Members of Franklin Township’s faith-based community gathered at Veterans Memorial Park on DeMott Lane on May 1 for the ...

The Franklin Reporter published an article on April 2, 2025 about the redevelopment and demolition of the Ukrainian Cultural ...

Community members can create their own floral bouquets May 9 and May 10 at Venus Jewelers’ “Blooms for Mom” Mother’s Day ...

State Superior Court Judge Angela F. Borkowski sentenced Matthews to 50 years in state prison, with a parole ineligibility ...

Thank you to all who donated to the Food Bank or our team. No other media outlet covering Franklin Township brings you the ...

Harold Denis McGrath, Jr., a devoted husband and father, passed away peacefully on April 25, at the age of 84. Born on ...

The spending increase was approved by the DOE, and reflected in the budget given final approval on April 24. With the ...

The Township Council approved $1,075,689.24 in purchases of goods and services at its April 8 meeting. A contract worth ...

The energy forum was co-hosted by Mayor Phil Kramer, Township Councilmember Ed Potosnak, and state Assemblyman Joe Danielsen.

The Township Department of Public Works has issued the following updates to street resurfacing projects. Rodgers Ave Area Resurfacing -Milling and paving to begin May 12th on Holly St.

THE WINNERS – Claremont Road Elementary School students Julia Joseph and Angelie Mena stand with the championship trophy they won during the April 28 Franklin Township Public Schools Invention ...

In March 1959, Tulsie married the love of his life, Sumintra Lookenauth. Together, they raised six children and built a life ...