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To the Editor: On Sept. 16 and 17, Friends of the North Adams Public Library held our annual book and bake sale. This sale not only raised money to improve the library and provide programming...

Best Buy currently has 46 centers across the United States from Los Angeles California to Boston Massachusetts.

(RUTHERFORD COUNTY, Tenn.) Rutherford County appears to be a thriving Airbnb market for those who follow Civil War history and for tourists wanting to visit Nashville. In fact, there are over 1,000 family-friendly homes available in Murfreesboro and Smyrna alone. If someone is wanting to take-in a little country scenery, tourists have a minimum of 15-home rental choices in Eagleville, 5 in the Lascassas area and 2 or more in Triune!  Unfortunately, not everyone who rents a home has tour...

Officer Seara Burtons fiancée has thanked the community for its continuing support as more fundraisers organized.

The Murfreesboro City Council has voted to approve a finalized development agreement with Notes Live Inc. for a $40 million live entertainment campus at the southeast corner of Medical Center

The Murfreesboro City Council accepted a revised development agreement for the Notes Live amphitheater and restaurant plan on Medical Center Parkway.

The Silos at Elk Street reimagined what was an abandoned eyesore in Buffalo's Valley neighborhood.

Family members and friends of a young Alberta couple killed in an alleged impaired driving crash last month are calling for justice as they heard bail arguments for the man accused on Friday.

(MURFREESBORO) What will developers do now that there were not enough city council votes last week to approve the project in the first of three votes? Mayor McFarland will be on WGNS this coming Wednesday morning to address this topic?  Councilman Shawn Wright was one of the two ney votes. His concern was noise and traffic, since the complex would be across from the hospital. He is specifically worried that heavy traffic during concerts would create issues for emergency vehicle...

An amphitheater project proposed for the Murfreesboro Gateway area has failed by one vote in a City Council meeting after an initial council split.