Work on the new skatepark is nearing completion and the Town of Franklin hopes to have a ribbon cutting for the park in September.
The Franklin Town Council approved rezoning five residential areas but will ask the Planning Board to further study the area along Old Murphy Road that was also recommended for rezoning.
This past weekend, folks celebrated the music and fashion of the 1980s while supporting a good cause.
Since early July, Franklin’s two state legislators have been awaiting word to return to Raleigh and the N.C. General Assembly to vote on the biennium state budget.
The gap between the number of registered Republicans and Democrats has widened several times over the last 20 years in Macon County and across rural North Carolina while the number of unaffiliated
For the first time in more than two decades, Franklin High School marching band members began their annual band camp with a new face leading them.
The Macon County Board of Elections approved the plan for the 2023 municipal elections during its July 18 meeting,
With no contested races, the results of this fall’s Town of Franklin election are set, barring any unforeseen changes in the ballot.
New kitchen equipment for Franklin High, an activity bus and door swipes were some of the capital outlay requests approved for purchase in 2023-24 during a Macon County Board of Education workshop