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Council Votes To Negotiate With Darren Gore To Be Next Murfreesboro City Manager

UPDATE: Land that's Ripe for Development Remains in the Hands of Local Family

UPDATE: RUTHERFORD COUNTY, TN - There is more information on the Hord family property that sits on NW Board Street at I-840, which a City official originally told WGNS was sold. But we have now learned the deal has not yet closed. On Thursday, Betty Hord further confirmed the land has not yet sold. The land, that has been in the Hord family for over 180-years is currently under contract. If the contract goes to closing, then significant changes would eventually follow, according to Mu ...

New Developer Acquires Property Near I-840 and NW Broad Street

  RUTHERFORD COUNTY, TN - The Hord property has a new owner now. A developer has bought the property located on NW Broad Street at I-840 and will be making significant changes to the area. This information was confirmed by Murfreesboro City Manager Craig Tindall... The property that will soon undergo development is the same land that was previously considered by the Legacy Sports organization. Tindall said there are a lot of elements to the land that make it a very attractive propert ...

'Go to both': Murfreesboro keeps BoroPride LGBTQ+ festival and adds Ruco Pride Celebration

New planning director named for Murfreesboro

Development Services Executive Director Greg McKnight hires new faces in planning department.

Tennessee City Pays $500K to Settle Pro-LGBTQ Suit

Murfreesboro, which passed an ordinance to ban public drag and Pride festivals, has settled a lawsuit against it for half a million dollars.

Tennessee city settles with ACLU for $500,000 over drag ban

Murfreesboro, Tennessee settled with the ACLU Wednesday over its ban against drag performances in public places, which is no longer in place.

ACLU and Tennessee city settle lawsuit over controversial LGBTQ events ban

Tennessee city ordered to pay damages after LGBTQ Pride ban

The city of Murfreesboro in Tennessee has been ordered to pay $500,000 (£396,100) in damages after an anti-LGBTQ+ ordinance was passed.

ACLU and Tennessee city settle lawsuit over controversial LGBTQ events ban