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Convicted Sex Offender already jailed sentenced a second time in Rutherford County
A convicted sex offender has been sentenced to 20 additional years behind bars after allegedly molesting two 6-year old children this past December. You may recall in January.... Read More
Two men claim to have been robbed shortly after marijuana deal on MTSU campus
Two men reported to police they were robbed on the 21st of February after a marijuana deal on the MTSU campus. Even though the robbery was said to have taken place on the.... Read More
Chamber of Commerce says 60,000 visitors expected for TSSAA Tournaments
WGNS would like to welcome the TSSAA to Murfreesboro and Rutherford County next week. The 2013 TSSAA BlueCross Basketball Championships will be held in Murfreesboro.... Read More
Special Kids thanks investors
Local nonprofit Special Kids recently held its Annual Investor Appreciation Dinner on Tuesday, February 26, at Pinnacle Bank in Murfreesboro to recognize its top investors fro.... Read More
TBI Taking applications for 2013 state academy
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation is currently taking applications for the upcoming TBI State Academy for law enforcement to be held at Fire Service and Codes Enforcement.... Read More
FREE MULCH: on first come basis!
The Murfreesboro Solid Waste Department is giving away free mulch starting today (March 1st). A word to the wise, when it's gone--it's gone! Last year, the free mulch was gone.... Read More
Special class for small business owners and entrepreneurship in Murfreesboro
Have you ever wanted to ask an attorney questions about starting or running a business, but didn’t want to pay the price? March 7th will be your chance.
“An Hour.... Read More
New Murfreesboro City School Location Selected AND, It's FREE
A new school was all the talk at the February 28th meeting of the Murfreesboro City Council. Murfreesboro City Schools are once again seeing growth in excess of 4%, and.... Read More
Help someone learn to read in Rutherford County
Have you ever thought about volunteering to teach someone how to read? Shelly Stanley with Read To Succeed told us they will be hosting a volunteer tutor training&n.... Read More
Proposed bill making pseudoephedrine or ephedrine a controlled substance not passing, yet
The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA) is out with a new poll re-confirming what AAFA already learned from a previous study - confirming that patients nationwide.... Read More
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