City of Franklin, TN Mayor Ken Moore has announced April 27 as the the date for his first "State of the City" Address. The event will take place at Liberty Hall in The Factory at Franklin, at 7:45 a.m., doors open at 7:00 and breakfast will be available.
"Last year's state of the City address at the Factory was so well received that we wanted to again make it a community event. We are thankful the Factory is donating this venue to the City for this event," said Mayor Moore. "We invite all Franklin residents to attend. Last year's state of the City address drew more than 400 people."
The theme of this year's speech is "The Spirit of Franklin." Mayor Moore will discuss some of the unique aspects of Franklin's community spirit that make it a special place to live, work and visit including: the entrepreneurial spirit and growth, the spirit of public service, and Franklin's caring community spirit, on the one year anniversary of the historic flood that hit Franklin and Middle Tennessee. News Channel 5's Rhori Johnston will emcee and moderate a question and answer section at the end of the presentation.
Coffee and light breakfast will be provided, and citizens will have an opportunity to ask questions. Residents are encouraged to submit questions prior to the event to ensure that the most detailed updates can be provided. To submit a question, please email stateofthecity@franklintn.gov or go to the City's Facebook page at www.facebook.com/cityoffranklin and submit your questions there.
Each City department will have a booth set up, where attendees can learn more before and after the program. Doors will open and breakfast will be available at 7:00 a.m.
For those who cannot attend, the full recorded version will be played on Franklin TV, Comcast Channel 10, and AT& T U-Verse, Channel 99 in the weeks following. The video will also be posted on the City website at www.franklintn.gov. WAKM A.M 950 and WAKMworldwide.com will broadcast live from the event.
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The Historic Downtown Franklin 1937 Theater, currently under renovation, lit up Main Street this Saturday when the a full-scale replica of the iconic 1930's art-deco sign was turned on for the first time. The Franklin theater which operated from 1937 until it fell into disrepair and closed Jan. 7, 2007, plans to be selling tickets in early spring. For some, that day can't come soon enough.
It was the Heritage Foundation, with the support of hundreds of donors, was able to purchase the Franklintheater in late 2007 and begin the restoration. Hasting Architecture was selected for the design work, with the goal to seek inspiration from the Franklin theater's Depression-era Art Deco design and make it a state-of-the-art, multi-use entertainment venue for live performances, movies and events.
The renovated Franklin theater will feature 1930s art deco and 21st century technology, while still serving pizza and
beer just like it once did in the 30s. Walking into the Franklin theater may feel like traveling back in time, but once the sound system starts up, it's fast-forward to the cutting-edge present.
The Franklintheater will be a LEED-certified project, meaning it will meet national standards for green buildings, and will be the first LEED-certified restoration in Franklin. The size of the two buildings comprising the Franklin Theater will include a catering kitchen, green room, storage and backstage space. The new lobby will be much larger than the old one, making more room for concessions. The balcony, gone for more than 40 years, is coming back with this restoration and includes a luxurious lounge area. The auditorium will accommodate movies, live performances and events. Sound and production quality will be state-of-the-art to welcome all of our local talent that makes Music City Music City.
568 Watson Branch located in Franklin TN the sought after Maplewood Neighborhood. With school only a couple of weeks away it's time to tee off and get moving into Williamson County for it's great schools. Priced competitively in the wonderful community of Maplewood. The neighborhood features a pool, tennis, playgrounds and its own catch and release fishing pond. and only minutes from historic downtown Franklin this neighborhood is central to schools, shopping and medical facilities. 4 bedrooms all large and all with great closet space. Great bonus room, gathering room with fireplace with windows that look out into your private fenced in backyard. Make time this Sunday to come out and see this wonderful home.
631 Tynebrae Dr. located in Franklin Golf Community Forrest Crossing Open this Sunday 2-4, July 18, 2010. With school only a couple of weeks away it's time to tee off and get moving into Williamson County for it's great schools. Priced competitively in the golf community of Forrest Crossing and only minutes from historic downtown Franklin. 4 bedrooms all large and all with great closet space. Home office...right off the main entry foyer. Huge bonus room, gathering room with fireplace, formal dinning room. Make time this Sunday to come out and see this wonderful home and maybe even take in a round of golf.
4122 Chancellor Dr., Thompsons StationOpen House Sunday July 18, 2010 only a couple more weeks until school starts. Of course you want to have the kids in Williamson County Schools, and now is the time. Price below all it's competition in the all brick community of Crowne Pointe in Thompsons Station you will not believe all you get with this home. 5 bedrooms all large and all with great closet space. Home office...your ideal "quiet" space to get all your work done. Huge bonus room, gathering room with fireplace, formal dinning room. Master and guest bedroom on the first floor. And outside....professionally landscaped yard, private fenced in backyard, play set and lots of little extras. Make time this Sunday to come out and see this wonderful home.
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