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Big Blue Wrangled by Cowboys
A furious fourth quarter comeback by Middle Tennessee fell short as the McNeese State Cowboys escaped Floyd Stadium with a 27-21 victory Thursday evening. The Blue Raiders out.... Read More
North Ruth. Co. Company Cutting Nearly 50 Jobs
Nearly 50 people who work for a north Rutherford County company received pink slips. Schneider Electric, which manages electric power and energy, gave no reason as to why they.... Read More
Murfreesboro City Council, 8-30-12
The much talked about extension to the Murfreesboro Municipal Airport was voted down at the August 30th meeting of the Murfreesboro City Council. In the end, it was up to.... Read More
Bryan Barrett Needs Bail $$$
WGNS' Bryan Barrett is going "behind bars" and needs your help for "bail money." Bryan is joining other community leaders in Rutherford County to help raise critical funds for.... Read More
Sobriety Checkpoint Planned for Sunday
The Tennessee Highway Patrol is planning for a sobriety checkpoint on Labor Day weekend.
Again, that checkpoint will be on Sunday on Broad Street at State Route 840.&.... Read More
Legal Aid Society Fighting for Low-Income Individuals in Murfreesboro
Every day in Murfreesboro, the Legal Aid Society actively fights for low-income individuals and families in the community to help them seek equal access to justice..... Read More
Woman Accused of Leaving Children in Hot Car to Die in Court on Thursday
The woman accused of leaving her two children unattended in a hot car in which they died in was in court on Thursday for a preliminary hearing.
25-Year old Samantha Harper to.... Read More
Job Fair in Murfreesboro
There are thousands of people struggling to find work these days, but there is some good news. Goodwill Career Solutions in Murfreesboro will host a job fair from 9 a.m. until.... Read More
Be Prepared for Disasters - Free Seminar
In recognition of National Preparedness Month, TriStar StoneCrest Medical Center in Smyrna is offering a free disaster preparedness training class on September 13th at 1:.... Read More
$28,600,000 Road Project for Smyrna
The Tennessee Department of Transportation plans to overhaul Jefferson Pike in Smyrna. The department says they will spend $28.6-million dollars to widen Jefferson Pike. The f.... Read More
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