Hattie Jane's Creamery is now open in Franklin. (Wendy Sturges/Community Impact Newspaper)
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WCS Superintendent Jason Golden said the district does not anticipate masks will be required this fall if trends continue and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention continues to lessen restrictions.
The guidance states fully vaccinated people do not need to wear masks indoors or outdoors.
The Tennessee Department of Health will be administering the Pfizer vaccine, which has been approved for those age 12 and older.
As of June 1, face masks will no longer be mandatory for students and staff attending summer programs.
According to the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency, drivers should only take what they need, so as not to cause more outages.
The organization operates KLOVE, a Christian radio station, as well as podcasts and Air1.
The streets will be named for Martin Luther King Jr. and ANC Williams, the first Black business owner in Franklin.
Drivers will have until May 2023 to get the Real ID, which will be required for adults boarding a U.S. commercial flight.
Rhea Little will serve another two years as mayor.
The series, which was canceled in 2020, will kick off June 6.
Bailey was elected president of the American Medical Association in June 2020. Much of the organization's focus during that time has been on vaccine transparency and distribution.
