Category: Rutherford History in the News
A Memorial Day story: Visit to Murfreesboro, 1944
Gloria Shacklett-Christie, Murfreesboro Post Rutherford County provided more than 4,000 men for active service in World War II. One of those men who served was my father, Richard Claude Shacklett. The circumstances surrounding war times had brought two very different people together from opposite ends of the country. On Feb.…
WHITTLE: History lives here and columnist Vinson tells it well
Dan Whittle, Murfreesboro Post, May 2, 2014 I’ve always loved history. Specifically, I love well-written history, such as that shared recently about infamous American outlaws Bonnie and Clyde by fellow Middle Tennessee newspaper columnist Mike Vinson, one of those rare gifted writers who breathes interest and new life into his…
Middle Tennessee State University’s Albert Gore Research Center
Great information regarding the MTSU Gore Research Center:
Oakland’s Historic House Museum unveils new website
The Murfreesboro Post, April 14, 2014 Oakland’s Historic House Museum unveils new website – The Murfreesboro Post Have you noticed our website looks different? Oaklands Historic House Museum recently partnered with Rowland Solutions, a Murfreesboro web development company, to build a new website to showcase all Oaklands has to offer.…
Looking for Cemeteries
Job Shadow: Pastime Barber Shop
Vernon Stevenson finds escape to Murfreesboro
Gloria Shacklett, The Murfreesboro Post, February 23, 2014 It has been said, “adversity doesn’t build character; it reveals it.” Fear can paralyze a man, causing him to flee irrationally and selfishly without considering the consequences. Vernon K. Stevenson, foremost visionary and wealthy entrepreneur of the railroads in antebellum Tennessee, had…
Joe B. Jackson Pkwy. Bridge Construction
Murfreesboro City Television, January 31, 2014 Information regarding the installation of I beams at the bridge construction connecting the old County Farm Road and Joe B. Jackson Pkwy.
Bringing communities together through recreation
David Hunter, Murfreesboro Post, January 30, 2014 MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — Four decades ago, Rutherford County was going through several changes within the area. Many people were transferring in from the big cities, and new schools were either being expanded or added to handle the growth. At the same time, Ben…
A Memorial Day story: Visit to Murfreesboro, 1944
Gloria Shacklett-Christie, Murfreesboro Post Rutherford County provided more than 4,000 men for active service in World War II. One of those men who served was my father, Richard Claude Shacklett. The circumstances surrounding war times had brought two very different people together from opposite ends of the country. On Feb.…
WHITTLE: History lives here and columnist Vinson tells it well
Dan Whittle, Murfreesboro Post, May 2, 2014 I’ve always loved history. Specifically, I love well-written history, such as that shared recently about infamous American outlaws Bonnie and Clyde by fellow Middle Tennessee newspaper columnist Mike Vinson, one of those rare gifted writers who breathes interest and new life into his…
Middle Tennessee State University’s Albert Gore Research Center
Great information regarding the MTSU Gore Research Center:
Oakland’s Historic House Museum unveils new website
The Murfreesboro Post, April 14, 2014 Oakland’s Historic House Museum unveils new website – The Murfreesboro Post Have you noticed our website looks different? Oaklands Historic House Museum recently partnered with Rowland Solutions, a Murfreesboro web development company, to build a new website to showcase all Oaklands has to offer.…
Looking for Cemeteries
Job Shadow: Pastime Barber Shop
Vernon Stevenson finds escape to Murfreesboro
Gloria Shacklett, The Murfreesboro Post, February 23, 2014 It has been said, “adversity doesn’t build character; it reveals it.” Fear can paralyze a man, causing him to flee irrationally and selfishly without considering the consequences. Vernon K. Stevenson, foremost visionary and wealthy entrepreneur of the railroads in antebellum Tennessee, had…
Joe B. Jackson Pkwy. Bridge Construction
Murfreesboro City Television, January 31, 2014 Information regarding the installation of I beams at the bridge construction connecting the old County Farm Road and Joe B. Jackson Pkwy.
Bringing communities together through recreation
David Hunter, Murfreesboro Post, January 30, 2014 MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — Four decades ago, Rutherford County was going through several changes within the area. Many people were transferring in from the big cities, and new schools were either being expanded or added to handle the growth. At the same time, Ben…