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4/9/2021 |
| As we present this issue, things are still changing on a daily, hourly, minute-by-minute basis, in a way that we hope is for the better. Things we thought we knew are no longer, but some things we’ve learned are more valuable than what we’ve lost. |
3/15/2021 |
| The Main Street JazzFest is scheduled for Saturday, May 1, on the historic downtown square. Featuring middle and high school jazz bands from across Rutherford County, the MTSU jazz band, and ending with Music City Swing... |
3/15/2021 |
| What has become Murfreesboro’s iconic Memorial Day salute will return Memorial Day Weekend May 29-31, continuing a 13-year tradition. The Healing Field Flags of Remembrance hosted by The Exchange Club of Murfreesboro is an inspiring formation of U.S. flags and will be seen at 265 West Thompson Lane... |
3/15/2021 |
| Chloe Desnoes, D.O. is a board-certified physician who is now practicing at MurfreesboroMedical Clinic (MMC). Originally from theDallas, Texas area, Dr. Desnoes received her undergraduate degree from Baylor University before moving to South Carolina to obtain her medical degree from Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine. |
3/15/2021 |
| Terri Shultz discovered her love for Habitat for Humanity when she was building her own home. At the same time, she was just getting involved with the organization and on her first build through Junior League. |
3/15/2021 |
| After a year of living very close to home with limited socializing, the shift in how we are working and virtual schooling, the real estate market is seeing some very significant trend changes. Also, the flow of new residents into the area has not slowed because of the pandemic... |
3/15/2021 |
| When William Reed Bell, Sr. built his home on East Main Street in 1896, Murfreesboro was well on its way back from the ravages of the Civil War and Reconstruction... |
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3/5/2021 |
| The physicians of Murfreesboro Medical Clinic and SurgiCenter (MMC) are proud to announce a new scholarship. The scholarship will be awarded to a U.S. medical/osteopathic school student from our local region who is also a member of a minority group that is underrepresented in medicine. |
2/9/2021 |
| Rutherford County Sheriff’s Patrol Cpl. William Travis earned the Middle Tennessee Law Enforcement Network Deputy of the Year award from the Tennessee Highway Safety Office. Sheriff Mike Fitzhugh presented the award to Travis. |
2/9/2021 |
| One Book is an initiative to promote reading and unity. Each year, Read To Succeed and the Rutherford County One Book Committee select a book and invite the community to read this book together. |
2/9/2021 |