Good morning, Murfreesboro.

Since Jan. 23, The Journey Home and Cold Patrol have run the Coldest Nights shelter for 55 to 60 people nightly at First Baptist Church and nearby sites to guard against frost exposure.

The ministry served 70 meals on Jan. 26 + will soon open 10 interim units for families.

MTE crews worked to restore power on Monday, Jan.

26 after ice-coated tree limbs knocked down lines, leaving about 8,179 customers without service. Homeowners must hire licensed electricians (with required permits) to repair damages before power can be reconnected.

NES worked overnight on Jan.26 to restore power to 60,000 customers after freezing rain and ice damaged equipment, though about 175,000 customers remain without power.

The company doubled its workforce and continues repairing 97 broken poles and more than 70 distribution circuits to quickly address outages.

Friday night, a devastating fire destroyed the home, possessions, and beloved dogs of Fire Rescue Captain Tyler Benefield and his wife Harlee; Harlee escaped with only her clothes thanks to a working smoke alarm — county officials ask the community to support the couple as they rebuild.

A winter storm that brought heavy snowfall has made roads dangerous, which may delay mail and package deliveries this week.

USPS, FedEx, Amazon & UPS reported potential delays while state crews work to clear the roads with no set timeline.

TVA began repairs in Mississippi after Winter Storm Fern damaged transmission lines on Jan.

26, affecting dozens of local power companies; the utility said that while colder temperatures are expected to boost power demand, customers will not be asked to cut back on usage (a change from past winters).

After a severe winter storm froze parts of Middle Tennessee, Integrity Roofers advised homeowners to safely remove ice dams from roofs using methods (cold air in the attic, a long-handle rake, or heat cables) to prevent leaks and further damage as the freeze continues.

A poll is underway to choose the top TSSAA boys wrestler for the postseason, with nominees such as Landon McLean (Blackman's) and six others; votes close at noon on Jan.

30.

The Titans are seeking new assistant coaches as head coach Robert Saleh began his search on Jan.

22 — candidates include former NFL head coaches and coordinators to address both offensive and defensive needs.

The TSSAA wrestling dual state championships are planned for Jan.

31 at the Williamson County Expo Center in Franklin; however, power outages and icy roads from the winter storm are prompting officials to reassess conditions+ make a final call by Thursday afternoon.

Line Dance Night

6:30-9:30 p.m. — Hop Springs — Free — Boot-stompin' good times with instruction and live music from The Rockin' Country Band.

Revolution and Jill FM Concert

7-10 p.m. — Hop Springs — All ages welcome — Enjoy the best rock songs from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and more.

Candlelight Concert: Tribute to Queen

8:45-9:45 p.m. — Williamson Family Farm — Get your tickets now — Enjoy a mesmerizing candlelight tribute to Queen's greatest hits performed by a talented string quartet.

Galentine's Day Celebration

6-8:30 p.m. — RSRVD Event Studio — All ages welcome — Celebrate friendship with drinks, treats, and good vibes at this joyful gathering.

Raw Curious Seminar

6-7 p.m. — Licker & Whine Pet Market — Free entry — Discover the essentials of raw feeding for pets presented by OC Raw.

SPARK! M is for Moon

9-11 AM — Discovery Center at Murfree Spring — Admission required — Kids explore lunar landscapes with hands-on activities and a journey through an inflatable planetarium.