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  • Joined: May 31, 2026
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Black bear dies in Bedford County auto accident

Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency officer Larry Thurston was called to the scene of an auto accident involving a black bear on Nov. 10 at around 11 p.m. by the Bedford County Sheriff’s Department. Upon arrival, Thurston found a large male…

Opinion: Schools must be safe

J Every child deserves a safe and secure learning environment, free from any fear or threat. It is an absolute necessity that we prioritize and invest in school-safety measures. The protection of our children should never be up for debate.…

County eyes increase for permit fees

E In a simultaneous move to increase revenue to stave off a property tax increase and to create a fairer fee schedule, the Franklin County government is considering raising its planning and zoning permit costs. Mayor Chris Guess said a…

Rebels drop basketball home opener to Webb

S The Franklin County Rebels lost to the Webb Feet 65-44 at home Friday in their first game of the season. The Rebels fell behind by double digits in the second quarter and weren’t able to overcome a significant halftime…

Gridiron Rebels receive regional accolades

S Award recipients were recently announced for the 2023 football season in Region 5-5A with 14 members of the Franklin County Rebels being recognized. Senior running back and linebacker Eric Jones was named the Athlete Player of the Year for…

Opinion: Hail to the chiefs, Part 3

D In the previous two installments of this series, I’ve tried to shine a light on our lesser-known presidents. When I visit middle and high school students, it saddens me to learn that many of them can only name a…

November focuses on fighting Alzheimer’s

E To increase awareness about Alzheimer’s and its dreaded effect on families and loved ones, Franklin County Mayor Chris Guess proclaimed Nov. 3 as Purple Out Tennessee Day to encourage area residents to support a cause to eradicate the disease.…