Mount Elementary School News Today

Efforts are underway to update Franklin Countys comprehensive plan which will help guide future growth in the county. Multiple public workshops are scheduled over the next few weeks to garner input on what the public would like to see as the plan is developed.

Two nearly 90-year-old stories came together in a polychrome sandstone retaining wall. Wearing a small, forgotten commemorative plaque, it faced the athletic field on the landmarked former W.C. Stripling High School campus in Fort Worth’s Arlington Heights. Wall and plaque were inseparable — from each other and from

Smiles filled the room as students, educators and guests explored the new sensory room inside Shallowford Falls Elementary School.

Musical performances, parades, breakfasts and many “thank yous” welcomed military veterans at schools across Cobb.

NORTH COBB — The community of Rocky Mount Elementary School came together last week to celebrate the life and legacy of Barbara Evangelista, known fondly by her students as “Mrs.

The Franklin County Board of Supervisors agreed to allocate an additional $150,000 in funding on Tuesday to post deputies in each school in the division throughout the school year.

Ron Willard Sr. started out the son of a tobacco farmer in Franklin County. He eventually learned how to make a living in construction and turn that into his own business that has spanned 50 years. In that time his business has sparked the growth of Smith Mountain Lake by developing more than 3,500 acres and 35 miles of shoreline.

Ron Willard Sr. started out the son of a tobacco farmer in Franklin County. He eventually learned how to make a living in construction and turn that into his own business that has spanned 50 years. In that time his business has sparked the growth of Smith Mountain Lake by developing more than 3,500 acres and 35 miles of shoreline.

Ron Willard Sr. started out the son of a tobacco farmer in Franklin County. He eventually learned how to make a living in construction and turn that into his own business that has spanned 50 years. In that time his business has sparked the growth of Smith Mountain Lake by developing more than 3,500 acres and 35 miles of shoreline.

Ron Willard Sr. started out the son of a tobacco farmer in Franklin County. He eventually learned how to make a living in construction and turn that into his own business that has spanned 50 years. In that time his business has sparked the growth of Smith Mountain Lake by developing more than 3,500 acres and 35 miles of shoreline.