Good morning, Murfreesboro.

Big Bad Breakfast will open its doors Tuesday, Oct.

27 in the former City Cafe location in downtown Murfreesboro, serving Southern favorites — including biscuits and gravy, omelets, eggs Benedict, and Cajun-inspired dishes; an invitation-only soft opening is held Friday and Saturday to help the team prepare for launch.

Clarius Park, a new business campus, is planned near Northwest Broad Street and Interstate 840 in Murfreesboro; the project will develop seven buildings in two phases to boost local jobs.

The Murfreesboro Planning Commission approved the master plan and preliminary site plans on Sept. 16.

Cannonsburgh Village hosts its 50th annual Harvest Days free event on Saturday, Oct.

24 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Visitors can enjoy food trucks, storytelling and live demonstrations (including a working forge) while exploring historic log cabins and period structures.

On Aug. 6, Deputy Ryan Bauer conducted a welfare check on Burnt Knob Road—he recognized a mental health crisis and contacted the man’s mother—ensuring he returned safely home in Polk County.

MTSU hosted former senators Lamar Alexander and Bill Frist on Oct.

19 at Tucker Theatre to discuss leadership and public service with faculty, students and community members. They shared lessons from their Senate careers and described bipartisan teamwork.

Chinwag is hosting a pre-opening event today — in the former Burger Republic space at The Fountains — where locals can sample a variety of dishes ahead of its official opening.

MTSU football beat FIU 26 to 23 on Oct.

20 at Pitbull Stadium as running back Terrence Brown Jr. and kicker Dominic Bourgeois made key plays — setting a record win total in Coach Derek Mason's era. The team will host Kennesaw State on Oct. 28 at 6 p.m. at Floyd Stadium.

Region 3-6A high school teams are in a tight race for the final playoff spot as Blackman, Siegel, and Rockvale (all 2-3) prepare for Week 9 matchups—Siegel travels to Blackman, where a win can set their playoff fate.

Other predictions cover games with Riverdale, Oakland, Smyrna and Eagleville.

On Oct. 21, a Tennessee football commit advanced in the TSSAA Class 4A Mr. Football rankings ahead of the final weeks of the regular season.

The update, released at (5:06 a.m. CT), highlights rising local talent.

On Wednesday, Oct. 21, MTSU softball set a record with a record-breaking crowd at Blue Raider Softball Field during an exhibition against Tennessee.

The team lost 24-1 while attracting many new fans.