Murfreesboro home searched amid solicitation of minor investigation

Murfreesboro home searched amid solicitation of minor investigation

  Police issued a search warrant at a Murfreesboro home early Tuesday morning. It happened at a home in the 3300 block of Shade Court, not too far from Church Street and Joe B. Jackson Parkway. According to a release, the warrant was obtained to search for evidence regarding the solicitation of a minor. Computers…

May 6 Grand Opening Ceremony for Murfreesboro Miracle Field
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May 6 Grand Opening Ceremony for Murfreesboro Miracle Field

Project One Four, a David Price Foundation, and City of Murfreesboro will gather for an official Grand Opening ceremony for the Murfreesboro Miracle Field at Sports*Com in McKnight Park.   Who:           MLB star David Price and Project One Four Foundation, Bonnie Price, president of Project One Four, Murfreesboro Parks & Rec Department and Cityofficials including…

RCS summer food program locations and times announced

RCS summer food program locations and times announced

Rutherford County Schools has announced locations and times for the federally funded Summer Food Program, which provides free breakfast and lunch to anyone under 18 during the summer months while schools are closed. This summer’s program will include breakfast at seven schools and lunch at nine Rutherford County schools. Schools zones do not apply. The…

First MTSU Graduate Professional Development Day receives rave reviews

First MTSU Graduate Professional Development Day receives rave reviews

A first-time event for the MTSU College of Graduate Studies has organizers already excited about future Graduate Professional Development Days. A capacity crowd of 80 students attended the recent event, held in Cason-Kennedy Nursing Building. Hosted by the Graduate Student Association and sponsored by the College of Graduate Studies, the professional development day featured presenters…

Storms bring down Murfreesboro tree that might’ve stood during Civil War

Storms bring down Murfreesboro tree that might’ve stood during Civil War

Sunday’s storms brought down a tree at the Stones River National Battlefield that could’ve been standing during the Civil War. It’s hard to tell exactly how old the tree was because it was already badly damaged from a storm last year, making its rings hard to count. “Because it’s hard to read the rings, we…