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Franklin Facts (relevance: 100%, date: Dec 26, 2007)

Holiday Giving & Events (relevance: 86.6%, date: Nov 23, 2007)

'Alice' falls into a rabbit hole -- and whimsy! (relevance: 67.4%, date: Apr 8, 2026)
FRANKLINTON -- The Franklinton Area Community Theatre is set to put on its spring performance: Alice in Wonderland Jr.
Alice in Wonderland Jr. is a fast-paced, family-friendly musical adventure.
The FACT show follows Alice as she falls down the rabbit hole into a whimsical world filled with unforgettable characters like the White Rabbit, Mad Hatter, Cheshire Cat and Queen of Hearts.

Pianist, violist team up for Cherry Hill concert (relevance: 54.5%, date: Apr 8, 2026)
Pianist Kwan Yi and violist Rachel Yonan will perform at Cherry Hill on Sunday, April 12.
The program will open with Franz Schubert's "Arpeggione Sonata" and will include works by Debussy, Chopin, Faure, Mendelssohn, Arvo Part, and James MacMillan.
Sunday's performance marks a return to Cherry Hill for Kwan Yi, while introducing a well-recognized violist to the local concert venue.

High court's ruling hits schools hard (relevance: 47.9%, date: Apr 8, 2026)
RALEIGH -- The North Carolina Supreme Court issued a ruling last Thursday that could cost Franklin County Schools an estimated $22 million in long-anticipated revenue designated to help achieve educational parity with more wealthy districts.
The court, in a 4-3 ruling led by Republican justices, set aside an important 2022 ruling when the court, which then had a Democratic majority, ruled that a lower court judge had the authority to order that taxpayer money be directed to reduce long-standing education inequities.

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Economic development isn't working; try something new (relevance: 31.7%, date: Apr 8, 2026)
Spring has arrived in Franklin County -- complete with typical temperatures that yo-yo from almost summer-like one day to downright chilly a day or two later.
As usual for this time of the year, the winds have been brisk -- and that keeps tons of pollen stirred up, which may be good for plants but isn't much fun for those with seasonal allergies.
But what is most noticeable this year is the fact that it is very, very dry -- and that the few showers most of us have received have been far too little and far too short to change that very much.