New park named Women’s History Park
The Franklin Town Council approved the name of the new park where the “Sowing the Seeds of the Future” sculpture will be installed in March.
The Franklin Town Council approved the name of the new park where the “Sowing the Seeds of the Future” sculpture will be installed in March.
This year’s Mr. and Miss FHS ceremony was unique in Franklin High School history. For the first time, a split vote crowned two seniors, Hope Smith (left) and McCall Sanders, as Miss FHS.
A recent court ruling affecting same-day registration verification is one of many new parts of the 2024 elections, starting with the primary in March.
The Franklin Town Council voted unanimously to adopt a new fund balance policy that sets a minimum amount the town will keep in its fund balance, freeing up previously reserved money for capital ex
Less than a month after closure, U.S. 64/Highlands Road going through the Cullasaja Gorge could be open to the public early next week.
In a split vote on Jan. 27, the Franklin Town Council voted to allocate $200,000 toward a new truck for Franklin Fire and Rescue.
Frustration and incredulity were some of the emotions expressed about the lack of action by the county on multiple capital needs projects during the Macon County Board of Education meeting on Jan.
Students and teachers in the Franklin area, Nantahala and Highlands will have the same school calendar in 2024-25 as unanimously approved Monday, Jan.
A Jan. 4 house fire on Prentiss Bridge Road where two people were found dead has been determined to be a murder-suicide, the Macon County Sheriff’s Office stated on Friday, Jan. 19.
Multiple “threatening calls” to 911 caused a hectic hour of police sirens and panicked parents at Mountain View Intermediate School on Tuesday, Jan. 16.