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Foulks receives “Fire Chief of the Year” award at Annual Leadership Conference

Murfreesboro Fire Rescue Chief Mark Foulks was named the 2018-2019 “Fire Chief of the Year” by the Tennessee Fire Chiefs Association (TFCA) Thursday (July 18) at the 91st Annual Southeastern Association of Fire Chiefs Read on...
Rutherford Works hosting Job Fair in partnership with American Job Center Aug. 29

Rutherford Works, in partnership with the American Job Center, is hosting a county-wide job fair featuring high-growth, high-wage jobs at Embassy Suites in Murfreesboro on August 29, 2019. Registration is open for employers and booth space is free! Read on...
Murfreesboro 5th Best Small City for First-Time Home Buyers

Murfreesboro has been named 2019's 5th Best Small City for First-Time Home Buyers in a recent study from the leading personal finance outlet WalletHub.com. Murfreesboro ranked 14th overall. Read on...
Main Street’s Summer Party set for July 27

When Main Street closes the 200 block of North Academy Street for its annual Summer Party, also known as the Taste of Rutherford, on Saturday, July 27, expect a party unlike any in Murfreesboro before. Read on...
Mayday News: Brewery to host art, music, foodfest July 20

Mayday Brewery will feature art, music and food at Mayday on Saturday, July 20, for a day of 14 local artists, tie-dye booth, 2 food trucks and live music from 2:45 a.m. - 11:00 p.m. Music features Rock n' Roll, Blues and Pop/Rock. Read on...
‘The Last Five Years’ at Center for the Arts Aug. 2-11

The Center for the Arts continues the 2019 season with 'The Last Five Years' – Jason Robert Brown’s intimate window into a dissolving marriage. The Last Five Years opens on Friday, August 2. Read on...
MTSU News: MTSU to open 'Chris Young Cafe' to 'encourage students to dream bigger'

A new live entertainment venue on the Middle Tennessee State University campus will be named the Chris Young Café to honor the multiplatinum Nashville entertainer’s continued support of his alma mater. Read on...
Council approves design guidelines for Solid Waste curbside collection

The Murfreesboro City Council voted Wednesday (July 10) to approve design guidelines on qualifying for Solid Waste collection. Read on...
Mountain Bike Trail, City Cemetery, Bloomfield Links in July ‘In the City’

Take a guided tour of the City’s new Mountain Bike Trail, find out why Bloomfield Links is such a hidden gem, and learn about the preservation of the Old City Cemetery in July’s ‘In the City’. Read on...
City closes on $1.8 million sale of historic downtown block for mixed use

The City of Murfreesboro finalized the closing Friday (June 28) with One East College, LLC on downtown property for the area’s first mixed-use development. The development, on property known as the former First United Methodist Church location, Read on...
Rover implements new electronic fare system

Rover, the City’s public transportation service, is implementing a new electronic fare system to improve customer service payment options. The new system began operating throughout Rover routes on June 24, 2019. Read on...
Tennessee Announces 2019-20 Teacher of the Year Finalists

Murfreesboro City Schools teacher, Sarah Chumney, has been selected as the Teacher of the Year state finalist for Mid-Cumberland region. Chumney joined Murfreesboro City Schools in 2011 and most recently served as an English as Second Language teacher Read on...
Main Street News: Sarah Callender hired as new Main Street executive director

Sarah Callender has been hired by the Main Street Board of Directors as the organization’s new executive director, replacing Kathleen Herzog, who is retiring. 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...
The Salvation Army needs to replenish its Food Pantry

The Salvation Army of Rutherford and Cannon Counties is in critical need of food items to support the 5 p.m. community meal. The 5 pm meal is available to the public 365 days a year. The Salvation Army proudly serves an average of 100 people each night. Read on...
MTSU News: McPhee to Board of Trustees: MTSU top choice of Tennessee Promise transfers

Middle Tennessee State University is the No. 1 choice of Tennessee Promise students who have transferred from one of the state’s community colleges to a four-year institution. In other business, trustees approved a slight increase in tuition and fees Read on...
MTSU News: Q1 TENN. HOUSING MARKET REPORT: Single-family permits trend downward; prices rise

Tennessee’s housing report for the first quarter of 2019 shows mixed signals, with single-family permits trending downward even as the economy and job market continue on solid footing. Read on...
City recognizes GIS Informational Technology employees as STARS

A hard-working group of GIS employees received STARS Awards June 12 for going above and beyond in their jobs for the City. Read on...
CHOW Bus Provides Food this Summer May 28-July 26

Murfreesboro City Schools’ Nutrition Department will sponsor the free Summer Food Service Program at twenty eight locations from May 28-July 26, 2019. Read on...
Main Street launches summertime fun with 'Friday Night Live' and 'Saturday Market'

As the hot temperatures can attest, it’s summertime in Murfreesboro. That means the nonprofit Main Street program is in full swing. Saturday, June 1, marks the first Saturday Market, set for 8 a.m. to noon. 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...
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...
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...
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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July 2019

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Tue, Jul 23

Foulks receives “Fire Chief of the Year” award at Annual Leadership Conference

Rutherford Works hosting Job Fair in partnership with American Job Center Aug. 29

Murfreesboro 5th Best Small City for First-Time Home Buyers

Main Street’s Summer Party set for July 27

Mayday News: Brewery to host art, music, foodfest July 20

‘The Last Five Years’ at Center for the Arts Aug. 2-11

MTSU News: MTSU to open 'Chris Young Cafe' to 'encourage students to dream bigger'

Council approves design guidelines for Solid Waste curbside collection

Mountain Bike Trail, City Cemetery, Bloomfield Links in July ‘In the City’

City closes on $1.8 million sale of historic downtown block for mixed use

Rover implements new electronic fare system

Tennessee Announces 2019-20 Teacher of the Year Finalists

Main Street News: Sarah Callender hired as new Main Street executive director

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

The Salvation Army needs to replenish its Food Pantry

MTSU News: McPhee to Board of Trustees: MTSU top choice of Tennessee Promise transfers

MTSU News: Q1 TENN. HOUSING MARKET REPORT: Single-family permits trend downward; prices rise

City recognizes GIS Informational Technology employees as STARS

CHOW Bus Provides Food this Summer May 28-July 26

Main Street launches summertime fun with 'Friday Night Live' and 'Saturday Market'

Council finalizes Cooperative Use Agreement with TSSA

Council OKs Neel Schaffer consulting on Mercury Blvd. Phase 2

City launches user-friendly Open Finance Portal

Solid Waste Holiday Garbage Collection Schedule

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