Franklin's Fountain Park has turned into an ice sculpture garden once again as Franklin on Ice kicked- off Saturday. Traditionally the sculptures remain up for a week or so, but are monitored everyday. Those that become unstable are toppled.
Visitors to the park are asked to remain on the walkways and be careful of the footing and snows melt and refreeze. Event coordinator Ronnie Beith said she believes this is the most snow they have had to contend with for Franklin on Ice.
Hundreds of visitors to the downtown park this weekend brought business to the downtown with several businesses experiencing a very busy weekend. "It was a good day, busy the whole time," said Joshua Knopp, who was helping cook and prepare meals at Coffee In Between this weekend.
Visitors to the park are asked to remain on the walkways and be careful of the footing and snows melt and refreeze. Event coordinator Ronnie Beith said she believes this is the most snow they have had to contend with for Franklin on Ice.
Hundreds of visitors to the downtown park this weekend brought business to the downtown with several businesses experiencing a very busy weekend. "It was a good day, busy the whole time," said Joshua Knopp, who was helping cook and prepare meals at Coffee In Between this weekend.
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