Franklin County settles into season
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Published 7:02 pm Tuesday, October 29, 2024

Franklin County settles into season

We Say

We Say – Staff Editorial

From local festivals to football and other fun activities, Franklin County is keeping busy this fall as the leaves change and the temperatures settle primarily on the lower numbers. What are your favorite parts of fall?

Don’t forget to take time to enjoy the season, making sure to find time to spend in the great outdoors right here in Franklin County. From camping to fishing and more, there are plenty of ways to enjoy this autumn right here at home.

How do you celebrate the fall months? Perhaps you have favorite drinks or treats you like to prepare, crafts you enjoy making or special places you like to visit each year. Or maybe you mostly go about your usual routine but enjoy the colorful leaves and cooler temperatures as you go about your daily activities.

Whatever you are doing to enjoy fall this year, we hope you enjoy the season fully.

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