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Murfreesboro City Council, 6-7-12
The first opportunity was given for the public to comment on the City of Murfreesboro’s budget for the upcoming year at the June 7th meeting of the Murfreesboro City Cou.... Read More
Construction of the Mosque in Murfreesboro
The Islamic Center of Murfreesboro is back in the news… Those who are against the structure being built have asked a judge to halt the construction process. The first p.... Read More
Felony Amount of Marijuana Recovered by M'boro Vice
The Murfreesboro Police Vice Unit made a sizeable drug arrest on Tuesday. Denvell Andre Guerra was found to be in possession of a felony amount of marijuana. He was also found.... Read More
Public Hearing on Murfreesboro Budget Tonight
According to the Murfreesboro City Council agenda for tonight, a public hearing will be held in regards to the proposed city budget. The budget rings in at $117-million. Accor.... Read More
Uncle Dave Macon Days Returns to Murfreesboro
The annual Uncle Dave Macon Days, one of the oldest traditional music and dance festivals in the Southeast, will be held July 13 through 15, three days of family-oriented fun.... Read More
City Cafe has New Owners
After a dispute with the state Department of Revenue, the City Café on East Main Street has new owners. The new owners are the parents of the former owner, Scott Perkin.... Read More
Stiffer Penalties for Horse Soring
The federal government has moved toward stiffer, mandatory penalties for horse soring and other related violations. According to The Tennessean the U.S. Department o.... Read More
Bonnaroo is Back Today
As attendees of Bonnaroo arrive, area law enforcement are gearing up to deal with the huge influx of people to Coffee County. The Coffee County Sheriff’s Department will.... Read More
G. Gordon Liddy to Retire
Talk host G. Gordon Liddy has announced his retirement from his daily radio program that airs on WGNS and the Radio America network from 9am until noon. His last program will.... Read More
New Kids Castle to Open by Friday
The new Kids Castle in the Old Fort Park should be open for children on Friday. The new playground cost $300-thousand to build. Half of that money is from the state and the ot.... Read More
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