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Music
Ten Years Ago This Morning, MTSU’s Station Stopped Playing Jazz at 11 O’Clock Sharp
On Sept. 2, 2016, MTSU's WMOT 89.5 abandoned a 47-year-old format at 11 a.m. and became an all-Americana station. Ten…
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Two Armies Once Shared a Meal on This Lawn. On Sept. 26 the Rule Is Simple: No Ticket at 3:01, No Beer.
The 12th Annual Oktoberfest at Oaklands Mansion runs 4 to 8 p.m. on Sept. 26. Tickets are online-only and the…
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One of the Union’s Biggest Earthen Forts Never Fired a Shot. On Sept. 19 It Hosts an Art Show.
The 22nd Greenway Art Festival brings juried artists to the Old Fort Park trail on Saturday, Sept. 19, from 10…
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He Takes the Oath Today. The Interstate Belongs to the State and the Landfill Is With the Courts.
Randy Allen is sworn in as Rutherford County mayor today, inheriting a $9.2 billion interstate project the state has already…
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The Rule Said a Phone App Would Do. Rutherford County Put 34 Weather Stations on the Ground Instead.
Rutherford County Schools has installed 34 on-site weather stations reading lightning, wind, rainfall, air quality and wet bulb globe temperature…
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Seven Times That Saturday, Somebody Fires a Cannon. In Between, There Is Music.
Arts in the Parks returns to Stones River National Battlefield on Saturday, Oct. 17 - three artillery demonstrations, two bands,…
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Local Business Leaders Are Still Optimistic. It’s Housing That’s Keeping Them Up.
MTSU's Middle Tennessee Business Confidence Index came in at 57.2 for the second quarter - down from 60.1, but still…
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Construction
Forty-Six Front Doors on East Castle Street, and a Lawn in the Middle
Parkside Apartments opened on East Castle Street last month — 46 units on 2.78 acres, built as two-story rowhouses around…
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Sixty Dollars a Team, and the Money Goes Where the Bake Sale Can’t
The Serve It Up pickleball tournament returns Oct. 24-25 at Adams Tennis Complex — $60 a team, capped at 45…
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Twenty-Four Teenagers Made a Movie on the MTSU Campus. Now There’s a Movie About Them.
Little Hollywood, Tennessee — a documentary following the 24 high schoolers who make a narrative film each summer at the…
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