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Greenway Projects Committee
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City Council has been canceled.
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Murfreesboro Art Committee
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Murfreesboro named 2019 8th Fastest-growing Midsize City by WalletHub.com

The City of Murfreesboro has been named 2019's 8th Fastest-growing Midsize City in a recent study from WalletHub.com. Murfreesboro ranks 12th overall. Read on...
'Great ShakeOut' Earthquake Drill to Take Place Oct. 17

Did you know earthquakes can occur anywhere, but most quakes in this country happen in Alaska and California? Are you aware 45 states and territories in the United States are at risk of earthquakes? Read on...
MTSU to host ‘Finish Your Degree’ Q&A event on Oct. 23 at Chamber

Middle Tennessee State University will be a hosting a “Finish Your Degree” Q&A event Wednesday, Oct. 23, at the Rutherford County Chamber of Commerce in Murfreesboro. The come-and-go event will run from 4 to 7 p.m. Oct. 23 at the Chamber, Read on...
Crime Free Multi-Housing communities celebrate one year of commitment to safety program

Three Murfreesboro apartment communities have been credentialed under the Murfreesboro Police Department Crime Free Multi-Housing safety program, but the City strongly encourages other communities to become certified and join the partnership Read on...
City’s annual Fall Leaf Collection underway

Fall Leaf Collection season begins Monday, Oct 14 and continues through December 31, 2019. Read on...
Bark Park at General Bragg Trailhead closed for improvements Oct. 14-Nov. 15

Improvements to the Bark Park at the General Bragg Trailhead on West College Street will begin October 14 and will continue for approximately five weeks. Read on...
Tennessee STEAM Festival Oct. 11-20

Science, technology, engineering, art and math (STEAM) will come to life at more than 100 events across the state during the 3rd annual Tennessee STEAM Festival, Oct. 11 20, 2019. The Festival was founded by the Discovery Center at Murfree Spring Read on...
Rutherford County Library System’s 'Food for Fines Week' October 20 - 26

Overdue fines keeping you from using the public library? Take care of them with canned goods from your pantry! For one week, patrons of the library system will have the option to bring in canned goods to pay off library fines. Read on...
MTSU center marks 10 years of advocating for more women in STEM

MTSU celebrated the 10th anniversary of the WISTEM Center Wednesday (Oct. 9) in the Strobel Lobby connecting Wiser-Patten Science Hall with the Davis Science Building. The center, now located in Davis Science Building Room 115 Read on...
Rutherford County Library System hosting Halloween Comicfest Oct. 26

All branches of the Rutherford County Library System will give away free comic books for Halloween ComicFest on Saturday, Oct. 26. The comics are specially published for this event Read on...
‘Puppy Plunge,’ Stones River and Greenway Art Fests, more in October ‘In the City’

Murfreesboro’s artisan community celebrated another successful festival on the Greenway and water quality advocates promoted everything “water” at the 2019 Stones River Waterfest in Old Fort Park in the newest edition of CityTV’s ‘In the City.’ Read on...
City Building & Codes encourages mural compliance partnership

Murals, as an expression of public art, help bring color, life and story to otherwise bland walls. With the creative initiative of Murfreesboro artists, murals have been popping up in many locations throughout the city, but City regulations do apply. Read on...
REMINDER: City Solid Waste Florence Rd. yard waste drop off on Saturdays

The City of Murfreesboro Solid Waste Department is pleased to offer limb and brush drop off at the Public Works Facility on Florence Rd. Saturdays from 7 a.m. to Noon. Read on...
Mayor Shane McFarland issues proclamation supporting 2020 Census

The 2020 Census is months away, but the U.S. Census Bureau is already hiring part-time local workers for the count. Interested citizens can join the 2020 Census team by applying online at www.2020census.gov/jobs. Read on...
MTSU Survey: Tenn. consumer outlook rises ‘significantly’ in 3rd quarter

The Tennessee Consumer Outlook Survey indicate consumers’ view on the economy has improved “significantly,” reports the Office of Consumer Research in MTSU Jones College of Business. The Tennessee Consumer Outlook Index rose to 214 from 167 in June. Read on...
WalletHub.com names Murfreesboro 4th Best Small Real Estate Market

Murfreesboro has been named 2019's 4th Best Small Real-Estate Market in a recent study from the leading personal finance outlet WalletHub.Com. Murfreesboro ranks 11th overall and 4th among small cities. Read on...
Murfreesboro ranks No. 12 in Top-25 cities where millennials are moving, according to SmartAsset

Murfreesboro ranks No. 12 in the Top-25 cities where millennials are moving, according to a recent SmartAsset study using U.S. Census Bureau data. Read on...
Solid Waste develops new efficiencies to improve yard waste pickup

The City of Murfreesboro Solid Waste Department continues to experience challenges in recruiting Commercial License Drivers (CDL) needed to operate trash collection equipment and trucks for limb and brush pick-up. Read on...
MTSU News: MTSU named among nation’s best by Princeton Review

Middle Tennessee State University has been named one of the best places to earn an undergraduate degree in the nation by The Princeton Review, which called it “a go-to choice for those wishing to receive a quality and affordable education.” Read on...
City, MTSU celebrate renovation of Middle Tennessee Boulevard

The City of Murfreesboro and Middle Tennessee State University celebrated Friday the renovation of Middle Tennessee Boulevard, an $18.2-million project that turned the thoroughfare into a gateway for the campus. Read on...
City Council approves FY20 Budget with first Property Tax Hike in 20 years

The Murfreesboro City Council Thursday (June 13) approved the City’s $186.2 million proposed FY20 General Fund Budget on second reading following special Budget Reviews in April, May and June. The balanced budget includes a property tax rate of $1.2894 Read on...

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Murfreesboro named 2019 8th Fastest-growing Midsize City by WalletHub.com

'Great ShakeOut' Earthquake Drill to Take Place Oct. 17

MTSU to host ‘Finish Your Degree’ Q&A event on Oct. 23 at Chamber

Crime Free Multi-Housing communities celebrate one year of commitment to safety program

City’s annual Fall Leaf Collection underway

Bark Park at General Bragg Trailhead closed for improvements Oct. 14-Nov. 15

Tennessee STEAM Festival Oct. 11-20

Rutherford County Library System’s 'Food for Fines Week' October 20 - 26

MTSU center marks 10 years of advocating for more women in STEM

Rutherford County Library System hosting Halloween Comicfest Oct. 26

‘Puppy Plunge,’ Stones River and Greenway Art Fests, more in October ‘In the City’

City Building & Codes encourages mural compliance partnership

REMINDER: City Solid Waste Florence Rd. yard waste drop off on Saturdays

Mayor Shane McFarland issues proclamation supporting 2020 Census

MTSU Survey: Tenn. consumer outlook rises ‘significantly’ in 3rd quarter

WalletHub.com names Murfreesboro 4th Best Small Real Estate Market

Murfreesboro ranks No. 12 in Top-25 cities where millennials are moving, according to SmartAsset

Solid Waste develops new efficiencies to improve yard waste pickup

MTSU News: MTSU named among nation’s best by Princeton Review

City, MTSU celebrate renovation of Middle Tennessee Boulevard

City Council approves FY20 Budget with first Property Tax Hike in 20 years

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