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Bridgeman threatens lawsuit over reassignment
Students at Homer Pittard Campus school will not have Chontel Bridgeman as principal when they return to class for the 2013-2014 academic year, and the embattled former principal is threatening to sue the county over her transfer.
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Leadership Franklin awards $1,500 scholarships to students
Leadership Franklin awarded two $1,500 college scholarships to local students in April at its graduation dinner for the class of 2012-13.
MTSU student continues to recover from horrific head-on-collision
A 20-year-old Middle Tennessee State University student is continuing to recover at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville nearly two months after a horrific head-on collision in Williamson County.
APSU's teacher training get high marks
In 1994 I sat at a desk in New York City, mentally paralyzed, staring for hours at a 5-inch thick... CLARKSVILE, TENN.
Upcoming Etowah festival created by MTSU student
Greg Hayes and Lukas Tallent sit behind the sound tent at the 2012 Etowah Music Festival on the lawn of the historic L&N Railroad Depot.
Bridgeman rebuts test data claims
MURFREESBORO - Former Homer Pittard Campus School principal Chontel Bridgeman contends her reassignment as an assistant principal was unwarranted because her students continued to make significant gains on state-mandated tests.
Saddle Up for Project Help July 25, 2013 - Thursday
One of Rutherford County's favorite summer events is ready to ride; "Saddle Up for Project Help" is slated for Thursday, July 25th at 6:30 p.m., at MTSU's Foundation Reception House, located at 324 West Thompson Lane in Murfreesboro.
Silverdale's Reid Clements signs with MTSU
Silverdale Baptist Academy pitcher Reid Clements signed a letter of intent to play baseball at Middle Tennessee State University on Monday.
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Tue-Sat 10AM-5PM Tennessee artist Gary Sanson is exhibiting a collection of paintings, drawings and mixed media works at the Center for the Arts gallery .
Saucy Girl spices up life in 'Boro
Cooking has been a passion for Helena Spensatelli for a long time, but when her husband received a job offer requiring a move across the country, she decided to take her interest to the Internet.
Learning Curve: Chinese summer camp explores culture
Rather than head back home to China, Cindy Zhang chose to spend part of her summer break immersing children in her native language and culture here in Murfreesboro.
Federal agency partners with state business development center to...
The Export-Import Bank of the United States has started a partnership with the Tennessee Small Business Development Center International Trade Center with the goal of boosting the workforce by stimulating exports.
Turnover, test data brought job shift
Rutherford County Schools Director Don Odom Wednesday night said a three-year estimate of state testing data and teacher turnover were the reasons behind the reassignment of Homer Pittard Campus School Principal Chontel Bridgeman.
Phillips named permanent head of Tennessee Department of Labor
Burns was previously managing director of customer-focused government initiatives for the Tennessee Department of Finance and Administration.
Weather, traffic, must-read stories for June 12
Good morning, Rutherford County. This morning will be very hot with a thunderstorm in spots this morning.
Lebanon High faculty will evaluate changes to next year's graduation ceremony after threatening weather forced the school to hurriedly move its 2013 commencement from the football field to the gym.
Smith tabbed Lion of the Year; four new members welcomed to the Club
Byron Buell was responsible for selecting the 2013 Fairfield Glade "Lion of the Year" because he was selected for the honor in 2012.
MTSU, Nashville State partner on criminal justice degree program
Some students attending Nashville State Community College's satellite campus in southeast Davidson County can now turn their associate degree into a bachelor's degree from Middle Tennessee State University -- without the commute.
MTSU international education surges to record heights
The number of MTSU students studying abroad this summer and scheduled to do so in the coming academic year has hit an all-time high.
MTSU, Nashville State Partner Up To Offer Criminal Justice Degree
Middle Tennessee State University will allow Criminal Justice majors to get their degree from Nashville State Community College's satellite campus in Antioch.