Crabtree General Store & Coffee Vault in Franklin has recently transformed into a Christmas headquarters.

Franklin Chamber of Commerce staff and members are excited about taking a vacant building and turning it into their new home. 

Currently cramped in the same 2,400-square-foot building on Palmer Street the chamber has occupied since 1969, the staff is now envisioning what it will do with the 8,000 square feet of space at the new location at 98 Hyatt Road.

The Franklin Chamber of Commerce is looking for financial support from the community to purchase new office space.

While marked by all the usual trappings of red-white-and-blue-infused color guards, antique cars and patriotic speeches, last week’s Veterans Day celebration in Franklin was a bit more sparse and a bit more somber than typical of the annual event.

Sarah Miller has a glowing personality and limitless energy when it comes to pursuing her passion.

Fourteen Macon County charities are vying for a piece of Franklin’s $40,000 nonprofit funding pool, but not all organizations will walk away with their full request. 

A meeting to talk about wilderness started off with a bang last week when a group of pro-wilderness folks who had showed up hopeful of putting a bug in Congressman Mark Meadows’, R-Cashiers, ear were asked to leave.

Franklin Health & Fitness has invested a lot in its community, and in return, the community has been able to invest in its health. 

Many rumors were put to rest Monday night as Ingles Market representatives laid out the plan for its newest grocery store in Franklin.

Franklin is one step closer to outlining a plan to provide better connectivity throughout the town for pedestrians and bicyclists.