The Franklin Press
The Franklin Press holds the title of the oldest business in Macon County. It was founded in 1886 as a weekly publication by T.J. Christy, who was from Athens, Georgia. After a brief period, Christy sold the business to W.A. Curtis.
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1 month ago |
thefranklinpress.com | Thomas Sherrill
Press photo/Thomas Sherrill - Ten-year-old Gracie Parker, right, speaks about her childhood trauma and efforts to set up a Young Mental Health-Help Rally, which is slated for Saturday, April 30 at the gazebo on Main Street. Supporting Gracie is her friend Kennedy. Press photo/Thomas Sherrill - Ten-year-old Gracie Parker, right, speaks about her childhood trauma and efforts to set up a Young Mental Health-Help Rally, which is slated for Saturday, April 30 at the gazebo on Main Street.
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1 month ago |
thefranklinpress.com | Thomas Sherrill
Press photo/Thomas Sherrill - Macon County Public Library Board of Trustees members Ed Trask (left) and Wood Lovell (right) go back and forth during a discussion at the board’s Dec. 5 meeting. Board Chair Bill Dyar is seated at center. Press photo/Thomas Sherrill - Macon County Public Library Board of Trustees members Ed Trask (left) and Wood Lovell (right) go back and forth during a discussion at the board’s Dec. 5 meeting. Board Chair Bill Dyar is seated at center.
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2 months ago |
thefranklinpress.com | Thomas Sherrill
• Press photo - The front entrance of East Franklin Elementary, originally constructed in 1950. Press photo - The front entrance of East Franklin Elementary, originally constructed in 1950. A plan for the senior center, rebuilding an elementary school and the first two phases of refurbishing the Macon County Recreation Park were part of a preliminary five-year Capital Improvement Plan... Premium Content is available to subscribers only.
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2 months ago |
thefranklinpress.com | Thomas Sherrill
• Press photo/Thomas Sherrill - Sen. Kevin Corbin speaks to a room full of internet-service providers at a town hall at Holly Springs Baptist Church. Press photo/Thomas Sherrill - Sen. Kevin Corbin speaks to a room full of internet-service providers at a town hall at Holly Springs Baptist Church. A broadband town hall on March 14 celebrated how far Western North Carolina has come in recent years in connectivity and featured comments from N.C. Department of Information Technology Secretary a...
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2 months ago |
thefranklinpress.com | Thomas Sherrill
After debating how the first phase of the Macon County Recreation Park’s revitalization will look, the new idea is to just have pickleball courts at the site of a current ballfield. At ... Premium Content is available to subscribers only. Please login here to access content or go here to purchase a subscription.
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