Franklin, TN – This morning at Franklin Tomorrow’s Breakfast with the Mayors, the Williamson County Association for REALTORS® (WCAR) presented the outcomes of the study titled, “Population Growth & Economic Dynamics: A Case Study for Williamson County.” This study examines the relationship between population and economic growth as it pertains to Williamson County and various […]
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WCAR presents results of Case Study on Williamson County’s Population Growth & Economic Development
Thursday, May 30th
Mayor Ken Moore Appointed to Serve on National League of Cities’ Finance, Administration and Intergovernmental Relations Committee
Wednesday, Dec 12th
WASHINGTON — DATE — Franklin, Tennessee Mayor Ken Moore, has been appointed to the National League of Cities (NLC) 2019 Finance, Administration and Intergovernmental Relations (FAIR) federal advocacy committee. This committee has the lead responsibility for developing NLC’s federal policy positions on issues involving national economic policy, general financial assistance programs, liability insurance, intergovernmental relations, […]
Unite Williamson inaugural event to host representatives from all faiths WILLIAMSON COUNTY, TN, August 21, 2018 – Unite Williamson will host a prayer breakfast Saturday, October 20th at Harlinsdale Park in Franklin. This inaugural event is expected to host hundreds of representatives from over 200 churches, synagogues, mosques and temples across Williamson County. Franklin Mayor, […]
City of Franklin Announces Members of Newly Formed Development Services Advisory Commission
Thursday, Aug 23rd
Franklin—In August Mayor Ken Moore announced the members of the newly formed Development Services Advisory Commission. The Development Services Advisory Commission is comprised of 11 members appointed by the mayor and confirmed by the board of alderman. Members serve three-year terms. The vacancies are to be filled by citizens with a primary residence in Williamson […]
Heritage Foundation plans for educational and historical uses of seven-acre campus FRANKLIN, Tenn. – The Heritage Foundation of Williamson County, TN is pursuing the purchase of the property of the former O’More College of Design. With a signed option agreement, the nonprofit organization plans to create a multi-use campus with a new robust educational program, […]
96E Sidewalk Ceremony
Friday, Aug 17th
Celebrate the grand opening of the 96E sidewalk. Get Fit Franklin and Franklin Mayor Ken Moore will park at Church of the City at 10am and walk down the new sidewalk to Pinkerton Park where there will be a short ceremony and ribbon cutting.
Harlinsdale Multi-Use Path to get funding from TDOT Grant
Thursday, Aug 16th
Grant to fund pedestrian bridge from Chestnut Bend Subdivision trail to the Park Franklin—Franklin Mayor Ken Moore announced today the award of an $2,000,000.00 Transportation Alternative Grant to the City of Franklin for the Park at Harlinsdale Farm Multi-Use Path. The path will begin at the Ruby F. Lynch trailhead and terminate on the west […]
Community Visioning Project is “On the Table” in Franklin
Thursday, Aug 2nd
Franklin, TN – At this morning’s “Breakfast with the Mayors,” Franklin Tomorrow introduced a new community initiative, On the Table, set for this fall. On the Table is a one-day opportunity for people to gather in small groups around a table with friends, neighbors, colleagues and maybe even a few people meeting for the first […]
Franklin Mayor Ken Moore to Designate June Alzheimer’s and Brain Health Awareness Month
Monday, May 21st
Franklin—Mayor Ken Moore will present a Proclamation to the Board of Mayor and Alderman, Tuesday, May 22nd, designating the month of June as Alzheimer’s Awareness month in the City of Franklin. “Proclamations, such as this, will only help raise vital awareness needed for this disease,” states Nashville Walk to End Alzheimer’s Chair, Laura Musgrave. Alzheimer’s […]
Mayor Ken Moore Gives State of the City Speech, Wednesday, May 16
Tuesday, May 15th
Franklin- Mayor Ken Moore will give his eighth State of the City presentation at the Factory in Franklin at Liberty Hall on Wednesday, May 16, at 7:45 a.m. Doors open at 7:00 a.m.; light breakfast, sponsored by the Franklin Breakfast Rotary, will be provided. City Departments will have tables and booths set up to show […]
Pinkerton Park Storybook Trail Opens Friday, March 2, 2018
Tuesday, Feb 20th
There is a new way to read a story in the Park Franklin – The City of Franklin Parks department is partnering with Friends of Franklin Parks and the Williamson County Library to create a new opportunity for children and families at Pinkerton Park. On Friday, March 2 at 3:30 officials will cut the ribbon […]
Franklin mayor and city administrator compete in Dance Off for United Way
Saturday, Jan 27th
FRANKLIN, Tenn. (Jan. 26, 2018) — Two Franklin city leaders showed off their dance moves to support United Way of Williamson County recently. The City of Franklin’s video tells the whole story. Mayor Ken Moore and City Administrator Eric Stuckey got creative with their dance moves in their video fundraiser to support United Way of […]
Franklin’s First Couple named Taste of Williamson honorary chairs
Friday, Jan 26th
FRANKLIN, TN – New this year, Franklin Mayor Ken Moore and Linda Moore will serve as Honorary Chairs for the 2018 Taste of Williamson, presented by Nissan and sponsored by CoolSprings Galleria. “Linda and I are honored to be part of this year’s Taste of Williamson,” said Moore. “This is one of our community’s most […]
Franklin Christmas Tree Lighting on the Square
Friday, Nov 17th
Franklin Christmas Tree Lighting on the Square Friday, December 1, 6:00-8 p.m Franklin—The city of Franklin is excited to light up the square Friday, December 1, for the 2017 Christmas tree lighting, the best tree lighting event in Middle Tennessee! Freedom Intermediate School Honors Choir and Independence High School Choir will sing with a special guest […]
There are two documents of paramount importance to American history: the Declaration of Independence, which forged our national identity, and the United States Constitution, which set forth the framework for the federal government that is still in use today. While Independence Day is a beloved national holiday, fewer people know about Constitution Week, an annual […]