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Read To Succeed Reader Training September 5th - A Good Way to Further Help Others
Make story-time even more dynamic with Read To Succeed’s Reader Training on September 5. Teachers, volunteers, parents, childcare providers, and community members who ju.... Read More
Man Faces Drug Related Charges After Minor Labor Day Weekend Accident in the 'Boro
A 22-year old Murfreesboro man will face possession of a schedule six drug charges and manufacturing charges as well in court this December after being arrested over the exten.... Read More
Chase Donnell Memorial Highway Ceremony Wednesday
Several years ago, a student at Walter Hill Elementary School used his Make-A-Wish Foundation wish to update the school's gym with a sound system, new paint and other improvem.... Read More
Commissioner Speaks Out on Keeping Party Out of Races
The Rutherford County Commission's Steering, Legislative and Governmental Committee will meet Wednesday to discuss keeping commission elections bipartisan. Commissioner Jeff J.... Read More
Suicide Prevention Month
September is National Suicide Prevention Month and mental health experts say taking the steps to possibly save someone's life doesn't require any special skills or training. W.... Read More
A New Building to House the Courts in Rutherford County is in Our Future, But What About the Current Building?
Rutherford County is pressed for space, according to the county mayor. The problem has led to the need for the construction of a new building to house the courts. The county a.... Read More
Cowboys and Guns on Horseback in Murfreesboro Wednesday - Saturday at Miller Coliseum
Old fashioned cowboy shooting and horseback riding will take place on Wednesday through Saturday at the Tennessee Miller Coliseum on Thompson Lane. Jim Rogers from the Cowboy.... Read More
Worries In Syria Push Gas Prices UP
Gas prices jumped 13-cents in Murfreesboro over the past week, as a result of tensions in Syria. Although gas prices are more than last week, overall they still remain ab.... Read More
Almost Like a Rock Concert: MTSU GOES ON TOUR, Academically Speaking of Course
Middle Tennessee State University’s top administrators and deans will meet with prospective students in six Tennessee cities in September and October as part of its annu.... Read More
Smyrna Teen Drowns at Walter Hill Dam
A tragic Labor Day weekend in the water here in Rutherford County. Eighteen year old Smyrna High senior Matthew Grissom drowned near the Walter Hill Dam on the Stones River Mo.... Read More
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