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Saddle Up for Project Help July 26th
One of Rutherford County’s favorite summer events is getting ready to ride! “Saddle Up for Project Help” is slated for Thursday, July 26th at 6:30 p.m.,.... Read More
Gas Prices Down In June
Gas prices are expected to continue to follow their downward trend this month after crude oil prices tumbled to their lowest settlement since October. Here in Murfreesboro, so.... Read More
Driving on a Suspended License for a 5th Time
A small amount of crack cocaine was recovered from a driver stopped for having their music up too loud late last week. Loud music and a small crack rock weren’t the only.... Read More
UPDATE: Smyrna Bank Robbery
Smyrna Police are still searching for a man who robbed a bank on Friday. The young black male appeared to be in his early twenties and was wearing a white shirt and jeans when.... Read More
FolkFest: June 10-17, 2012
We're on the doorsteps of 2012's International FolkFest. For newcomers, one of those "must attend" events in the 'Boro will occur June tenth through the seventeenth.
Th.... Read More
Ram's "Road Warrior" Report Thru June 9th
Reworking the city's infrastructure in some of the older sections to making road improvements in other area. City Traffic Engineer Ram Balachandran warns local road warriors o.... Read More
Tara MacDougall new CEO of Discovery Center
One of the early persons who helped get the local hands-on museum started and long-time board member has been named the new Chief Executive Officer of the Discovery Center at.... Read More
MTEMC Customers Donate $2K To "Healing Field"
Middle Tennessee Electric Membership Corporation’s Customers Care donated $2,000 of its Operation Round Up funds to the Murfreesboro Noon Exchange Club and its Healing F.... Read More
Wing Off for Child Advocacy Center Duck Race
Who creates the best chicken wings in Rutherford and Cannon counties? The King of the Wing will be crowned at the annual Child Advocacy Center’s Duck Derby and free Fam.... Read More
Senator Tracy's "Metal Theft Bill" signed into law!
State Senator Jim Tracy's bill aimed at reducing the growing problem of metal theft was signed into law by Governor Bill Haslam. The legislation, which passed in the final day.... Read More
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