Franklin High School’s band students got to perform for an audience for the first – and last – time this school year when they took the stage on Monday night.
It was a standing-room only crowd at the Franklin Town Council meeting on Monday night as about 50 people attended to show their support for a skate park.
Franklin High School’s drama students will perform for an audience for the first time this year with a series of original productions next weekend.
Franklin’s next town manager will be selected with the help of Developmental Associates, LLC after a unanimous decision from the Town Council made April 28.
Officials from Mission Health and HCA joined the Franklin community on Friday morning to break ground on the future site of a new and improved Angel Medical Center, which they expect will open by n
Macon County elementary schools joined more than 100 other schools across North Carolina last week in celebrating STEM with Duke Energy Science Day.
When the federal government sent out stimulus payments and expanded unemployment benefits amid the worst of the COVID-19 shutdown last year, the payments helped millions of suddenly underemployed A
Judy White is retiring after nearly 49 years of working at The Franklin Press. She was modest about talking about her time at the newspaper and didn’t want a lot of attention.
The new Food Lion grocery store is slated to open today, April 28 in Macon Plaza on Highlands Road.
Low interest rates coupled with people making work and lifestyle changes due to COVID has resulted in a fast-paced real estate market in Macon County.