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[Kara Hensel @HenselKara]

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[FVHS Lady Jackets Soccer @wcsFVHSks]

Lady Jackets soccer wins the region championship 8-0 over Sycamore for their third region championship in a row! We will host a sectional at 6pm Saturday vs. Liberty Creek to advance to the state tournament!

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@wcsFVHSrdj @wcsCOAthletics

[Major League Soccer @MLS]

On to the semifinals for @NashvilleSC 🎶

#USOC2025

[Nashville SC @NashvilleSC]

Fans don't let fans drive drunk.

Learn more and take the pledge ⬇️

@TNHSO | @AAAnews | #EveryoneN

[Franklin Police Department @FranklinTNPD]

As Memorial Day weekend approaches and local high schools prepare for graduation ceremonies, the Franklin Police Department is intensifying its efforts to prevent impaired driving and ensure public safety.

"Memorial Day weekend and graduation celebrations are times of joy and reflection," said Chief Deb Faulkner. "However, they also bring a heightened risk of impaired driving. Our goal is to ensure that everyone can celebrate safely without the tragedy of preventable accidents."

Beginning this week and continuing through Memorial Day, additional officers will be on patrol citywide, specifically targeting impaired drivers. Officers will also have an increased presence around local high schools during graduation ceremonies.

“Underage drinking is illegal, dangerous, and can have lifelong consequences,” Chief Faulkner added. “Parents need to be vigilant. Teens need to know that one night of poor judgment can derail their future. We will have zero tolerance for underage drinking and impaired driving.”

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, nearly 40% of Memorial Day weekend traffic fatalities involve alcohol. In Tennessee, over 7,700 DUI-related crashes were reported in 2024 alone.

The Franklin Police Department encourages the community to use ride-sharing services, designated drivers, or public transportation.

(Photo: In collaboration with @TNHSO, FPD officers recently parked this Drive Drunk/Get Nailed vehicle in front of Franklin High School).

[Mindset Machine  @mindsetmachine]

This speech will change your life:

[WKRN News 2 @WKRN]

Franklin police increasing DUI enforcement for Cinco de Mayo holiday https://t.co/XG3KXGMZWE

[Franklin Police Department @FranklinTNPD]

As celebrations ramp up for Cinco de Mayo, the Franklin Police Department is stepping up its DUI enforcement efforts this weekend and on Monday, May 5, to keep impaired drivers off the road and ensure community safety.

Additional patrol units will be deployed throughout the city, targeting intoxicated drivers during one of the most dangerous weekends of the year for impaired driving.

"We want everyone to enjoy the festivities safely," said Chief Deborah Faulkner. "If you're planning to drink, plan not to drive. Use a rideshare, call a cab, or designate a sober driver. There's no excuse for putting lives at risk."

According to the latest data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), 47 people were killed in drunk-driving crashes on Cinco de Mayo in 2019. Nearly 40% of all traffic deaths on that date involved a drunk driver.

In Tennessee, alcohol-impaired driving continues to be a major concern, with DUI-related crashes consistently making up a large portion of traffic fatalities across the state.

“Driving under the influence endangers everyone on the road,” added Faulkner. “If you see someone who appears to be driving drunk, call 9-1-1 immediately. You could save a life.”

[Maurice Patton @mopatton_sports]

Summit senior Brayden Leach is the @MainStreetMaury @tennessee_ortho Athlete of the Week for Feb. 17-23 … @MainStreetPreps @MS_SportsToday @wcsSHSAthletics @wcsSSTMSpm @FirstTakedown

[WCS @WCSedu]

URGENT: There will be No school in WCS on Thursday, February 20, 2025. School Age Child Care will also be closed. Twelve month employees will follow the snow day protocol.

[Melody Tucker @RecordsPaper911]

Mark—when I first came to X, your journey with Gus was my daily quest for how he was doing, and my family prayed mightily for him.

Now we ask for your prayers for a little one in our family who needs cardiac surgery at 5 mos old. She is in good hands at a great place, but we need prayers for her. I know your love for the Lord and I humbly ask that you send a prayer up for my great niece Ivy. Thank you.

[WCS @WCSedu]

URGENT: There will be no school in Williamson County on Wednesday, February 19, 2025. School Age Child Care will be closed.

[NashSevereWx @NashSevereWx]

Yes, we have a tornado, damaging wind and hail threat with these incoming storms. But, DONT underestimate the flash flood potential. Our ground can't handle more water, but we're going to get more water. We'll likely see an uptick once again in creek/small river problems. Prepare now if you live in a flood prone area.

[Matt Jones @KySportsRadio]

Takes a lot of guys to cover “Smells Like Teen Spirit” with Nirvana….but I think Post Malone actually kind of killed it

[Country Central @CountryCentral]

Lainey Wilson and Devlin Hodges announce their engagement.

[George @BehizyTweets]

Christian singer Lauren Daigle gave an excellent performance of "America the Beautiful" at the Super Bowl.

There's a new sense of patriotism sweeping the nation.

[The Silver Bulletin @tSilverBulletin]

After signing his new contract, Ryan Day made a $1M donation to mental health programs at The Ohio State University Medical Center.

Day has been a champion for mental health awareness after losing his father many years ago.

A true leader and representative of the university.

[PHSLadyHoops @PHSLadyBBSB]

@MaryEFox 💪🏀💪