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Free Program To Help Alzheimer's Caregivers
If you are the caregiver of a loved-one who has Alzheimer's disease and you simply don't know what to do next, then the free seminar starting at 5:30 Monday night, February 27.... Read More
Thomas Nelson Publishing Helps Special Kids
Special Kids has received $25,000 from Thomas Nelson Publishing Company and committed another $50,000 to the Murfreesboro non-profit organization. These funds will enable Spec.... Read More
Anti Terrorist Seminar Held for Law Enforcement in Murfreesboro
Over 100-law enforcement officers in Tennessee are receiving special training this week in Murfreesboro. The officers are being trained on the Islamic movement throughout the.... Read More
Bill Boner Signs Being Stolen
Campaign signs belonging to Rutherford County Property Assessor Bill Boner are being stolen left and right. Boner filed a report with the Rutherford County Sheriff’s Off.... Read More
Proposal to Increase Class Sizes Dead in the Water
Governor Bill Haslam is not taking any action on a proposal to increase school classroom sizes in kindergarten through 12th grade schools. House Bill 2348 and Senate Bill 2210.... Read More
Motorcycle Helmet Law Talk Deferred One Week
Any action on the proposed law that would allow persons 21 and older to ride a motorcycle in Tennessee without a helmet (House Bill 2661) has been deferred. The House bill and.... Read More
BMW, Cash and illegal Mushrooms Seized in M'boro
A Lynchburg, Tennessee man was indicted in Rutherford County on two counts of selling a schedule two drug. The indictment came after several months of investigating Derrick S..... Read More
500 Trees Given To Home Owners Next Week
Good news for homeowners, the Rutherford County Soil Conservation District has purchased 500 bare-root seedlings. They will be given away next Wednesday (2/22/2012) morning st.... Read More
City Manager Replies To Questions Raised By WGNS' Listeners
On the February 8th WGNS' Action Line radio broadcast, the program was devoted to public concerns dealing with Murfreesboro. Everything from potholes to need for traffic signa.... Read More
Is Rutherford County about to join the 2% who have a mega-jail?
Rutherford County Sheriff Robert Arnold says that we're almost among the two per cent of jails in the nation that are considered mega-jails.
Arnold told WGNS News . . . .... Read More
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