Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 14th of September.
Good morning, Murfreesboro.
🏛️ Government
Transit ridership in Murfreesboro increased by 10 to 25 percent this summer, leaving some riders behind as buses became full.
The city plans to add three extra buses by next year to double service on busy routes, with budget decisions discussed at the Citizens Academy starting today.
📰 Lifestyle
A local writer recounts a conversation with a teen who admitted he was speeding on the interstate while matching the pace of other cars, using speed limits as a metaphor for navigating peer pressure.
The piece highlights that clear rules and trusted guidance help teens make safer choices (even when the flashiest option seems easier).
🏈 Sports
The Blue Raiders earned their first win of the season on Sept.
12 at the Ford Ice Center in Antioch by shutting out West Virginia 6-0; freshman goaltender Drew Stratton posted 30 saves in his first start (a promising performance for the team).
DNJ showcased Murfreesboro area nominees for the TSSAA girls athlete of the week spanning Sept.
7-13, recognizing local high school athletes for their performance.
MTSU football lost to Marshall on Saturday when a failed two-point conversion ended the game.
Coach Mason said mistakes hurt the Blue Raiders, who now prepare to play Nevada next week at Floyd Stadium.
The MTSU women’s volleyball team won back-to-back matches against Northern Colorado and Murray State.
Photos show their Sept. 11 win (Alumni Memorial Gymnasium) and capture key moments from the season.
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