Rescheduled Fall Events
Due to the weather forecast, the fall events scheduled for October 10 have been rescheduled for November 7.
Author: Kerri Lindley
Stay in the Know!
Our full calendar is available on our website under the Contact Us tab. Find important dates all in one place, including bill due dates, late fee dates, Town Hall closures, holidays, community events and more. Check the calendar regularly so you don’t miss what’s happening!
Introducing Bale to Bolt — A New Mayor’s Quarterly Newsletter
The Mayor of Franklinville is excited to introduce Bale to Bolt, a new quarterly newsletter designed to keep our community informed, connected, and engaged.
Published four times a year, Bale to Bolt will provide residents with updates from the Mayor’s Office, community news, upcoming events, local highlights, and information about the people, projects, and progress shaping Franklinville.
The newsletter is an opportunity to stay informed about what’s happening in our community and to learn more about the work being done on behalf of Franklinville’s residents.
Be sure to look for Bale to Bolt each quarter and stay connected with your community!
https://franklinvillenc.org/mayors-newsletters/
Stay Connected with Franklinville Connect
Have you downloaded the Franklinville Connect app? Stay informed about what’s happening in our town with important alerts, road and water updates, events, town news, bill payments, the Mayor’s Quarterly Newsletter, and more.
Download the app today!
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Search for Franklinville Connect and look for the app to get started.
Everything Franklinville, right at your fingertips!
La ayuda está a solo una llamada de distancia.
NC 211 facilita encontrar recursos locales confiables para enfrentar los desafíos de la vida, desde alimentos y vivienda hasta transporte y servicios legales. Es un servicio gratuito, confidencial, multilingüe y disponible las 24 horas del día, los 7 días de la semana.
Help is just one call away.
NC 211 makes it easy to find trusted local resources for life’s challenges—from food and housing to transportation and legal services. Free, confidential, multilingual, and available 24/7.
America’s Potluck – Celebrating 250 Years of Independence
Join your neighbors for an evening of community, food, and patriotic fun at America’s Potluck as we celebrate 250 years of American independence. Bring your favorite dish to share and enjoy live entertainment from DJ Law & Order, kids’ activities, retro games, crafts, and more. The event takes place Sunday, July 5, 2026, beginning at 4:00 PM at Riverside Park in Franklinville. Admission is free, and everyone is welcome!
Brainstorming the Possibilities of Franklinville’s Future
NC Main Street & Rural Planning Center
Rural Economic Development Division North Carolina Department of Commerce
The NC Main Street and Rural Planning Center works in regions, counties, cities, towns, downtown districts, and in designated North Carolina Main Street communities, to inspire place making through building asset-based economic development strategies that achieve measurable results such as investment, business growth, and jobs.
2025 Annual Drinking Water Quality Report
We are pleased to present to you this year’s Annual Drinking Water Quality Report. This report is a snapshot of last year’s water quality. Included are details about your source(s) of water, what it contains, and how it compares to standards set by regulatory agencies.
CCR report for 2025__5-19-26
Franklinville Diner Featured in Our State Magazine
Grilled Vanilla Pound Cake at Franklinville Diner
At a diner in the heart of a Randolph County town, locals gather for special celebrations and daily meetups over homemade meals.
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