| Title / Summary |
Publication Date |
| The judges file into the kitchen as each of the competitors give away their individual nervous tells – checking their supplies, fiddling with the butane cooktops, pulling down their chef’s hats. Everyone knows the competition will be intense, there is money on the table. |
10/1/2018 |
| Murfreesboro Medical Clinic and McKnight Advisory Group hosted a free, educational seminar entitled “How to Get Totally Lost on the Road to Medicare.” This seminar provided information to help patients navigate the long, winding road to obtaining Medicare. |
10/1/2018 |
| We made it! We survived an extremely warm summer and can now relax in the beauty of cooler temperatures and colorful fall foliage. Now it’s time to curl up and get cozy by a fire while munching on some of your favorite comfort foods. |
10/1/2018 |
| Stanton Stevens loves the strong tradition of great football that can be seen throughout the Rutherford County community. At LaVergne, Stevens aims to not only develop great players, but also great people. |
9/27/2018 |
| Rutherford County has great athletes, which is what Kit Hartsfield loves most about coaching. He also loves the tremendous competition that takes place in Rutherford County, where every school in town has a good team. He says when you show up to play, you better be ready. |
9/24/2018 |
| The biggest thing about Rutherford County that catches everyone’s eyes is the support each school gets for athletics from the community. Kriesky says everyone seems to understand the importance of sports and how it can influence the lives of students in a positive way. |
9/20/2018 |
| After eight months of extensive restoration, the much-anticipated grand opening of The Gathering at Milton, a historic event and performance venue will be celebrated, Saturday, Oct. 13, with a Fall Market and Craft Fair. |
9/20/2018 |
| Providence Christian Academy has experienced unprecedented growth in student enrollment again this year. The total enrollment for students in PreK- 12th grade has increased nearly 40% over the past two years. |
9/17/2018 |
| There’s more to football than winning and losing — that’s a lesson Fred Shambaugh learned early on from mentors including Tom Osborne Nebraska and Tony Dungy. Having said that, winning is great … and in Rutherford County, there’s a lot of winning! |
9/17/2018 |
| Kay Boyd, a longtime resident of Murfreesboro, has a long history of working in the field of medicine. She started her career as a kindergarten teacher after college and decided that her passion was in patient care... |
9/5/2018 |
| Kevin Creasy started his coaching career at Warren County Middle School where he volunteered as a high school coach. After several other stops, he eventually landed in Murfreesboro in 2007 when he was named Riverdale’s defensive coordinator. |
9/5/2018 |
| More than 45 years ago two local women put their heads together to talk business, and what unfolded has been a Murfreesboro icon ever since — it’s called The Peddler, for short. |
9/5/2018 |
| Paris, New York and Milan are some of the most fashionable cities in the world. These are the cities where trends begin and then spread across the country and the world. Murfreesboro has some wonderful fashion of its own and many local and national shops to help residents look their best. But where did it begin? |
9/5/2018 |
| Twenty years ago, Boots and Carole Donnelly began their search for an ideal getaway home that they could use for weekend “staycations” — a place to offer retreat from the daily grind. At the time, Boots was still in his legendary role with the athletics department at Middle Tennessee State University, and the Donnellys’ children were still busy with their own lives in Murfreesboro. |
9/5/2018 |
| It was about five or six years ago that his son got him hooked on juicing, and Laws Bouldin hasn’t been the same since. Now, he loves juice … and lucky for him, I Love Juice Bar is right around the corner. “Within a week of starting to juice, I was feeling better,” Bouldin said. |
8/15/2018 |