Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 2nd of December.
Good morning, Murfreesboro.
Jeff Martin, a respected coach and former chemistry teacher at Siegel High School, passed away at 62 from a heart attack, deeply affecting the Murfreesboro community.
A Dodge Ram rolled over in a Walmart parking lot in Murfreesboro, TN, with Fire and Rescue responding promptly.
After a significant network outage, Murfreesboro county schools are reopening with the assurance of progress in system restorations, adjustment of academic schedules, and a reminder for students to bring necessary technology.
Six alumni from Middle Tennessee State University received a total of eight Grammy nominations, highlighting the university's impact on the music industry.
MTSU's second leading receiver, Omari Kelly, plans to enter the transfer portal after a standout season, leaving the team as he has one year of eligibility left.
MTSU's men's basketball team defeated UAB 76-69, with standout performances including a career-high 15 points from senior guard Justin Bufford.
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Christmas Tree Lighting Celebration in Downtown Murfreesboro
Celebrate the festive season with family activities, live entertainment, and the annual lighting of the Rutherford County Christmas tree.
Louden Swain Concert
Experience a live performance by Louden Swain at the Embassy Suites in Murfreesboro.
Community Christmas Gift Drive
The event focuses on providing gifts to families in need through a community-driven gift exchange and volunteer opportunity.
Tennessee Holiday Youth Convention 2024
The Tennessee Holiday Youth Convention is a significant event focusing on spiritual growth and fellowship for youth in the Tennessee UPC.
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