Gary Estwick
The Leaf-Chronicle
Murfreesboro, TN, United States
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Austin Peay reinstates cheerleading program, removes spirit coordinator
Austin Peay reinstates cheerleading program, removes spirit coordinator → Read More
Pancake Pantry's original location closing for 4 days
The Hillsboro Village location of Pancake Pantry in Nashville will close Feb. 6-9 for remodeling. → Read More
How close is suspected Chinese spy balloon to Nashville?
A suspected Chinese spy balloon on Friday may have passed over Nashville, according to the U.S. government, which continues to track it across the nation. → Read More
How close is suspected Chinese spy balloon to Nashville?
A suspected Chinese spy balloon on Friday may have passed over Nashville, according to the U.S. government, which continues to track it across the nation. → Read More
How close is suspected Chinese spy balloon to Nashville?
A suspected Chinese spy balloon on Friday may have passed over Nashville, according to the U.S. government, which continues to track it across the nation. → Read More
How close is suspected Chinese spy balloon to Nashville?
A suspected Chinese spy balloon on Friday may have passed over Nashville, according to the U.S. government, which continues to track it across the nation. → Read More
Fundraiser at Smyrna Bowling Center to support students in need
The Rutherford County Sheriff’s Office is hosting a bowling fundraiser to support middle school and high school students. Proceeds from Rock-N-Bowl on May 14 (8-11 a.m.) will lead to school clothes for children in need. The event at Smyrna Bowling Center (95 Weakley Lane in Smyrna)is sponsored by school resource officer Sam Trubee said his team members. The cost is $120 for a team of four. “We… → Read More
Scissors, smiles and support: Community rallies again to raise funds for cancer research
Hundreds watched Friday at Riverdale High as community members sacrificed different lengths and types of hair to support children with cancer. → Read More
Estwick: Explaining our fairly new public safety coverage standards
From the editor: Here's the new way the Daily News Journal is covering crime in Rutherford County. → Read More
April 14: Get your shopping carts ready for Murfreesboro's newest grocery store location
Aldi is scheduled on April 14 to open its fourth area store — 3439 South Church Street in Murfreesboro. → Read More
64th Annual Grammy Awards: 9 MTSU alumni up for awards Sunday night
64th Annual Grammy Awards: 9 MTSU alumni up for awards Sunday night → Read More
Local man, 53, missing since last week, found dead
Local man, 53, missing since last week, found dead → Read More
MTSU Mondays: Festival of Veils, food, artwork, Secret Service info
Check out the latest happenings at Middle Tennessee State University. → Read More
John Floyd opens wallet again for MTSU, supporting university with this hefty donation
Thanks to donation, MTSU moves $1.5 million closer to fundraising goal → Read More
'Fun characterizations and a lot of heart': Local students earn accolades at theater festival
Students representing Oakland Middle and Carpe Artista recently earned national recognition at the 2022 Junior Theater Festival. → Read More
Wednesday night in Murfreesboro: North Carolina man charged in death of wife, fleeing to local motel
Brent James Bockes is charged with killing his wife, Deanna Michelle Bockes, and fleeing North Carolina for Murfreesboro with his 3-year-old daughter. → Read More
Emissions testing eliminated in Rutherford County, replaced by increased registration fee
2022: Emission tests in Rutherford County are eliminated, but vehicles that would have required emission tests will pay increased registration fee → Read More
Is this your year to shine in Clarksville's original Christmas lighting contest?
Clarksville's original Christmas lighting contest returns in 2021 after a one-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic. → Read More
Former Congressman Bart Gordon to lead Murfreesboro's 2021 Christmas Parade
Former Congressman Bart Gordon will serve as the grand marshal of the Murfreesboro Christmas Parade on Sunday, Dec. 12. → Read More
BoroDash 2021: How a group of runners and walkers built up an appetite for Thanksgiving turkey
More than 2,000 people ran, walked and otherwise celebrated the 2021 edition of BoroDash in Murfreesboro. → Read More