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(MURFREESBORO)  Even when winter weather creates treacherous road conditions, health care workers still must get to work. If you were listening to NewsRadio WGNS Friday morning (1/7/2022), you heard John Blankenship, Avent Lane and Bart Walker sharing a heart warming story . . .   Our hats are off to the members of the Stones River Jeep Club who drove our local heroes to work at Ascension Saint Thomas Hospital Rutherford Hospital. Those individuals drove&n...

WGNS first came on the air in Murfreesboro, TN on the night of December 31, 1946 and our first full day of being on the air was on January 1, 1947. Imagine all the news stories and history that has been heard by listeners over that time frame. Listen back to some of the shows from 2022 as we celebrate the 75th anniversary. The Wake Up Crew 75th anniversary special, featuring station owner Bart Walker: Action Line with Bart Walker and John Hood. WGNS came on the air Dec. 31, 1946 at 10: ...

ASHLAND Rocky Adkins, Senior Adviser to Gov. Andy Beshear, handed a giant check — in more ways than one — to a construction company leader on Tuesday in front of

ASHLAND Rocky Adkins, Senior Adviser to Gov. Andy Beshear, handed a giant check — in more ways than one — to a construction company leader on Tuesday in front of

Before he became an acclaimed cosmologist, Hakeem Oluseyi had to navigate the toughest neighbourhoods of New Orleans and LA and overcome drug addiction.

(MURFREESBORO) An organization that is dedicated to preserving facts, photos and memorabilia from past generations gathered Friday night (11/5/2021) at Carriage Lane Inn for its 2021 Awards Dinner. The Rutherford County Historical Society had the exchanging of the gavel as outgoing 3-term President Walter White presented the instrument to Pettus Read.  Read shared memories of Uncle Sid and Aunt Sadie, a couple that he wrote about in a syndicated newspaper column many y...

New educational sessions added for Organic Grower Summit

Listen to the entire podcast above! First Half of the Action Line: During the first half of the program, WGNS' Bart Walker spoke to Dr. Mark Abolins, a Geosciences Professor at Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro, TN. The local professor discussed the fact that Tennessee has far more caves than any other state in Tennessee. Learn more HERE. Second Half of the Action Line: On the second half of the Action Line, WGNS' Scott Walker talked to multiple members of the ...

The Mt. Lebanon Blue Devils had to bow down to a banner strung across the entrance to their locker room all week long leading up to their Friday match-up with the North Allegheny Tigers.

Retired US Army Master Sgt. Patrick Garland spent 17-years in the police corps and has learned more than most when it comes to understanding the causes of death. In this interview by WGNS's Bart Walker, Garland talks about how he has used his training in forensic science to help document history.Garland was part of the U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command from the late 1950's to1974 when he retired.    Like WGNS on Facebook!     ...