News
Smyrna ADHD Coach to Speak at American Association of Christian Counselors (AACC) World Conference
Local ADHD Coach Jason B. Bour, CLC of New Beginnings Coaching Services in Smyrna, TN has been chosen as one of the professional presenters at the American Association of Chri.... Read More
Monday Morning NW Broad-Thompson Lane Crash Slows Traffic
A two-vehicle fender bender occurred around 7:15 Monday morning (6/24/2013) on Northwest Broad near Thompson Lane.
Traffic slowed as rubber neckers watched units from Fire &.... Read More
Gas prices DOWN 2-cents locally!
Southeast gas prices remained relatively stable from last week after oil prices fell following an increase in the value of the U.S. dollar. Here in the 'Boro, some discounters.... Read More
Web Exclusive: Local municipalities pass ordinances banning many sinus and allergy medications
For the past few years, the sale of pseudoephedrine has been restricted in the state of Tennessee. This drug is widely used in preparations for sinus and allergy conditions. I.... Read More
Goodwill Store in Smyrna to Re-open
The Smyrna Goodwill store on South Lowry Street will reopen on June 27th.
The store closed late last year for a massive renovation project. The space, which used to be two st.... Read More
Blackman BBQ This Friday
The 64th annual Blackman Barbeque will be from 5 to 8 p.m. on Friday, June 28 at Lane Agri-Park Facility at 315 John R. Rice Boulevard in Murfreesboro.
Tickets are $8 for adul.... Read More
College Tuition Hikes Confirmed
How much more will MTSU cost?
The Tennessee Board of Regents approved a maintenance fee and tuition increase at all the universities and community colleges that they oversee.... Read More
UPDATE: Saturday Night Fire Destroys Historic Home
Around 11:20 Saturday night (6/22/2013) fire destroyed the pre-Civil War home that was built by Mordici Burgess Wade in 1823. A firefighter with the Walter Hill Volunteer Fire.... Read More
Price at the Grocery is Going DOWN! Only by (Point).25 Percent.
The cost of non-prepared food items is about to go down, starting next month. You may recall that in May of this year, Gov. Bill Haslam signed into law a reduction in the stat.... Read More
MTSU Professor Chimes in On Government Employees Leaking Top Secret Information
An MTSU professor in Murfreesboro has decided to weigh in on the issue of espionage (spying) and government leaks. We are not talking about the government syping on you - we a.... Read More
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