Murfreesboro’s Maple Street Biscuit Company on Medical Center Parkway will soon transition to Biscuit Belly; in fact, all 34 remaining Maple Street Biscuit locations will convert throughout the next 18 to 24 months, with conversions starting in the Cincinnati and Richmond, Virginia areas. Biscuit Belly, which currently has 15 locations, is aiming for over 60 […]
Sept. 3 and 17 – Tales to Tails Tales to Tails is a heartwarming library program at Smyrna Public Library (400 Enon Springs Rd. W.) designed to combine the joy of reading with the therapeutic benefits of spending time with dogs. In this paw-some program, participants are invited to come to the library to read […]
Just over an hour from Murfreesboro, The Caverns has turned its unlikely natural concert venue into one of Tennessee’s most distinctive music destinations. Located in Pelham, beneath the Cumberland Plateau, the venue frequently brings world-class live music into its cave, while also offering an outdoor amphitheater, cave tours and camping. The result is a concert […]
There are more eyes in the sky than ever before, and some of them in Murfreesboro are drones that belong to the police department. Drone as First Responder programs are expanding rapidly across the country, a surge driven by a Federal Aviation Administration decision last year to streamline the waiver process that lets police departments […]
A Murfreesboro tradition returns to Hop Springs this September as Uncle Dave Macon Days: A Roots Rendezvous celebrates its 2026 festival with three days of bluegrass, old-time, Americana and gospel music, contests, dancing and family-friendly entertainment. This year the festival will be bringing back its long-running instrument competitions. The next chapter of Uncle Dave Macon […]
Rutherford County continues to move forward with plans for a new jail and Sheriff’s Office campus on the former county fairgrounds property, but the owners oppose eminent domain, say the land is under a $38 million contract, and point to questions about whether the site has enough sewer capacity. The Rutherford County Commission voted 12–9 […]
Hello everyone, I do hope your summer is going well, your garden is thriving and you’re getting ready for football weather. When I think of football season I think of food, fun and fellowship. Speaking of food, fun and fellowship, I thought I would talk to you about a place where I learned to drink […]
For 15 years now, The Grumpy Bookpeddler has been giving Murfreesboro readers a place to browse, buy, sell and discover used books. The small family business has become a downtown destination, with more than 50,000 volumes on its shelves. Alan Wollard, the original “Grumpy Bookpeddler,” opened the store in 2011. After over a decade behind […]
