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Mon, Apr 22

Cable Television Commission
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Tue, Apr 23

Construction Board of Adjustments & Appeals has been cancelled
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Water Resources Board has been rescheduled to April 30th
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3rd Annual Pioneer Days will be held April 27 at Cannonsburgh Village

The 43rd Annual Pioneer Days will be held in Cannonsburgh Village Saturday, April 27, 2019, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Live music, clogging, pottery and blacksmith demonstrations, hayrides, craft vendors, food trucks and an art exhibit Read on...
Council considering property tax increase for first time in two decades

Confronting the infrastructure and services needs of a fast-growing City, for the first time in two decades the Murfreesboro City Council is considering an increase in property taxes. Read on...
City recognizes MPD Officer Matthew Rice with STARS Award

Murfreesboro Police Officer Matthew Rice has been recognized as the STARS award recipient for March 2019. Rice was honored by Mayor Shane McFarland prior to Thursday’s (April 18) meeting of the Murfreesboro City Council. Read on...
Tennessee #1 in HireAHelper’s ‘True Tax Burden’ Study

Tennessee ranked #1 in dollar-for-dollar tax burden ($1,970) and #3 effective state tax rate (4.5%) in HireAHelper’s true tax burdens study. Read on...
Perform Murfreesboro Produces ‘High School Musical Jr.’ April 25-28

Perform Murfreesboro premieres their production of “High School Musical Jr.” for four consecutive nights this month (April 25th - 28th) at the Washington Theatre in Patterson Park Community Center. Read on...
April 23 Public Meeting on development of ADA compliance and transition plan

The City of Murfreesboro will conduct a public informational meeting at City Hall, Tuesday, April 23, 2019, 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m., to provide opportunity for the public to participate in the development of the City’s ADA compliance plan. Read on...
Community Development Public Hearing April 25

The City of Murfreesboro Community Development Department has announced a Notice of Public Hearing, Thursday, April 25, 2019, 5:30 p.m.- 6:30 p.m. at the Patterson Park Community Center, 521 Mercury Boulevard. Read on...
It’s spring, and it’s JazzFest! May 3-4

It’s not spring in Rutherford County until JazzFest arrives, sponsored annually by Main Street Murfreesboro. JazzFest is the first weekend in May, with high school jazz bands performing on Friday evening, May 3, and the pros taking over Saturday, May 4. Read on...
MTSU Study: Habitat for Humanity creates $107M in economic activity statewide

Habitat for Humanity of Tennessee generated more than $107 million in economic activity last year and the equivalent of 1,200 jobs. That’s according to a new study by the Business and Economic Research Center in the Jones College of Business at MTSU Read on...
Council finalizes Cooperative Use Agreement with TSSA

The Murfreesboro City Council Thursday (April 4) approved a 20-year Cooperative Use Agreement with the Tennessee State Soccer Association (TSSA) for Richard Siegel Soccer Complex. Read on...
City seeks HUD Grant funding to serve homelessness

The Murfreesboro City Council Thursday (April 4) approved the acceptance and application of federal HUD grants to address homelessness. The City of Murfreesboro is eligible for possible 2019-2020 Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) funding Read on...
MTSU News: WMOT Roots Radio brings 895 Fest to Murfreesboro

Rodney Crowell, Lee Roy Parnell, Mandy Barnett and Sarah Potenza will be among the featured artists bringing their passion and performances to the inaugural 895 Fest, a two-day outdoor Americana music festival to be held the weekend of May 31 Read on...
Affordable Housing, Solid Waste options, tourism and more in April ‘In the City’

The Murfreesboro Housing Authority presents a Master Plan to redevelop Oakland Courts’ public housing and local government officials tour facilities in California in the search for Solid Waste options, this month ‘In the City.’ Read on...
MTSU News: Riverdale High School College and Career Signing Day

MTSU President Sidney A. McPhee helped congratulate nearly 500 Riverdale High School seniors Friday (April 5) on the occasion of the school’s inaugural College and Career Signing Day event in Johnny Parsley Memorial Gym. Read on...
MTSU BERC Report: Home prices continue rising, permits drop amid ‘stable economy’

Home prices in Tennessee continued rising in the fourth quarter of 2018 while construction permits were down from the previous quarter, according the latest quarterly housing report from the MTSU Business and Economic Research Center. Read on...
Council OKs Neel Schaffer consulting on Mercury Blvd. Phase 2

The Murfreesboro City Council approved Neel Schaffer, Inc. Thursday (March 21) to provide $235,870 in professional consulting contract services for the Mercury Blvd. Sidewalk Construction Project. The services are necessary for Phase 2 Read on...
MTSU Survey: Tennessee consumer outlook ‘modestly’ improved in 2019

Results from the most recent Tennessee Consumer Outlook Survey by MTSU indicate consumers’ outlook on the economy has improved modestly following a steady decline from an all-time high this time last year. Read on...
'Moonshine in the Mansion' at Oaklands April 26

Oaklands Mansion will host its inaugural 'Moonshine in the Mansion' on Friday, April 26, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. Guests will have the opportunity to explore the mansion and grounds where they will find Short Mountain Distillery’s array of “shines” Read on...
City opens Kingdom Drive bridge over Overall Creek

The City of Murfreesboro is set to open the new $1.5 million Kingdom Drive bridge that will cross Overall Creek to Overall Creek Elementary School on the western side of the City. The bridge extension will officially open to traffic at 11 a.m. Friday Read on...
City launches user-friendly Open Finance Portal

The City of Murfreesboro announced Monday (March 11) the launching of a new government Open Finance Portal that allows easy-access to City financial data. Read on...
Slate of new, advanced computer classes announced

The Rutherford County Library System’s Technology Engagement Center [TEC] is excited to announce that it is taking computer class offerings to the next level in April. Read on...
City Council approves $58 million debt issuance

The Murfreesboro City Council Wednesday (Feb. 13) approved a Detailed Bond Resolution and Loan Agreement with SunTrust Bank to fund $58 million in 2019 Capital Improvement Projects with a 2.84 percent interest rate over a 15-year term. Read on...
Solid Waste Holiday Garbage Collection Schedule

Solid Waste collection changes during holidays. Please refer to the Murfreesboro Solid Waste Holiday Garbage Collection Schedule for changes in garbage pickup or call 615-893-3681 for more information. Read on...

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April 2019

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Mon, Apr 22

3rd Annual Pioneer Days will be held April 27 at Cannonsburgh Village

Council considering property tax increase for first time in two decades

City recognizes MPD Officer Matthew Rice with STARS Award

Tennessee #1 in HireAHelper’s ‘True Tax Burden’ Study

Perform Murfreesboro Produces ‘High School Musical Jr.’ April 25-28

April 23 Public Meeting on development of ADA compliance and transition plan

Community Development Public Hearing April 25

It’s spring, and it’s JazzFest! May 3-4

MTSU Study: Habitat for Humanity creates $107M in economic activity statewide

Council finalizes Cooperative Use Agreement with TSSA

City seeks HUD Grant funding to serve homelessness

MTSU News: WMOT Roots Radio brings 895 Fest to Murfreesboro

Affordable Housing, Solid Waste options, tourism and more in April ‘In the City’

MTSU News: Riverdale High School College and Career Signing Day

MTSU BERC Report: Home prices continue rising, permits drop amid ‘stable economy’

Council OKs Neel Schaffer consulting on Mercury Blvd. Phase 2

MTSU Survey: Tennessee consumer outlook ‘modestly’ improved in 2019

'Moonshine in the Mansion' at Oaklands April 26

City opens Kingdom Drive bridge over Overall Creek

City launches user-friendly Open Finance Portal

Slate of new, advanced computer classes announced

City Council approves $58 million debt issuance

Solid Waste Holiday Garbage Collection Schedule

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