-
Sidebar Ads
-
Back
| News |
| Bradyville Pike to get facelift Thursday’s meeting of the Murfreesboro City Council included changes to the city employee pension plan, improvements to Bradyville Pike, a greenway extension, a public hearing for a new liquor store, and a little comic relief. JONATHAN FAGAN, editor@murfreesboropost.com |
| County Commission approves jail renovations The Rutherford County Commission unanimously approved Thursday to fund more than $1.9 million in jail improvements and equipment upgrades, following several heated debates and committee hearings. MARIE KEMPH, mkemph@murfreesboropost.com |
| Prevention helps end abuse One in four girls and one in seven boys are sexually abused by age 13, and about 90 percent of the abusers are known to the child, according to a detective with the Rutherford County Sheriff’s Office. LISA MARCHESONI, Special to the Post |
After an onslaught of complaints from La Vergne residents Thursday, the Rutherford County Commission decided to re-examine the proposed zoning map for the new School Board and Road Board districts. APRIL CAMP, editor@murfreesboropost.com |
Former Read To Succeed director to head Jennings & Rebecca Jones Foundation JONATHAN FAGAN, editor@murfreesboropost.com |
| Living Here |
Brittany Parker as its newest choice JONATHAN FAGAN, editor@murfreesboropost.com |
| Master Gardeners class applications available Rutherford County Master Gardeners are now accepting applications for next year's training class, which will be held from 9 a.m. until noon Tuesday mornings from Jan. 10 through April 10, 2012. TMP STAFF REPORT |
| Columnists |
| INSIDE MTSU: Arts soar to new level GINA LOGUE, MTSU News & Media Relations |
| Business |
Healthy food choices for local residents MELINDA HUDGINS, mhudgins@murfreesboropost.com |
| Man’s winery dream comes true in Smyrna For years, Larry Davis dreamt of opening a vineyard and winery – a romantic place for first dates. After an approval from Rutherford County Commissioners last week, Davis is making his dream a reality. MELINDA HUDGINS, Post Columnist |
| Sports |
| FAIR: One coach reveals softer side of sports MURPHY FAIR, Post Sports |
| JORDAN: Central Magnet on its way JEFF JORDAN, Post Sports |
After beating Oak Ridge in quarterfinals MARK MIZE, Special to The Post |
 |
| DR. KESTNER: Surprising history of Thanksgiving tradition DR. MARK KESTNER, Post Columnist |
| Bizarre in the 'Boro |
| Bizarre in the 'Boro A man threatened to assault a clerk Nov. 11 at a Shell Gas Station after being told he could not use the restroom because the store had already closed for the night. |
| Larry Woody |
| WOODY: Time to get your gobble on, my fellow Americans LARRY WOODY, Post Columnist |
| Meat & Potatoes |
MIKE VINSON, Post Columnist - 7 opinions posted |
 |
| BRAGG: Family makes home an inviting refuge JEANNE BRAGG, Post Columnist |
| Real Estate |
| LASSETER: Bring outside in for Christmas decorating JEANINE LASSETER, Post Columnist |
| Whittle This |
| WHITTLE: Illinois third graders want to know about Tennessee DAN WHITTLE, Post Columnist |