Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 10th of June.
Good morning, Murfreesboro.
City Council approved Buc-ee’s larger sign along I-24 — exceeding normal restrictions — and the new 74,000 sqft site at Joe B.
Jackson Parkway with 120 gas pumps will open in December, expected to attract over 5 million visitors and generate about $7 million in tax revenue.
MTE’s Lineman Rodeo Team won 13 awards at the Tennessee Valley Lineman Rodeo held June 5-6 in Florence, Alabama, earning a first-place finish in the Senior Division and a second-place finish in the Apprentice Division + 21 participating linemen showcased their skill and commitment to safety.
AJ Bond Distillery announced its flagship Tennessee whiskey will be released in June through Sazerac's distributor network with a suggested retail price of $39.99 per 750ml.
Crafted from locally sourced corn and aged in Tennessee oak barrels, the release marks Sazerac's first entry into the whiskey category.
Tennessee honors the newest federal holiday, Juneteenth, as a paid day off to remember the end of slavery.
Across the state, community groups plan local events on June 19 while free national park admission has been canceled for the day.
Bonnaroo 2026 in Manchester will showcase Kesha’s comeback and Noah Kahan’s mental health initiative along with Alabama Shakes’ reunion and genre-spanning performances — offering festivalgoers a vibrant mix of music and unexpected acts later this month.
French dancers on stilts entertained AdamsPlace residents on Tuesday as part of the annual International Folk Fest in Murfreesboro; the event continues with 'A Taste of Poland' at Cedar Glade Brews on Friday (5 p.m.).
Sycamore High School celebrated seniors Kayedance Hayes and Emily Williams when they signed with Middle Tennessee State University and the University of Alabama in Huntsville during a special music signing ceremony that recognized their dedication to the War Eagles Band Program.
Murfreesboro may see a milky haze and drier weather as Saharan dust drifts across Tennessee, potentially reducing air quality.
Local experts advise those with respiratory issues to take precautions — like using masks — during dust outbreaks expected every few days from mid-June to late August.
The health department released inspection scores for food service and swimming facilities in Rutherford County for June 2–9, 2026.
Establishments must post reports and visitors can review them at county locations — ensuring local food safety.
Middle Tennessee baseball senior catcher Tyler Minnick was named the Conference USA Spirit of Service Award winner today.
The university recognized his leadership on and off the field.
Rick Insell, the former women’s basketball coach, was honored with the Tennessean’s Fred Russell Lifetime Achievement Award on June 9 after a 49‑year career with 1,280 wins.
At 75, Insell is managing his cancer treatments and will keep an office at MTSU in a new role yet to be defined.
Wedi Certified Installer Workshop
5:00 p.m. — Floor and Decor — Free entry — Get wedi certified and learn about waterproof shower systems while enjoying food and drinks.
The Pirates of Penzance
7:30-9:45 p.m. — Mills-Pate Arts Center — $18 — Enjoy a captivating performance of Gilbert and Sullivan's classic operetta by Consider This Theatre Company.
Make Music Murfreesboro
1-4 p.m. — Hop Springs — Free entry — Enjoy a vibrant day of live music featuring local talent and the School of Rock House Band.
USA 250 Mural Mosaic Unveiling
6-9:30 p.m. — Shacklett's Photography — Free entry — Celebrate the unveiling of a mural during a lively concert to kick off the 4th of July weekend.
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