🌱 Potential Changes To Protest Rules + Fourth Avenue Renamed

Hey, neighbors! I'm back with your fresh copy of the Franklin Daily. Come along to find out the most important things going on in town these days...

First, today's weather:

Mostly sunny. High: 94 Low: 66.

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Here are the top three stories today in Franklin:

1. The city of Franklin is considering the rule changes on public demonstrations and protests. Last week, Franklin Aldermen discussed the idea of revising city ordinances, which would affect when, where, and how residents hold demonstrations in Franklin. The proposals include no permits issued for events held after dark anywhere in the city, no permits issued for events held from 5 p.m. on Friday until 9 a.m. Monday in the historic district, and permits to be required for events of any size that use amplification such as bullhorns or loudspeakers. These measures have not been put up for a vote yet. (Tennessean)
2. Franklin's Fourth Avenue was renamed "Cornelia Clark Way" in a ceremony on Tuesday. The street is being renamed after late Tennessee Supreme Court Justice Cornelia Clark for her service to her state. Clark passed away last summer after a battle with cancer. (williamsonherald.com)
3. Are you looking for a new home in Franklin? Patch and Redfin have found five upcoming open houses in the area taking place soon. Visit Patch to see pictures and details of the available homes. (Franklin Patch)

Today in Franklin:

• Franklin Planning Commission At City Hall (7:00 PM)

From my notebook:

• Check out these water conservation tips from the Franklin Water Management Dept. (City of Franklin, TN - Municipal Government via Facebook)
• Ever wonder where your Blue Bin recycling goes? Bin Franklin will guide the way and show you the process. (City of Franklin, TN - Municipal Government via Facebook)
• From some of Tennessee’s best wine, beer, and spirits to the best public art around Williamson County, get to know Franklin on a more personal level with Visit Franklin's free digital passports! (Visit Franklin, TN via Facebook)

Thanks for following along and staying informed. I'll see you around!

— Sean Peek

About me: Sean Peek is a writer and entrepreneur with a degree in English Literature from Weber State University. Over the years, he has worked as a copywriter, editor, SEO specialist, and marketing director for various digital media companies. He currently co-owns and operates content creation agency Lightning Media Partners.