TMP photo by Kelly Hite. The First Baptist Church was honored with a marker from the APTA today. The church was built in 1920. APTA to honor four historic buildings today Four historic Murfreesboro buildings are honored by the Association for the Preservation of Tennessee Antiquities (APTA) today. By MICHELLE WILLARD, Post Staff Writer

Heritage groups win award of merit American Association for State and Local History honors historical collection focusing on first labor contracts signed by former slaves transitioning to freedmen July 10, 2007 - 9:37 AM

Heritage Partnership

Historic Readyville Mill saved with hard work, elbow grease MICHELLE WILLARD, Post Staff Writer - 2 opinions posted

Main Street Program — Murfreesboro

MTSU's Center for Historic Preservation

Tennessee Civil War National Heritage Area

Tennessee Preservation Trust

Century Farms of Tennessee

National Trust

Tennessee Historical Commission

A Dozen Distinctive Destinations

Historic Preservation in Chattanooga

Civil War Preservation Trust

Farm founded by former slaves named to Century Farm list “The Butler Farm is one of just a few of Tennessee’s Century Farms that was founded by emancipated slaves and is the 27th Rutherford County farm to be certified,” said Caneta S. Hankins, director of the Century Farms Program. TMP - June 4, 2008 - 1 opinion posted

The Hermitage, Home of Andrew Jackson

Save the Franklin Battlefield

Historic Franklin

Oaklands Historic House Museum

The Sam Davis Home

Old City Cemetery listed as most endangered site

Rutherford County Archives

Bradley Academy Museum and Cultural Center

The James K. Polk Home

Major contributions of African Americans should be recalled Contributions and accomplishments of African Americans appear throughout the history of Rutherford County range from a brave doctor all the way back to a soldier in the American Revolutionary War. MIKE PIRTLE - 5 opinions posted

Boro poet Dromgoole helped bridge generations   By MIKE WEST - 1 opinion posted

Cover Story: The Legend of the Human Fly ... Resolved One of Murfreesboro’s best-known stories involves “The Human Fly” who met his untimely end scaling the historic Courthouse. Mike West, Managing Editor-Sept. 14, 2008 - 1 opinion posted

County Music Hall of Fame and Museum

Stones River National Battlefield