Good morning, Murfreesboro.

Shabby Lane Ladies Day Out returns on Saturday, Aug.

22 in Murfreesboro at the Lane Agri-Park Community Center (315 John R Rice Blvd, Suite 101) from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., featuring over 70 local vendors offering shopping, fashion, and food with free admission.

Murfreesboro is expanding its network of Flock Safety cameras that capture license plates to help solve crimes without issuing tickets; residents voiced privacy concerns at a City Council meeting.

WGNS will host on-air community forums to let local voices weigh in on the debate.

Starting October 1, the Community Investment Trust will accept FY28 grant applications from local nonprofits until October 31.

In the last cycle, nearly $600K was awarded to 30 organizations with a 22 percent increase, and applicants are urged to prepare their financials and project plans now.

Local extension agent Layne Watkins outlines five ways to keep your eyes healthy (eat a balanced diet, exercise, get check-ups, use protection, and take screen breaks) to help prevent serious eye problems.

MTSU hosted its football media day on Aug.

15 to launch a photo gallery of Blue Raiders preparing for the upcoming season. The collection features shots such as quarterback Roman Gagliano jogging with teammates at Floyd Stadium (captured on Aug. 11).