April 2021 Building Report
Here’s the April 2021 residential and commercial building report breakdown. Not quite as big as March, but still a lot going on this month!
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We’ve got some BIG hometown news to share about some incredible students right here in Rutherford County! The Stewart’s Creek High School JROTC Robotics Teams just returned from the VEX Robotics World Championship in Dallas, TX — and they crushed it! Out of 5,440 teams worldwide, only 741 teams made it to Worlds, and…
MTSU provides 300-plus area girls solid career choices at second annual ‘Ladies in Concrete’ event
Middle Tennessee State University’s celebrated Concrete Industry Management program hosted over 320 area middle and high school girls at the second annual Ladies in Concrete Workshop on Tuesday, May 13th. Following last year’s successful inaugural event at the School of Concrete and Construction Management Building, this year’s event drew even more girls and young women to campus to get an…
Siegel High School Senior Peyton Taylor Receives Dual Scholarships for Healthcare Studies
Siegel High School HOSA senior Peyton Taylor has been awarded two prestigious scholarships for the upcoming academic year: the 2025 HOSA Public Health Scholarship from the Tennessee Department of Health and the Health Science Achievement Award from the Tennessee Center for Health Workforce Development (TCWD). Both honors recognize students committed to pursuing a career in…
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Connecting with the motorcycle community, reducing crashes, and saving lives will be the focus of a motorcycle safety event on Saturday, May 17, said Murfreesboro Police Department (MPD) Traffic Division Lieutenant Zachary Ferrell. MPD, in collaboration with members of the Rutherford County Traffic Safety Task Force, including Tennessee Highway Patrol, Rutherford County Sheriff’s Office, La…
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Youth will learn about safety, gangs and bullying through educational materials provided by the Sheriff’s Community Services Unit and funded by Law Enforcement Services, said CSU Sgt. Gary Herron. Law Enforcement Services representative Matt Hopkins will contact businesses to donate with an advertisement posted on the 2026 Calendar. Those funds will pay for the educational…
City offices closing in observance of Memorial Day holiday May 26
In observance of Memorial Day, City Hall and most other City offices will be closed Monday, May 26, 2025. Some recreational facilities will be closed Memorial Day. Murfreesboro Transit, the City’s public transportation system, will not run on Memorial Day, Monday, May 26. The St. Clair Street Senior Center will be closed May 26. The Solid Waste Department will be closed…
Local Students Making National Waves
We’ve got some BIG hometown news to share about some incredible students right here in Rutherford County! The Stewart’s Creek High School JROTC Robotics Teams just returned from the VEX Robotics World Championship in Dallas, TX — and they crushed it! Out of 5,440 teams worldwide, only 741 teams made it to Worlds, and…
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Middle Tennessee State University’s celebrated Concrete Industry Management program hosted over 320 area middle and high school girls at the second annual Ladies in Concrete Workshop on Tuesday, May 13th. Following last year’s successful inaugural event at the School of Concrete and Construction Management Building, this year’s event drew even more girls and young women to campus to get an…