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Sar Sokha calls on the people to continue to unite to protect peace and develop the country with the Royal Government - Vimarsana News

Sar Sokha calls on the people to continue to unite to protect peace and develop the country with the Royal Government

National Day of Remembrance May 20, 2024, Sar Sokha, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, called on the people to continue to unite to protect peace and contribute to the development of the country with the Royal Government.

Entertainment: Family-friendly things to do in June - Vimarsana News

Entertainment: Family-friendly things to do in June

Where to go and what to do in Rutherford County: La Vergne, Smyrn and Murfreesboro.

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Entertainment: Family-friendly things to do in May

Entertainment: Family-friendly things to do in May Nancy DeGennaro, Murfreesboro Daily News Journal © Tom Beckwith/For the DNJ Enjoy treats from the first Friday Night Market in the Boro food truck fest on April 2, 2021, are, from left, Runyia Whiter, Amera Jenkins and Andre Jenkins Jackson. Weekly food truck fest Friday Night Market in the Boro, a food truck and vendor fest, is set for 5 p.m. each Friday at Cannonsburgh Village, located at 312 S. Front St. in Murfreesboro. The weekly event will feature vendors selling a variety of products and services, as well as area f...

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Entertainment: Things to do in May

JazzFest Main Street's annual JazzFest returns this year from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday to the Murfreesboro Public Square, with free live music from local and regional acts. JazzFest is focusing on student jazz bands from noon to 4 p.m., followed by performances by three professional acts, including:  4 p.m. — The Bryan Cumming Band 5:30 p.m. — Alison Brazil’s band and special guest Yamil Conga on the drums 7 p.m. — Music City Swing   In addition to live music, there will be a dozen food trucks and an interactive Kids' Alley featuring hands-on musical activities. Discovery...

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