Good morning, Murfreesboro.

Today, Murfreesboro Parks and Recreation rebrands a winter tradition with START STRONG and PLUNGE at SportsCom on Memorial Boulevard and Dejarnette Lane.

The event begins at 8:15 a.m. with exercise classes, followed by an outdoor run in 13-degree weather and a pool plunge at Boro Beach (promoting healthy habits).

Students at MTSU attended Broadway in the Boro today at the Student Union Ballroom, enjoying live music (line dancing and cowboy-hat decorating) and southern comfort food.

Organizers said the event brings Nashville's neon-lit spirit to campus and aims to strengthen community among commuters.

Murfreesboro City Schools updated its Teacher Job Fair details for Friday, Feb.

20 from 4:00–6:30 p.m. at Salem Elementary School, inviting educators to explore available roles (meeting school leaders and learning about the district's programs).

Following a series of closures from a recent winter storm, several Middle TN school districts have nearly exhausted their inclement weather days and may request waivers or adjust schedules if further closures occur — Metro Nashville and CMCSS have used all their days while Cheatham has one left.

Research shows that nearly half of Tennessee’s tornadoes form after dark compared with about 27 percent nationwide, which may leave residents unprepared for sudden storms.

Murfreesboro citizens are advised to use a NOAA Weather Radio to get reliable alerts ahead of any severe weather.

Rutherford County deputies, partnering with KTG Foundation of Harriman, are offering free blue envelopes at the Sheriff’s Office Community Engagement Unit at 940 New Salem Highway in Murfreesboro to help autistic drivers communicate during traffic stops—envelopes let drivers indicate their methods and alert officers to stress triggers.

Taziki’s Mediterranean Cafe has brought back its popular grilled fish with signature caper-dill sauce in both sandwich and feast formats through April 5 (available for dine-in, pickup, or delivery) at its local spots.

Today the Lady Raiders face Western Kentucky’s Lady Toppers at noon at the Murphy Center in the 100 Miles of Hate doubleheader.

College Heights Herald notes that the Toppers struggle with injuries and a shifting rotation — issues that could challenge their play.

Blue Raider fans will join the 53rd Annual Groundhog Day Luncheon at 11:30 a.m. Monday in the MTSU Student Union Ballroom — even with recent ice and snow — to preview the season with coach Jerry Meyers and see the Railbird Jacket Award.

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.