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Every January 1, new laws are enacted. Three significant areas of focus for this year's new laws are protection of youth by controlling access to certain internet sites, healthcare, and the service industry. Many are in reaction to the changes that the digital age has brought to society, like the acceptance of digital identification and insurance cards and personal information privacy concerns.
While there are many events of note that took place in Rutherford County in 2024, here are 15 events that will have, and have had, a profound effect on the area.
Among Murfreesboro's most notable moments of 2024 was the Murfreesboro Rotary Club's remarkable 105th anniversary celebration this past October.
Plans to develop the Historic Bottoms area, where Cannonsburgh is located, have been on the drawing board since the completion of the Historic Bottoms Area Study in 2017. The first phase of that development, the daylighting of Town Creek , will begin in February 2025 and will be completed by early 2026.
A Polar Bear Plunge is jumping into icy cold water, outside, on a chilly winter day, on purpose. These events got started on New Year’s Day in 1904 when a swim club called the L Street Brownies jumped into Dorchester Bay in Boston, Massachusetts. That is why National Polar Bear Plunge Day takes place on January 1, but the events often take place throughout January and February all over the world.
Housed in an enchanting 1840’s farmhouse located on Douglas Bend Road between Hendersonville and Gallatin, Alberto’s serves an assortment of French and Italian foods with a soupçon of Brazilian influence. Dinner offerings include many pasta dishes, intriguing appetizers, and luscious desserts. Saturdays they offer brunch.
Dr. Ray Butrum began his journey into writing children’s books thirty years ago, when he was signed by Multnomah Publishers to do a sixteen-book series of science books written in rhyme. This contract sprung out of an assignment he was given by one of his professors when working on his Master’s Degree -- to write a children’s book.
By: Lee Rennick
Vanderbilt Wilson County Hospital (VWCH) and Wilson County Schools are collaborating to initiate an annual art competition for youth. Each year will have
The past year of 2024 has been a year of change in the local beer brewery community. One Nashville Brewery was going to open a branch in Murfreesboro and chose not to, while another one did open a taproom in Murfreesboro. Two local favorite local breweries chose to close down. One hopped to a new location. And two others continue to be hubs for locals and visitors who want to try experimental small batch brews with a local twist.
The experience known as Buc-ee’s is slowly growing out of the dirt off 1-24 at Joe B. Jackson Parkway and Elam Road.
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