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Murfreesboro
Friday, October 11th, 2024
Good morning, Murfreesboro. Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 11th of October.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ Highlights from October 10, 2024, include events in Rutherford County, a closure of I-440 East in Davidson County, the opening of Nashville's new music venue, the reelection of Tara MacDougall to the ASTC Board, and a report on a missing teenager. Rutherford County Source
- ➤ The Murfreesboro Fire Rescue Department is collaborating with the National Fire Protection Association to teach the importance of functional smoke alarms during Fire Prevention Week, emphasizing their effectiveness in reducing home fire fatalities. City of Murfreesboro
- ➤ The Veteran Fall Festival in Murfreesboro offers resources, healthcare services, and community bonding for Veterans and their families on Oct. 18. WGNS
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ Murfreesboro Police continue the search for 15-year-old Sariya Whitney, missing since September, with new leads suggesting she may not be in immediate danger. WGNS
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ MTSU's Todd Hall to offer a free workshop on surrealism techniques on October 19, 2024, led by award-winning alum Frank Baugh, with a limit of 25 participants. WGNS
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ In Tennessee, attempts to enact statewide design standards for rural sewer systems have been thwarted by opposition from some developers, despite numerous systems failing to meet existing standards. NewsChannel 5
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Murfreesboro's Water Resources Department is expanding its wastewater treatment capacity from 24 to 32 million gallons per day to support the projected population growth to over 503,000 by 2040, with construction potentially starting in 2027. WGNS
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ Middle Tennessee State University's football team faces three games in a 13-day period due to a new broadcasting deal with CBS Sports and ESPN, raising concerns about player safety and recovery time. MTSU Sidelines
- ➤ Linden Palmer, MTSU ice hockey team captain, leverages the sport to connect with music artists HARDY and M.C. D, enhancing the team's visibility and his own leadership experience. WGNS
- ➤ The Middle Tennessee women's basketball team invites fans to an open practice and autograph session on Oct. 15, with an opportunity to purchase season tickets and receive a vintage jersey. Rutherford County Source
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20th Annual Heritage Celebration Festival
Experience a day filled with engaging conversations, activities for all ages, and free access to the museum, featuring vendors, food trucks, and performances.
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Live Music with Jeff Lysyczyn at Burger Bar
Experience a live music performance by Jeff Lysyczyn, a seasoned artist manager and songwriter with over twenty-five years of experience in the music industry.
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Jesse Black Live Performance at Hank's Honky Tonk
Experience a live music performance by Jesse Black at Hank's Honky Tonk, a popular venue in Murfreesboro.
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An Evening with Jeff Lysyczyn at Woodsviking Barbershop
Experience a night of music and insight from Jeff Lysyczyn, a seasoned professional in the music industry.
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Rachel Lipsky Concert at Middle Tennessee State University
Experience a live performance by Rachel Lipsky at Middle Tennessee State University, with an evening full of music and entertainment.
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Pink for a Purpose: A Creative Community Event
Experience a fun and supportive atmosphere at Bombshells Hair Studio with product sales and a personalized wish jar-making station for all ages.
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4th Annual One Church Barfield Fall Festival
Experience a vibrant community celebration filled with free activities, local crafts, a petting zoo, games, and engaging performances for families to enjoy together.
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Trick or Treat Festivities at Historic Rutherford County Square
Experience a delightful afternoon of trick-or-treating with your children at locally-owned businesses around the historic public square.
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Kirstie Kraus Concert
Experience the live performance of Kirstie Kraus at McKnight Park in Murfreesboro.
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Discovery Center: Exploring the 5 Senses
Experience an engaging exploration of the five senses through interactive exhibits at the Discovery Center at Murfree Spring.
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