On Saturday night, North Carolina fans flooded Franklin Street in Chapel Hill after the Tar Heels' win over the Duke Blue Devils. This video does have sound. | WRAL TV

Laurel Mill sits on seven acres in Franklin County, North Carolina. Colonel Jordan Jones purchased Laurel Mill soon after the Civil War ended. No records remain of when the grist mill was constructed (mid-1800's), but at the time of his purchase it was already known as “Old Laurel Mill.” Jones realized the potential of the mill for more than just grinding grain and soon installed a water-powered cotton gin. After its success, he built a spinning plant and began producing yarn and cloth from the

Check out this morning's video from the Cat Room. The adoption fee for these adult beauties is $25 today through Friday! When you adopt a cat from the Franklin County Animal Shelter you can expect a cat that has been spayed/neutered, tested for FIV and FeLV, vaccinated for rabies and distemper, microchipped, had its nails trimmed, and treated for fleas and worms, a total value of $350 to $425. | Franklin County Animal Shelter

Looking for a new family member?? We have several puppies available for adoption looking for a new home!! These adorable mixed breed puppies are available for adoption TODAY for a $275 adoption fee! They come fixed, up-to-date on all shots, microchipped, and incredibly cute (that part is priceless!)! That’s a value of up to $575 in vet costs alone! Applications will only be accepted IN PERSON on a first-come, first serve basis during our open hours, noon to 4pm, Monday through Saturday. | Frankl

Found along the backroads of Franklin County, North Carolina | The Forgotten South