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.
FHS created Thursday Night Lights as a way to honor their students that would normally gather in the FHS Gym. Due to COVID-19 that is not possible.
Members of Franklin High School’s Class of 2020 will have to wait until August to be officially honored at commencement ceremonies.
The number of active COVID-19 cases in Macon County has risen to 13 after the health department identified a “cluster” of positive cases among worshippers at a Franklin church.
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.
Temperamental weather, reinforced safety guidelines and lingering coronavirus concerns weren’t enough to kill Franklin diners’ appetites after restaurants got the go-ahead to open.
While most dental offices across North Carolina have resumed routine procedures, the Adult Dental Clinic and Children’s Dental Clinic in Macon County are seeing patients only on an emergency basis.
In as little as a few of days, places of worship may be allowed to reopen their doors and resume regular services (albeit with restrictions on capacity), but not every church thinks that it’s time
As schools around the country debate how best to end their years while COVID-19 threatens traditional graduation ceremonies, Macon County elementary and intermediate schools are saying farewell to
Macon County will receive $833,421 in federal relief through the state after legislators passed the 2020 COVID-19 Recovery Act.