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Mayor Ketron Offers Explanation Behind His Decision to Extend County Face Covering Order
Rutherford County Mayor Bill Ketron acknowledges that his decision to extend the county’s face covering order was not an easy…
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Rutherford County Face Covering Order Extended
On Friday, August 28, Governor Bill Lee issued Executive Order 59, extending the time frame for local mayors to impose…
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MTSU, sorority partner to distribute 5,000 COVID-19 care packages for students
As classes kickoff at Middle Tennessee State University this week, returning students living in residence halls and frequenting high traffic…
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Rutherford County Schools announces new contact-tracing procedures for COVID-19
After a discussion this morning with the Tennessee Department of Health, Rutherford County Schools has received new guidance on how…
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New, returning MTSU students move in with health protocols in place
Assisted by family and friends, Nevaeh Carter and Simone Edmondson found themselves “excited but nervous” as they arrived at the…
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Mayor Ketron Extends Face Covering Order for Rutherford County
Rutherford County Mayor Bill Ketron announced Monday that the current face covering order for the County will be extended through…
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Board votes to reopen schools in-person with distance-learning option for all parents
During a special-called meeting on July 28, the Rutherford County Board of Education voted to reopen schools in August with…
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Rutherford County Imposes Mask Mandate Effective Wednesday, July 22 at 12am
Rutherford County Mayor Bill Ketron announced Monday afternoon that Rutherford County will officially impose a mask mandate beginning Wednesday, July…
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Stones River National Battlefield to Restore Limited Access to Visitor Center
Following guidance from the White House, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and state and local public health authorities,…
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Sept. 11 MTSU Songs for Service canceled due to COVID-19
Citing public health concerns, organizers have canceled the inaugural Songs for Service, a tribute scheduled for Sept. 11 in Middle…
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