Tuesday, June 30, 2020
As student athletes prepare to compete in their favorite sports this fall semester, the North Carolina High School Athletics Association is preparing for the worst.
Health officials say the rise of COVID-19 cases in Macon County may be starting to slow, but they urge continued precautions to fight against community spread.
The night sky will light up Franklin with Fourth of July fireworks, just not in the usual place.
Macon County is in mourning after a crash Saturday near Clayton, Georgia claimed the lives of sheriff’s deputy David Head and his wife, Dawn.
Macon County has lifted the regulations put in place to combat the spread of COVID-19, effective May 8, and will allow hotels and other temporary lodging to open in time for Memorial Day.
Thursday the 28th Franklin High School held the last of their Thursday Night Lights events allowing students to have a celebration of sorts in place of the usual events in the gym. This night was for the graduating seniors
Bennett Swafford exceeded his own expectations.
Like most meetings and gatherings these days, the Franklin Athletic Awards ceremony went virtual.
Makayla Brewer figured her basketball-playing days were over.
