Resident concerned about skate park location

  • Press photo/Mia Overton Franklin Police Chief Bill Harrell presented Brandy Burns and James Hampton with certificates of valor at the Town Council meeting on Aug. 2. Harrell thanked Hampton and Burns for their “courageous assistance” when they came to his aid during an incident on June 11 at Macon Plaza. The suspect lunged at Harrell knocking him off balance and tried to drive away in the police chief’s car. Hampton and Burns helped Harrell subdue the suspect until other officers arrived on the scene. “Thei
    Press photo/Mia Overton Franklin Police Chief Bill Harrell presented Brandy Burns and James Hampton with certificates of valor at the Town Council meeting on Aug. 2. Harrell thanked Hampton and Burns for their “courageous assistance” when they came to his aid during an incident on June 11 at Macon Plaza. The suspect lunged at Harrell knocking him off balance and tried to drive away in the police chief’s car. Hampton and Burns helped Harrell subdue the suspect until other officers arrived on the scene. “Thei
The proposed skate park was again the topic of discussion during the public session of the Franklin Town Council meeting held Aug. 2. Tim Shaw and Olga Lampkin spoke in favor of the park. Shaw gave…

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