Tracy H. Sugg is an artist, but don’t define her as only that. Sure she has a master’s degree in sculpture, an eight-year apprenticeship with a master sculptor, an exhibit in New York City and commissioned pieces all around our great country, but don’t label her as only a sculptor.
She is a mother, a wife, [...]

Ladies and gentleman, boys and girls, sexy MTSU women of the ‘Boro, I have missed all of you and sincerely apologize to all my loyal readers for the time I have taken off. Like the great inspiring Mr. King, I have also had a dream of greatness. Just as the king’s message was a touching [...]

Nashville’s own “DJ Coach” has finally brought the renowned Saturday-night dance party to the ‘Boro. For the last 11 months, kids have been pouring into venues around Nashville to hear the sounds of local DJs and dance the night away. The most notable of these events are the Saturday night theme parties held every week at [...]

Here are some examples of clever love stories depicted in films, as represented from the romantic era of the 1940s. The entertainment value is unsurpassed through the realization of script to screen. This is truly one of America’s finest eras for quality films. These movies will surely make meaningful contributions to your Valentine’s celebration.
His Girl [...]

Ken Rowe is an award-winning figurative sculptor originally from Fairfield, Iowa. His recent work, entitled “Ramblings,” features small-scale ceramic sculptures with a narrative bend and a whimsical nature. His sculptures rely on a strong sense of humor and are often viewed as sardonic and quirky.
Ken’s background includes work with Will Vinton Studios and Toxic Mom [...]

Motorcycle racers from all over the Southeast gathered at the Miller Coliseum on Saturday, Jan. 16, for Round Three of the 2009-10 Arenacross Tour.
One of those of riders was MTSU student Ben Linderman, who is trying to make a mark in the motorcycle industry both on and off the track.
Linderman raced in the top professional [...]

The Features returned to its Murfreesboro music scene roots at 527 Main St. on Jan. 14. The band played for a new generation of fans, in addition to those who have followed the group since its formation, but this time around it played as an established band with a well-honed sound.
The Features has been making music [...]

A company providing “software tools and actuarial services for risk management and insurance professionals” may not seem like a garden of creativity. But the chief communications officer for Brentwood based Specific Software Solutions and SIGMA Actuarial Consulting Group has recently released a collection of very personal poetry entitled “Heaven Was the Moon.”
Though not a 100 [...]