Good morning, Framingham.

Tennessee's BBQ announced its Framingham restaurant at 341 Cochituate Road will close on Saturday, July 5 after nearly 30 years serving the community — lease negotiations stalled and its Braintree and Peabody locations will remain open.

Rev. Dr. Deborah Clark of Edwards Church was honored with the inaugural Commonwealth Pride Award on June 24 for her decades of advocacy in Framingham.

The pastor, serving since 1996, was recognized by state officials for her work (including support for an Open and Affirming Congregation).

Officials warn that as a heat wave continues with triple-digit temperatures, parked cars in Framingham can heat up nearly 20°F within 10 minutes, putting children at serious risk even with windows cracked (NHTSA guidance advises checking vehicles before leaving a child inside).

Voting for the 2026 Fans Boys Track and Field Athlete of the Year is open until noon Thursday, July 9.

The poll features state champions, record holders and Division I commits from nine schools (three from Framingham and Medway, with entries from Hopedale, Hopkinton and Natick).

Metro West Elite Girls' Basketball Camp

July 20-24 — Framingham - South — Registration fee required — A fun, high-energy summer camp experience for young female basketball players.

Next Stop Comedy

7-10 p.m. — Jack's Abby Craft Lagers — Check the event page for ticket prices — Enjoy an evening of laughter with live comedy.

Nike Basketball Camp at Framingham State University

9 a.m. to 3 p.m. — Framingham State University — $529 — Hone your basketball skills with expert coaching and engaging drills in a fun environment.