The Murfreesboro Press, July 12, 1979 Earl Hull was a financial advisor for Edwards Jones for many, many years. The Murfreesboro Press ran from 1978-1982, published and edited by Donald Keith and Jim Leonhirth.
As seen in the Murfreesboro Press, December 31, 1981 The Murfreesboro Press ran from 1978-1982, published and edited by Donald Keith and Jim Leonhirth.
The Murfreesboro Press, December 31, 1981 The Murfreesboro Press ran from 1978-1982, published and edited by Donald Keith and Jim Leonhirth. Lane realty was founded by Katheryn Burt Lane and husband Tom Lane, Sr. in 1948.
The Murfreesboro Press, December 31, 1981 The Murfreesboro Press ran from 1978-1982, published and edited by Donald Keith and Jim Leonhirth. Mortimer and Gerald Cohen of Cohen’s Custom Interiors are first mentioned in the Daily News Journal April 14, 1964. The business lasted more than twenty-five years when Mort and…
Frank Caperton, Rutherford County Historical Society, February 26, 2018 NCTC (www.nctc.com), based in Lafayette, Tennessee, has been providing communication services in the upper plateau of Tennessee for more than 66 years. Recently Barry Hiett of NCTC contact me regarding shooting a short video about the geographic center of Tennessee, aka, the…
City of Murfreesboro (TN), February 23, 2018 Mabel Robertson is the oldest resident in Rutherford County having been born February 20, 1911. Mabel celebrated her birthday on February 20, 2018 with friends and family.
Murfreesboro City Television, February 23, 2018 Mabel Robertson is the oldest resident in Rutherford County. She celebrated her birthday on February 20, 2018 with friends and family.
Scott Broden, The Daily News Journal, February 22, 2018 Murfreesboro officials favored the $1.8 million offer from Murfreesboro Investment Group Thursday to redevelop the historic former First United Methodist Church into restaurant, hotel, condos, offices and shops. “I would lean toward us narrowing the cut to one and start(ing) the…
WGNS Radio, February 22, 2018 The Murfreesboro City Council met Thursday night (2/22/2018), and it appears that the growing historic district is on the way to getting luxury downtown condos, a boutique hotel along with retail and office space. The council is favoring a proposal by Murfreesboro Development…
The Daily News Journal, February 21, 2018 The Murfreesboro City Council will meet Thursday to discuss the future of the First United Methodist Church/Franklin Synergy Bank property in more detail. The meeting will begin at 5 p.m. in council chambers at City Hall, 111 W. Vine St. In October, four developers — City Development Company of…