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City Offering Free Self-Defense Classes for Women
The La Vergne Police Department will be hosting self-defense classes for women on Saturday, January 11 from 12:00 p.m. until…
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Fifth Annual SE-YA Book Festival
Over the past five years, the Southeastern Book Festival has established itself as a premier event that left a lasting…
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MTSU helping those who never finished their degree
Middle Tennessee State University will be a hosting “Finish Your Degree” Q&A event Wednesday, Oct. 23, at the Rutherford County…
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School Resource Officer teaches boating class
People who wish to operate a boat and born after January 1989 must first complete the Tennessee Boaters Safety course.…
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Rutherford County 4-H students to represent Tennessee at national contest
A “prime” group of area 4-H high school students is set to represent Tennessee at the National Meats Evaluation Contest…
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Oakland High School Agriscience Teacher Gains Professional Development Certification
Rachel Ralston, agriscience educator at Oakland High School, recently attended an 8 day professional development institute at Bolton High School…
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Murfreesboro High School Students Awarded Scholarships
Comcast NBCUniversal today announced that it has awarded more than $12,000 in scholarships for the 2019-20 school year to five…
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Rocky Fork’s Dustin Brannon named state history teacher of the year
Dustin Brannon always knew he was going to be a teacher. He just did not always know he was going…
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Two MPD Sergeants graduate from Northwestern School of Police and Staff Command
The Murfreesboro Police Department (MPD) is proud to announce the graduation of Sergeant Jason Higgins and Sergeant Wayne Lawson from…
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MCS Book Bus Hits the Road
Murfreesboro City Schools (MCS) will once again take reading on the road this summer with BOB the Book Bus. The…
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