CITY & COUNTY
Rutherford County Schools was formerly providing free lunch to students using funding from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
School lunch fees return in Rutherford County Schools
The nationwide formula shortage is being caused by a combination of pandemic-related supply chain problems and a recall by Abbott, a formula supplier. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Gov. Bill Lee, Tennessee Department of Health share resources to aid families affected by formula shortage
Mayor Shane McFarland (left) presents Tara Melton (center) and Maclin Eckhardt (right) with honorary STARS award.
Murfreesboro City Council recognizes two county EMS employees with honorary STARS Awards
Murfreesboro Fire Rescue Department Captain David Bricker and Mayor Shane McFarland posing with Bricker's STARS Award. (Courtesy city of Murfreesboro)
City presents two STARS awards for first responders
Legacy Sports CEO Chad Miller during a press conference about the Legacy Sports build project. (Courtesy city of Murfreesboro)
City Council approves Legacy Sports development
The estimated cost of the new vehicles is $1,048,592. (Alana Thomas/ Community Impact Newspaper)
Murfreesboro approves purchase of new police patrol vehicles
State Rep. Glen Casada, R-Franklin, pictured above, has pulled a petition to run for Williamson County Clerk against incumbent county clerk and fellow Republican Jeff Whidby in the 2022 election. (Courtesy state of Tennessee)
State Rep. Glen Casada to run for Williamson County Clerk
A conceptual rendering shows a central staircase in the preliminary master plan for a new Franklin City Hall. The project is tentatively scheduled to be completed in 2026. City administrators presented three building options Jan. 11, recommending the city choose to build a 78,500-square-foot facility with parking for $74.5 million. (Courtesy Studio 8 Design)
City administrators recommend $74.5 million Franklin City Hall price tag
Granny White Park Playground closed Dec. 20 to allow work to begin on the Miles Together playground, an all-inclusive playground. The 22,000-square-foot playground is projected to cost $1.68 million to build. Shown is rendering of the final design of the playground. (Courtesy city of Brentwood)
Granny White Playground closed as work on Brentwood's first inclusive playground starts