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Unnamed Company Could Create 1,150 New Jobs in Rutherford County
Some potentially good news for unemployed residents in Rutherford County… The Chamber of Commerce is in the midst of talks with an unnamed company that could bring in 1.... Read More
Diabetes Self-Management Workshops Sept. 7-28
The next “Yes I Can” Diabetes Self-Management Workshop series, supervised by MTSU’s Center for Health and Human Services, is scheduled Sept. 7-28 at the Pri.... Read More
School Board to Discuss New $46,000,000 School
The Rutherford County School Board met on Wednesday to discuss a new high school in the Smyrna area. The new school will cost approximately $46-million dollars. The board met.... Read More
Woman Arrested for Misusing 911 Service in Murfreesboro
A Murfreesboro woman who allegedly called 911 a total of nine times for no apparent reason has been arrested. Reports indicate that one of the times Kary Lee Cook called 911 s.... Read More
Bridge Connecting Memorial Blvd. to Old Fort Pkwy.
A bridge connecting Old Fort Parkway to Memorial Blvd. is still in the works for Murfreesboro. Jim Crumley, the Assistant City Manager of Murfreesboro told WGNS the bridge wil.... Read More
Man Accused of Killing Teen in Murfreesboro Won't Appear in Court for Preliminary Hearing
The man accused of killing a 17-year old boy will not appear before a judge for a preliminary hearing. 29-year old Nicholas Wade allegedly murdered Kevin Knotts at the Nationa.... Read More
Murfreesboro Chooses New Assistant Fire Chief
Murfreesboro has a new assistant fire chief. Kay Jernigan has been chosen to fill the position that was left vacant by the Gary Farley who retired in March. Jernigan was chose.... Read More
Murfreesboro Symphony Orchestra Kicks Off 30th Anniversary
The Murfreesboro Symphony Orchestra will be turning 30 this fall. Conductor Joseph Lee will usher in the anniversary celebration on September 22nd. The concert will be at the.... Read More
Local Extension Service Could See Job Cuts
The University of Tennessee Extension Office last week said 44 grant-funded jobs providing nutrition education for Tennesseans using food stamps will be eliminated due to a $2.... Read More
MTSU Signs Deal With Army to Study Unmanned Aircraft's
Middle Tennessee State University has landed a partnership with the U.S. Army that will promote the study of unmanned aircraft. As part of the deal, the Army will give MTSU th.... Read More
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