Press Releases
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VISIT FRANKLIN ANNOUNCES VICE PRESIDENT & STAFF PROMOTIONS
DETAILS: VISIT FRANKLIN ANNOUNCES VICE PRESIDENT & STAFF PROMOTIONSFRANKLIN, Tenn. – Lauren Ward has been promoted to Vice President of Marketing and Communications at Visit Franklin, while Nate Gaw was named Senior Sales Manager and Matthew Maxey, Associate Director of Public Relations. Ward will continue leading the marketing and communications efforts of Visit Franklin, in addition to overseeing…
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JOHANSEN & WANAMAKER JOIN VISIT FRANKLIN STAFF
DETAILS: JOHANSEN & WANAMAKER JOIN VISIT FRANKLIN STAFFFRANKLIN, Tenn. – Visit Franklin has added Brendan Johansen and Courtney Wanamaker to its staff. Johansen joins Visit Franklin as Director of Sales, leading all sales activities and the sales […]
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WILLIAMSON COUNTY SEES RECORD 1.72 MILLION VISITORS IN 2018
DETAILS: WILLIAMSON COUNTY SEES RECORD 1.72 MILLION VISITORS IN 2018FRANKLIN, Tenn. – A record 1.72 million visitors were welcomed to Williamson County in 2018, a 13.6 percent increase from the 1.51 million visitors in 2017. This indicates an increase […]
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VISIT FRANKLIN ADDS MOHRMANN AND SCOTT TO STAFF
DETAILS: VISIT FRANKLIN ADDS MOHRMANN AND SCOTT TO STAFFFRANKLIN, Tenn. – Visit Franklin has added Dane Mohrmann and Shannon Scott to its staff. Mohrmann joins Visit Franklin as Creative Services Manager, serving as the in-house designer and brand manager, while Scott will serve as Visitor Services Manager where she will oversee the visitor center located in downtown Franklin…
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PUP MEETUP RETURNS TO VISITOR CENTER IN DOWNTOWN FRANKLIN
DETAILS: PUP MEETUP RETURNS TO VISITOR CENTER IN DOWNTOWN FRANKLINFRANKLIN, Tenn. – The popular Pup Meetup benefiting the Williamson County Animal Center will return 11 a.m. – 2 p.m., Friday, April 12 to the Visitor Center at 400 Main Street in downtown Franklin. Come with your dog to meet other pups or stop by solo to visit the puppy…
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MIDNIGHT SUN SCAVENGER HUNT DEBUTS IN FRANKLIN
DETAILS: MIDNIGHT SUN SCAVENGER HUNT DEBUTS IN FRANKLINFRANKLIN, Tenn. – Horses and equine culture have long been part of Franklin, Tennessee’s soul. No horse more so than Midnight Sun, the famed Tennessee Walking Horse Grand Champion that called Harlinsdale Farm home. Now, visitors and residents alike will see many more horses around downtown, assuming they can figure…