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Operation: Rutherford Recycles
Recycling is an important issue in our community, and it will only become more important in the future. Follow Operation: Rutherford Recycles on their Facebook page to stay up to date on events and contests.

With total eclipse nearing, MTSU makes final preparations for Aug. 21 event

From assembling a large stage to the live musicians performing on it and from hot dogs to safety precautions, Middle Tennessee State University is making final preparations in anticipation of thousands of total solar eclipse enthusiasts Read on...

City, Family Promise invite public to participate in Community Meeting Aug. 22

The homeless population has soared across U.S. cities, including Murfreesboro, since the financial crisis and Great Recession of 2008. The City of Murfreesboro and the Homeless Alliance are considering a nationally-tested approach to reducing Read on...

Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) Projects Enhance City Infrastructure

The Murfreesboro City Council reviewed the 2017 Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) during its August 17 special meeting. Borrowing for the first-year projects totaling $68.7 million were presented to City Council for approval at a future regular meeting. Read on...

City, County, arts advocates announce impact of Arts and Culture

Rutherford County’s nonprofit arts and culture industry generates $31.2 million in annual economic activity—supporting $1,054 full-time equivalent jobs, generating $18.3 million in household income to local residents Read on...