Tennessee ranks among top 10 states for fraud complaints

Tennessee ranks among top 10 states for fraud complaints

  A report has found that Tennessee ranks among the top 10 states for fraud complaints. Tennessee residents reported that they lost $10.9 million in 2016 to scams and frauds, according to the Consumer Sentinel Network‘s annual data report. The same report ranked Tennessee as No. 9 nationally for fraud complaints in the country. The…

Construction of Jones Blvd. Improvement Project to Begin in 2017
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Construction of Jones Blvd. Improvement Project to Begin in 2017

Jones Boulevard, a narrow 2-lane roadway that stretches in the center of neighborhoods between Broad Street and Memorial Blvd, will be undergoing a major improvement beginning in late 2017. The 1.5-mile street currently has no shoulder or sidewalks. The widening project from Ridgely Road to Northfield Boulevard will add a 10-foot multi-use path, a 5-foot sidewalk,…

AT&T customers currently can’t get through to 911

AT&T customers currently can’t get through to 911

State emergency officials said Wednesday calls to 911 from AT&T are not getting through. The Tennessee Emergency Management Agency says you need to use another carrier or a landline for emergency calls. You can find alternate numbers below the story. It’s reported that callers using AT&T either get a busy signal or the phone just keeps…

Tressler & Assoc. law firm and Tressler Title expand into Murfreesboro

Tressler & Assoc. law firm and Tressler Title expand into Murfreesboro

Tressler & Associates, PLLC and Tressler Title have leased a 1,713-square-foot retail space for the firms’ new Murfreesboro offices on the ground floor of One Fountain Plaza, the recently completed 105,500-square-foot office building at Fountains at Gateway, announced developer Scott Graby, president of Hearthstone Properties. Tressler & Associates, PLLC has served clients since 2009 in…

MTSU concrete, construction students seek internships through speed-interviewing process

MTSU concrete, construction students seek internships through speed-interviewing process

From 19-year-old sophomores Nija Threat and Riley Bethmann to 61-year-old senior Dan Throneberry, nearly 60MTSU School of Concrete and Construction Management students of all ages participated in the Speed Interviewing Day for internships with industry partners. Companies from across the South and Midwest sent representatives to interview 45 Concrete Industry Management and 12construction management students…