Franklin Living

12/12/2024

*****CANCEL*****MISSING PERSON

AMY HAS BEEN LOCATED. Thank you to everyone that shared this post, and thank you to the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office for their assistance.

Amy Reed was last seen at approximately 12:00 pm (noon) today after she left Walmart. She was wearing a pink pullover and blue jeans. If anyone has seen her or knows where she is, please contact us at 256-332-2230.
Last seen around North Jackson and
Icy Road area.

Please share this post to spread awareness.

11/17/2024

Opinion – Faith Focus: Important Last Words

Since spring 2020, it has been my privilege to serve North Highlands church of Christ in Russellville as preacher and minister, and it has also been an honor to contribute a bi-monthly column to Franklin Living.

10/17/2024

After 25 years working as a teacher and administrator, Robynn Bragwell became the child nutrition program director for Franklin County Schools in 2017. She’s now in her 32nd year working in education, and it’s a career she loves. Like many people these days, though, she also thrives in a side venture that brings a little extra light to her life – as well as the lives of her customers.

FRANKLIN LIVING SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER 2024 After 25 years working as a teacher and administrator, Robynn Bragwell became the child nutrition program director for Franklin County Schools in 2017. She’s now in her 32nd year working in education, and it’s a career she loves. Like many people these days...

10/14/2024

My “Traveling Cookbook Collection” includes cookbooks from so many of my trips across this country. I always discover favorite recipes in each book, and now I am sharing some of them with you. These recipes come to you thanks to trips to the Coca-Cola museum in Atlanta, to Rippavilla Planation with a Franklin County Schools gifted class and to Dollywood in Tennessee, as well as New Orleans and Disney World!

My “Traveling Cookbook Collection” includes cookbooks from so many of my trips across this country. I always discover favorite recipes in each book, and now I am sharing some of them with you. These recipes come to you thanks to trips to the Coca-Cola museum in Atlanta, to Rippavilla Planation w...

10/06/2024

“Each horse will have a unique temperament. There are horses that are always tough to work with and others that are always easy, and then there’s those bipolar critters that wake up and roll with whichever way the wind is blowing. Farriers love those. Keeps me on my toes.”

When a horse needs new shoes, a trip to the store doesn’t solve the problem. Instead, a farrier comes to them to take care of the issue and make sure everything is done right. “I became a farrier out of necessity,” explained Joseph Baldwin, who lives in Atwood.

09/05/2024

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08/30/2024

Looking for a good (cook)book? In addition to the titles in Taste of Franklin, we have these ideas for you in Reading Recommendations, from Lori Skinner—

Bountiful gardens have you in the mood to get in the kitchen? Grab a mouthwatering cookbook to inspire your culinary journey. Northwest Shoals Community College library director Lori Skinner has these titles to recommend:

08/28/2024

See what Amy McCollum is cooking up in this edition—

Even though the weather is hot, I love everything summer brings with it. School is out, which means I have more time with my kids and grandchildren, swimming, grilling – and a chance to travel and explore this great country.

08/26/2024

“He’s always kind to others, a hard worker and somebody you can really depend on. He’s always been somebody that I’ve looked up to and somebody you can always depend on no matter the situation. He is still very active in the church and a verry good leader in the church and in the community. I can’t say enough positive things about him and the kind of effect he had on me growing up, having a strong role model like that in our community.”
https://franklincountytimes.com/2024/08/20/somebody-you-can-always-depend-on-rocky-stones-80-years-represent-lifetime-of-teaching-and-inspiring/

08/22/2024

"Cyber threats come in various forms, including phishing, malware and identity theft. How do we strengthen our digital defenses?"

In today's interconnected world, it is crucial to stay cyber safe and secure. As we increasingly manage our finances online, we must protect our digital assets from cyber threats. Here’s how to navigate this landscape safely.

08/20/2024

“When we alter habitats, we lose these little unique species, but they’re prolific here. It’ll change your life to hold one in your hands and see it. It’ll change your opinion of what you think of taking care of streams and how important they are.”
https://franklincountytimes.com/2024/08/02/caretakers-of-creation-promoting-conservation-and-biodiversity-in-spruce-pine/

08/13/2024

“Knockouts are generally pretty pest free but are being affected by these guys.”

When it comes to the Extension System, regional agents can offer advice for tackling all kinds of issues. One of the issues facing home gardeners this summer is threatening knockout roses.

07/05/2024

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07/05/2024

“I love working with flowers, and it doesn’t have to be complicated. It’s surprising what you can put together with even just a few minutes. I really enjoy it, and I think it’s a great way to connect with nature and use your creativity."

For Russellville resident Brenda Oliver, growing, gathering and arranging flowers is more than a simple hobby; it’s a way to relax while doing something she loves.