CityTV continues Storytellers series with Our People

From left are Moderator John Hood, Murfreesboro City Counciol member Ron Washington, City schools outreach coordinator Marisela Tapia and Rutherford County Commissioner and Laotian Community leader Chantho Sourinho.    City TV continues its Bicentennial Series, Murfreesboro Storytellers, with the February program featuring the theme, “Our People.” Guests for the month showcase the diversity of our city.
   Guests include, from left, Ron Washington, Murfreesboro City Council member and a leader in the African-American community;  Marisela Tapia, Outreach Coordinator for the City Schools and Chantho Sourinho, County Commissioner and a leader in the Laotian community.
   CityTV Photojournalist Michael Nevills produces the show and John Hood serves as Moderator for the series.
   The program can be viewed on CityTV saturdays and Sundays at 10 a.m. and 8 p.m., Mondays at 8 p.m. and Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9:30 a.m.
   To view the program on the web, please click Watch.

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Bicentennial activities continue

The honorable Mayor Tommy Bragg welcomes you to Murfreesboro's 200th anniversary. A list of monthly activities has been developed to help celebrate. CityTV's series Storytellers is currently running this month's theme Our Healers and here is the start of what we hope will be a growing gallery of important photos commemorating the occasion.