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Register for Summer Camps in Murfreesboro March 1st
Summer camps are closer than you think. Melinda Tate with the Murfreesboro Parks and Rec Department told WGNS...Again, Summer Camp registration starts at 8AM on March 1, 2019..... Read More
City Council approves $58 million debt issuance
The Murfreesboro City Council Wednesday (2/13/2019) approved a Detailed Bond Resolution and Loan Agreement with SunTrust Bank to fund $58 million in 2019 Capital Improvement P.... Read More
Coffee County Man Faces Charge in John Bragg Crash
The driver of a pickup truck has been charged following a wreck on John Bragg Highway Tuesday morning.Joshua Pearson, age 27 of Tullahoma, TN driving a 2008 Chevy Silverado wa.... Read More
$1 Per Tire Fee Collected in Rutherford County - Where is the Money
What happens to old tires when you buy new tires in Rutherford County? That was Rutherford County Mayor Bill Ketron. The question now, what has happened to the $1 per tire fee.... Read More
New Bill could affect Abortion Access in Tennessee
Two Tennessee lawmakers introduced a new bill that could affect abortion access across the state.The "Human Life Protection Act" is going to get a lot of attention in the hall.... Read More
Tennessee Lawmakers considering move to Reinstate Certain Felons Voting Rights
Tennessee lawmakers are considering a move to make it easier for some felons to get their voting rights restored.The legislation would lift Tennessee's unique requirement for.... Read More
MTSU welcomes Girl Scouts to campus for career mentoring
About 20 Girl Scouts spent time on the Middle Tennessee State University campus this week as part of a daylong career mentoring project hosted by first lady Elizabeth McPhee t.... Read More
Tennessee Wars Commission Announces over $115,000 in Grant Funding
The Tennessee Wars Commission and Tennessee Historical Commission have announced over $115,000 in grant funds to four projects for FY2018-19. The Tennessee Wars Commission Gr.... Read More
Hearing Announcement - Vaccines Save Lives: What Is Driving Preventable Disease Outbreaks?
On Tuesday, March 5, the Senate health committee will hold a hearing on vaccine-preventable diseases, ongoing outbreaks that pose a significant risk to public health, and the.... Read More
The growing prison and jail populations
Maximum security sunriseby Scott WalkerIn 2015 Newsweek Magazine reported that over 2.2 million people are incarcerated in American jails or prisons. America has the largest j.... Read More
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