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1. Pilgrimage Festival Files Permit for 2027 Festival (williamsonsource.com) — Franklin's Pilgrimage Festival is set to return to Harlinsdale Farm April 10–11, 2027, shifting from its usual September dates after discussion at the city's Board of Mayor and Aldermen. Organizers say the new timing should avoid football conflicts and heat, while the city wants a tighter setup schedule so the park isn't closed too long. Lineup and ticket details are still to come.
2. Take a Tennessee Foodie Road Trip This Fall: Culinary Stops Worth the Drive (thestate.com) — Franklin is the starting point for a suggested four-to-six-day Tennessee foodie road trip, with detailed recommendations for local favorites like Puckett's, Biscuit Love, Southall Farm & Inn, and the Harpeth Hotel. The piece highlights Franklin's walkable downtown, live music, and MICHELIN-recognized dining as part of a broader fall culinary trail linking Nashville and Memphis.
3. Rising Stars: Meet DayShawn Mojica of Nashville (nashvillevoyager.com) — Musician and worship leader DayShawn Mojica now calls Franklin home after building his career in New York and Atlanta. He shares how church music shaped his sound, why he blends faith, rock, and soul, and how he focuses on encouraging other artists rather than chasing stardom. His story highlights the creative talent quietly rooted in the Franklin community.
4. 6-foot-8, 300-pound OT predicted to commit to Georgia football (usatoday.com) — A towering 6-foot-8, 300-pound offensive tackle from Battle Ground Academy in Franklin is projected to commit to Georgia's 2028 football class. The junior lineman, Koehn Dial, is ranked among Tennessee's top recruits and recently visited Georgia, adding national attention to Franklin's high school football scene. Several major programs have already offered him scholarships.
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