Good morning, Murfreesboro.

John & Jen Show featured local news with an engagement photo shoot at Still Magnolia Barn, a Foo Fighters concert at Nissan Stadium, and updates on MTSU events, Bell Buckle real estate, and Curry Up Now's Smyrna opening.

The broadcast offered a lively look at weekend happenings.

Teriyaki Madness will offer free delivery on Tuesdays through Sept.

29 for its full menu, including teriyaki bowls, stir-fried noodles and fresh-cut vegetables. Customers in Murfreesboro must order through the app & website to qualify.

The Greenway Art Festival returns Saturday, Sept.

19 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Old Fort Park Trailhead (275 Golf Lane), where local artists will display and sell original art. Admission and parking are free.

Social media is abuzz with love as people share songs and memories in tribute to Dolly Parton, whose legacy inspires many in local music circles.

Fans (including local icons) posted heartfelt messages that celebrate her warmth and generous spirit.

Rutherford County Schools approved plans to install durable Ten Commandments displays in each school with private donations covering the cost.

Board discussions on Aug-18 focused on using acrylic plaques and consistent design as details and locations are still being finalized.

MTSU’s Actuarial Science Program earned global recognition as a Center of Actuarial Excellence + received Gold Tier status from the Casualty Actuarial Society.

The program hosted its first high school day on Saturday, Apr. 18 to introduce local students to career paths in financial risk management.

Middle Tennessee State University welcomed thousands of students Monday for the fall semester as the campus hosted Week of Welcome events—including games and raffle prizes—to help students feel at home.

Health inspectors found nine food safety violations at The Clay Oven (710 Memorial Blvd) on Aug.

20, including temperature control and sanitation issues; the restaurant must pass a follow-up inspection within 10 days.