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Murfreesboro, TN - Main Street Murfreesboro's Annual Celebration on February 22nd at The Walnut House will honor local businesses for their contributions to the downtown district. Awards include the "Downtown Design Awards" for Boro Bourbon Brews and Happy’s Sports Lounge, and the "Downtown Business of the Year Award" for Domenico’s Italian Deli. Additionally, the recipient of the Doug Young Downtown Award will be revealed. Main Street Murfreesboro, affiliated with the National Main ...

Main Street Murfreesboro plans for its Annual Celebration on February 22 at The Walnut House located at 116 N. Walnut Street in downtown Murfreesboro.  The event will have light appetizers and drinks from 4:30-5:00 with the celebration and awards ceremony from 5:00-6:00pm.  All are invited to purchase a ticket through https://bit.ly/MainStreetAwards24. This annual event is to celebrate the achievements made in the historic downtown business district by highlighting business owners who ...

MURFREESBORO, TN - The MTSU Homecoming game is this Saturday and students are getting excited about homecoming activities this week. Beth Dye, assistant director of MTSU Alumni Relations told WGNS… The homecoming parade takes place on gameday morning and there is still time for organizations to register a float in the parade… Saturday morning’s parade begins at 11:00 on East Main Street at Maney Avenue.  Gametime for MTSU will be at 6:00, Saturday night in the Floyd Sta ...

Wi-Fi, or lack thereof, is definitely grounds for admission into a mental institution — or as the woke generation likes to say, place of mental healthcare. Is it worse than say cocaine, or Tik? It definitely drives us bonkers in seeking it out here or there. Then there is the techie — will they be human or the devil? I choose to see the Peril, hands now firmly holding the wheel of the bus that goes round and round, while rain smashes into the wind screen like bullets from above.

MURFREESBORO - The Murfreesboro Kiwanis Foundation would like to thank its sponsors and patrons for the success of their inaugural Comedy for a Cause event which raised more than $21,000 for children’s causes in Rutherford County. The evening of comedy which featured celebrated comedian Henry Cho and MTSU graduate Brian Bates drew hundreds to The Walnut House for an intimate evening of laughs for all ages.  With the support of top sponsors like Lanham Events, LLC, Ole South, Volunte ...