Murfreesboro News

It's not often that you get anything free, let alone the admissions to six grand experiences.

Five men in their twenties who were in Murfreesboro are facing a serious list of charges for illegal drug sales.

A 56-year old man who turned himself in this past January and who was facing ten counts of sexual exploitation of a minor has been rebooked on previous charges and according to the Rutherford County Sheriff's Office is being held under a $500,000 bond.

Did you know that there is now FREE Wi-Fi all around the Murfreesboro square? Wi-Fi transmitters were added around the local square just before Jazz Fest was held at the start of May.

Detective Richard Brinkley with the Rutherford County Sheriff's Office is being honored by Demos' Restaurant.

At right, 2nd Lt. Sadi Swaney receives her 'first salute' during an MTSU ROTC commissioning ceremony Friday inside the Tom H. Jackson Building.

The Murfreesboro Noon Exchange Club will present the fifth annual Healing Field Flags of Remembrance, on Memorial Day weekend, May 25-27, 2013.

SPRING HILL -- Police are seeking information about a woman accused of cashing counterfeit checks in Spring Hill.

Sarah Lovett, Chair of the Rutherford County Bicycle Safety Committee and President of the Murfreesboro Bike Club told us they will be hosting a "Ride of Silence" Wednesday night in Murfreesboro.

The Linebaugh Library in Murfreesboro may need to grow in order to meet the expanding needs of our community.

In Murfreesboro, Middle Tennessee State University students organized a Ride of Silence event Wednesday to honor Timothy Martin, who was struck and killed in February as he walked his bike across a street near the campus.

WGNS is following up on a story we first learned about this past weekend involving a woman who was said to be falling asleep at the counter of McDonalds.

Rita Ellen Frizzell, age 56, of Nashville, died Friday May 10, 2013, after fighting a long brave battle with cancer.

A native of Sweetwater, Tenn., he was the son of the late Charles and Amelia Dender Randolph.

A native of Bandana, KY, she was the daughter of the late Cecil and Margaret Hall Warner.

Retail gas prices remained relatively stable last week in both the nation and here in the 'Boro. However, the price of a barrel of oil prices yo-yoed. Here in the 'Boro, the lowest discounted price of regular gas was up 6-cents when compare to last week.

May is Better Hearing Month it's a perfect time for people to get their hearing checked.

As the warm season progresses, so do construction projects. Murfreesboro Traffic Engineer Ram Balachandran reports on potential problem areas for motorists now through May 18th.

At 47, the Rev. Robert Henderson had finally forsaken all, being determined to die to all selfish elements.

Meeting deadlines for a newspaper should not be new to me, but I still fail to realize that articles come out on holidays and occasions, like Mother's Day.