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The Tennessean
It's here. Franklin In-N-Out location opens to fanfare, shorter waits
After years of planning, Williamson County has officially opened its first In-N-Out restaurant in Franklin's Berry Farms area. Senior executives, customers and In-N-Out owner Lynsi Snyder welcomed store “434” at about 9 a.m. on Feb. 25. Workers donned the California-based chain's iconic red and white outfit as they cheered and waved to customers at the newest location. When the brand's first Tennessee eatery, in Lebanon, opened in December, former California residents and first timers, alike, arrived as early as possible to get a taste. The Franklin location was no different. “We got here at 7:45 p.m. last night,” Williamson County residents and friends Brady Smith and Royce Ali said. When the location was first announced, the friends said they made the decision to camp out for the opening. “We did it for the food but also for the experience,” Ali said. “All of us came together to do this for the good memories, lots of fun and great food,” Smith chimed in. Unlike the first Tennessee store opening, the lines weren't as long for the Franklin restaurant on opening day. Guests like Christopher Samaha were able to take advantage of the shorter wait. When Samaha arrived at 8:30 a.m., he
everafterinthewoods.com
These 7 Tennessee Meat-And-Three Cafes Have Been In The Same Family For Decades
Some places don’t update their recipes, they protect them. Inside these long-standing meat-and-three cafés in Tennessee, the rhythm never really changed. Screen doors still snapped shut behind loyal regulars. The lunch rush still moved with quiet precision. And behind the counter, the same family names kept showing up...
Nashville Parent
In-N-Out Burger Sets Open Date for Franklin Location
Attention, Williamson County burger lovers! Beginning February 25, 2026, In-N-Out hamburgers, fries and shakes will be available at the newest location in Franklin. The Franklin opening follows the chain’s December launch of three Middle Tennessee locations in Antioch, Lebanon and Murfreesboro, with plans for future spots at Rivergate Mall in Madison and Hendersonville.
takingthekids.com
11 Hole-In-The-Wall Tennessee Breakfast Spots People Drive From All Over To Eat At
Some mornings call for more than a drive-thru coffee and a rushed breakfast sandwich. Across Tennessee, there are small, no-frills spots where the griddle is always hot, the biscuits come out fluffy and golden, and regulars greet each other like family. These are the places with faded signs, crowded counters,...
takingthekids.com
13 Small Tennessee Restaurants Where Burger Lovers Keep Returning For Another Bite
Tennessee is home to some of the most satisfying burgers, served at small, local restaurants that keep burger lovers coming back for more. These spots offer a range of mouth-watering options, from classic cheeseburgers to creative, specialty blends with all the fixings. Each restaurant has its own unique vibe, often...
mainstreetmediatn.com
Annual Dickson St. Patrick’s Day Festival cancelled
A new favorite Saint Patrick’s Day festivity in Dickson will have to hit the pause button this year. The 3rd Annual Luck of the Irish Saint Patrick’s Day Festival, normally held the weekend of Saint Patrick’s Day at the Dickson County Fairground in Dickson, has been cancelled, according to founder and organizer Robin Pickard.
American Songwriter
Born on This Day in 1914, the Artist Who Elevated the Grand Ole Opry and Wrote One of the Most-Performed Songs in History
On this day (February 18) in 1914, Pee Wee King was born Julius Frank Anthony Kuczynski in Abrams, Wisconsin. He learned to play accordion from his father, a polka musician, at a young age. Later, he and his band backed Gene Autry, who gave him the nickname Pee Wee. King is credited with elevating the Grand Ole Opry by introducing matching stage attire, a well-rehearsed repertoire, and union musicians to the show.
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Charges dropped against country music singer Conner Smith in deadly pedestrian crash
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — Charges have been dropped against country music singer Conner Smith for a deadly pedestrian crash last summer, the Nashville/Davidson County District Attorney General's Office confirms. In June 2025, 77-year-old Dorothy "Dot" Dobbins was hit while crossing the street in a marked crosswalk in the heart...