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Updated: November 4, 2026 @ 9:21 pm
Republican Charlie Hatcher defeated Democrat Chaz Molder in Tennessee’s 5th Congressional District race, receiving 110,408 votes to Molder’s 99,841, according to unofficial results.
Franklin’s annual Veterans Day Parade will return to downtown Wednesday, Nov. 11, bringing thousands of participants and spectators together to honor the nation’s veterans while marking a milestone year for one of the city’s most patriotic traditions.
FRANKLIN – After sweeping the TSSAA Class AAA state cross country championships last year in Memphis, the Brentwood High School girls and Independence High boys return to Shelby Park this year as contenders once again on Thursday.
BRENTWOOD – For the third consecutive season, the Ravenwood High School football team captured the Region 6-6A title with a win against longtime rival Brentwood in the regular season finale. The Raptors clinched the championship and the top seed in the postseason with a 28-10 win over the Br…
FRANKLIN— Families who are new to the area, considering a move, exploring a school change or simply wanting to learn more about their local public schools are invited to attend Franklin Special District’s (FSD) Prospective Family Open House on Thursday, Nov. 6.
The Artist Guild of Nolensville is hosting the third annual Fine Art Show & Sale at The Village Church on Friday, Nov. 6, and Saturday, Nov. 7.
FRANKLIN – After sweeping the TSSAA Class AAA state cross country championships last year in Memphis, the Brentwood High School girls and Independence High boys return to Shelby Park this year as contenders once again on Thursday.
Republican Charlie Hatcher defeated Democrat Chaz Molder in Tennessee’s 5th Congressional District race, receiving 110,408 votes to Molder’s 99,841, according to unofficial results.
Have you ever heard the saying, “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it”? While the phrase may apply to many scenarios, I believe it applies to the Tennessee Constitution in the current vote on Amendment 1.
From my front porch the other day during me and Love-Weasel’s afternoon coffee break, I watched a family of five slowly riding bicycles, lined up like ducks, down the street in front of my house. They were all covered, head to toe, with what my BoomerVision© defined as an excessive amount o…
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