More than a quarter of all active voters in Franklin County have already cast votes in the Nov. 5 election, which will decide the U.S. Presidential race.
More than a quarter of all active voters in Franklin County have already cast votes in the Nov. 5 election, which will decide the U.S. Presidential race.
Franklin County High School graduates Keylan Rutledge (left) and Brent Honeywell (right) each shined on big sports stages last week.
Franklin County High School students increased their scores on the SAT test in 2024, compared to the previous year, and gained ground on regional and state marks.
Franklin County Commission Chairman Jeff Jacques announced Monday that commissioners will vote Nov. 4 on whether or not to build a sewer line to a new Franklin Springs Wastewater Treatment Plant.
Franklin County voters may begin casting ballots next week for U.S. President. Early voting for the Nov. 5 election will open Tuesday and continue through Nov. 1.
Since getting married almost four years ago, Ernest and Martha Crane Gibson have rarely missed a day at the Franklin County Senior Center, where they first met. At 96, Ernest still plays the guitar for sing-alongs.
Jeremy “Bud” Fulghum and Michael Certain of Line Fire Department, with help from a Franklin County Detention Center work crew, clear a tree that fell over Burgess Road in Franklin County after the remnants of Hurricane Helene blew through the county Thursday night and Friday morning. (Photo courtesy of Ginger Fulghum)
The parking lot of the Lavonia Police Department filling up with trailers loaded down with donated supplies that will be taken today to Avery County, N.C. (Photo by Eavenson)
Monday is the deadline to register to vote in the Nov. 5 General Election, which includes the race for U.S. President.