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Franklin Mourns its Sole African American Alderman

December 3, 2020 Carla Hendricks Comments Off

By Carla Hendricks FRANKLIN, TN — The Franklin community is mourning the loss of Alderman Pearl Bransford, the sole African American member of the city’s board of mayor and aldermen. Re-elected for a fourth term […]

Mercy Community Healthcare Gives New Hope to Students

October 22, 2020 Carla Hendricks Comments Off

By Carla Hendricks FRANKLIN, TN — Through a partnership with Mercy Community Healthcare, New Hope Academy, a Christian private school in Franklin, welcomed nurse Tina DeLaughter to its Pre-K through sixth grade students and their […]

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