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The Housing Numbers are not Looking That Positive for Tennessee and Rutherford County
The first quarter report from the Tennessee Housing Market indicates that *home sells are literally up and down in Rutherford County and the state of Tennessee.
Murfreesboro debates use of traffic cameras
A group in Murfreesboro has started a petition to end the use of red-light cameras, but police say the traffic enforcement measure has improved safety.
ADDA Board Narrows Field to Two for Directorship
Most of this information comes from a press release: the Athens Downtown Development Authority board has chosen Shannon Logan and Pamela Thompson as the finalists for its executive director position.
American Addiction Centers seeks big solution to big problem
It was a problem he struggled with personally, and he wanted to help others overcome their addiction issues, too.
Rabbi Rami Shapiro will give keynote address for Huntsville Literary Association's 2013 banquet
Rabbi Rami Shapiro, director of MTSU's creative writing program, and his son and co-author, Aaron Shapiro, will be guests of honor at the 2013 Huntsville Literary Association banquet.
Use of red-light cameras debated in Murfreesboro
A group in Murfreesboro has started a petition to end the use of red-light cameras, but police say the traffic enforcement measure has improve safety.
New historical center opens in Charleston
Dr. Carroll Van West, who directs the Middle Tennessee State University Center for Historic Preservation, told the Chattanooga Times Free Press the new center won't house permanent historical collections.
Murfreesboro remembrance ride 1 of many globally
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.
Man says he found Jesus - in a local newspaper
A Norwalk man skimming through a local newspaper said he found an image of Jesus Christ in a blob of ink.
Haslam applauds Williamson County Chamber at luncheon
Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam lauded the Williamson County Chamber of Commerce for its contributions to the state's job growth in recent years.
Richard "Pete" Lasley Randolph
A native of Sweetwater, Tenn., he was the son of the late Charles and Amelia Dender Randolph.
Grads get their turn on big stage
Proud parents, spouses, siblings and other family members on Saturday packed the seats at colleges throughout Middle Tennessee and watched as loved ones received their diplomas.
Clarksville Civil War Roundtable's next meeting is May 15th, 2013
The next meeting of the Clarksville Civil War Roundtable will be on Wednesday, May 15th, 2013 at the Bone & Joint Center, 980 Professional Park Drive, right across the street from Gateway Hospital.
1940 graduate's Nobel renown comes home to MTSU
Middle Tennessee State University is putting a Nobel prize in its trophy case, and a hefty financial deal comes with it.
Lana Renee Williams and Zachary Ray Dyals were married March 9, 2013 at Tybee Island Wedding Chapel.
Nun, two others guilty in nuclear site breach
A nun and two peace activists could spend the rest of their lives in federal prison after being convicted of breaching one of the nation's most secure nuclear facilities.
Gowow to debut new EP at Murfreesboro show
If you've been hanging around Murfreesboro in the last decade, you could have run into Jonathon Gower in some venue on the Square behind a piano, singing at your favorite nonprofit soiree or even at your dinner table at Five Senses.
A Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences is Headed to MTSU
The Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences awarded to the late James M. Buchanan in 1986 is heading to Middle Tennessee State University.
ABC's 'Nashville' to pay dividends for decades, film professor says
Billy Pittard, department chair for electronic media communication at Middle Tennessee State University, admits he is biased when assessing the quality of the "Nashville" show.