Rep. Diane Black (R-TN), announced the official opening of her Murfreesboro office will be from 10 a.m.-noon Saturday, Feb. 5.

“I am thrilled to be opening our office in Murfreesboro,” Black said. “While the office has been up and running since I first came to Congress, I am especially excited to officially open the doors to the public and welcome people from the community.  The office will be where so much important work for the 6th District will take place, and I hope it really becomes part of the local community.”

The Murfreesboro office opening comes at the end of  Black’s first Constituent Work Week back in the 6th District. 

The 112th Congressional calendar has a particular emphasis on Representatives being back in their home districts working on constituent issues.  Black will be back in the 6th District the week of Feb. 22-25.

“This is the perfect way to end my first Constituent Work Week as a Member of Congress,” Black said. “I want the people of Rutherford County to know that this office is theirs, and they can always call the Murfreesboro office for any questions or concerns.”

Black new Rutherford County office is located at 305 West Main Street, Murfreesboro. This event is open to the public.