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Four Hours on Florence Road: Rutherford County’s Once-a-Year Garage Cleanout Is Oct. 10
Rutherford County's free household hazardous waste collection runs 8 a.m. to noon Saturday, Oct. 10, at the City of Murfreesboro…
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Music
The Storm Took August. Friday Night Live Takes Back Two Nights on the Square.
Friday Night Live returns to the Murfreesboro Public Square tonight with 80s tribute band Mixtape, and a make-up show on…
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News
Four Weekends, One Stretch of Concrete, and a Saturday That Starts on Thursday Night
TDOT will close I-24 ramps and lanes between Sam Ridley Parkway and Almaville Road for four straight weekends starting Sept.…
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Nonprofit
Forty Years Ago, Rutherford County Kids Needed Somewhere to Go After 3 P.M. They Still Do.
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Rutherford County turns 40 with a 7:30 a.m. breakfast on Jones Boulevard. Here is…
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Family
Halloween 2026 in Murfreesboro: Every Family Event in One Place
From the Discovery Center's Great Pumpkin Festival to Barfield Bash, a not-so-haunted Goldilocks hayride and trick-or-treat on the square: every…
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Family
20+ Family Things Around Murfreesboro This Week
A glowing gecko, a Barfield campout, Walter Hill's fall festival and Smyrna Depot Days: the family week ahead in Murfreesboro…
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Nonprofit
Saturday’s Walls Go Up in a Parking Lot. They Are Bound for Rutherford County’s 216th Habitat Home.
Rutherford County Area Habitat for Humanity's 11th annual Build It Forward panel build frames the walls of its 216th local…
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Best Of
Nine Reasons Not to Leave Rutherford County in October
From a church-lot fall festival in Walter Hill to trick-or-treating on the Public Square, the best of October 2026 in…
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Parks
The Grading Is Finished and the Playground Is Nearly Up. The Gates Stay Shut Until 2027.
Eight pickleball courts, 3.7 miles of paved trail and a destination playground are taking shape on 150 acres out by…
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Parks
It Went Under Broad Street in the 1950s. This Fall It Comes Back Up.
For about seventy years, a creek has run under downtown Murfreesboro inside concrete pipe. The city's long project to pull…
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