Yesterday | WGNS-AM Murfreesboro
Employee at Nissan Smyrna Facility Dies in Accident
A Nissan worker was killed early Sunday morning in the Smyrna vehicle assembly plant.
Sunday | The Daily News Journal
EDITORIAL: Base city pay increases on merit
Murfreesboro city government is in great financial shape if it can afford to give all employees a 3.5 percent pay raise in fiscal 2014.
Sunday | The Tennessean
Wedding: Katie Warren & Jerry Franklin
The bride is the daughter of Bill and Peggy Warren of Smyrna. The groom is the son of Donna Taylor and Jerry C. Franklin of Nashville.
Small Business Week: Going it alone presents rewards, challenges
Mom and pop stores and small retail start-ups outnumber big box retailers and are the lifeblood of any community.
Historic WW2 Plane On Display In Smyrna
Crowds were able to see one of about a dozen B-17's still flying, at the Smyrna Airport on Saturday.
Business Briefcase: Smyrna Goodwill store to reopen June 27; Doctor...
SMYRNA - Good news for shoppers in Smyrna. The Goodwill store on South Lowry Street will reopen this month, and you're invited to the grand reopening celebration.
Special Guest at Rotary in Smyrna was Retiring Senator Douglas Henry
An event that is rather unlikely in these political times took place at the Smyrna Rotary Club on Thursday.
Deals of the Week: Four cars that will impress Dad
Sunday is Father's Day, and the David Suzuki in your house may want a new "green" car.
Looking Back: Captain D's Murder Case in Smyrna Left 3-Dead and 2-Behind Bars in July of 2000
It was in July of 2000 that three workers at Captain D's restaurant in Smyrna were brutally murdered during a robbery.
What Would Mama Do? Paddle a boat, take Dad to Discovery Center for free
The Stones River Watershed Association will host three free Boat Day events this month.
Smyrna man named Father of the Year
In this undated photo, Wilson Shannon gathers with his family in Smyrna, Tenn. Shannon has been named Father of Year by the Tennessee Justice Center The award is in recognition of his persistence in battling to obtain medical services for his son Eli, and for his extraordinary commitment to the healthcare of all children and families.
Residents will have the chance to view an exact replica of the Memphis Belle on Saturday, June 15, and Sunday, June 16, 2013, in Smyrna, Tenn.
Crime Briefs: Police searching for armed robber
A 21-year-old Smyrna man who was at University Gables was reportedly robbed at gunpoint June 10, 2013, as he was leaving the apartment complex, located in Murfreesboro, Tenn.
Salon Sued For Selling Knock-off Designer Handbags
SMYRNA, Tenn. A middle Tennessee salon could be out $16 million if a popular designer handbag company gets its way.
The City of Murfreesboro has a plan in place for the 2014 fiscal year. That plans does not include a property tax increase which is one of the big questions listeners have been curious about after Smyrna raised their property taxes by nearly 20%.
Tennessee Highway Patrol reminds Motoriest to Never Leave Children in Unattended Vehicles
In just the first six months of this year, 10 children have lost their lives in the United States due to hyperthermia.
Over 340 Criminal Charges Filed Against Juveniles in Rutherford County This Past April and May
During the months of April and May, a total of 342 charges were filed against juveniles for a variety of crimes in Rutherford County.
One Year Old Found in Unlocked Apartment, Alone and in Soiled Diapers
A man by the name of Benny Blumberg was arrested on child neglect charges in Smyrna on June 9th.
Smyrna Residents Win Property Tax Battle
SMYRNA, Tenn. The Smyrna Town Council voted unanimously Tuesday to approve a 15-cent property tax increase instead of the initial 46 percent property tax increase proposed.
Coach Inc. sues another local salon for selling knock-offs
Luxury goods maker Coach Inc. has filed a lawsuit against Merle Norman Day Spa and Boutique in Smyrna, accusing the spa of selling knock-off Coach handbags in an act of copyright infringement.