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- 1DNJ names All-Area boys and girls golf teams for 2026 TSSAA season▼Meet the DNJ's All-Area boys and girls golf teams for the 2026 TSSAA season
The Daily News Journal has announced its All-Area boys and girls golf teams for the 2026 TSSAA season, recognizing standout high school golfers from the Rutherford County area in Tennessee. The selections highlight the top performers from the recently completed prep golf season, with full team rosters published by the outlet.
- 2Bill Nye makes surprise appearance in Rutherford County●Bill Nye "The Science Guy" makes surprise appearance in Rutherford County
Bill Nye, known as "The Science Guy," made an unannounced appearance in Rutherford County, Tennessee, according to local news station WKRN News 2. Details of the visit, including its purpose and location within the county, have not been fully reported. The well-known science educator's appearance has drawn local attention in the Nashville-area county.
- 3Rutherford County Authorities Dispose of Over 300 Pounds of Unused Medication▼306.8 POUNDS OF MEDICATION SAFELY DISPOSED! On Friday, October 23, the Rutherford County Sheriff’s Office partnered with the Prevention Coalition for Success, Murfreesboro Medical Clinic, Volunteer Behavioral Health, and the Tennessee Departme
The Rutherford County Sheriff's Office, working with the Prevention Coalition for Success, Murfreesboro Medical Clinic, Volunteer Behavioral Health, and a Tennessee state department, collected and safely disposed of 306.8 pounds of leftover medication on Friday, October 23. The take-back effort aims to keep unused prescription drugs out of homes where they could be misused, and out of water systems and landfills.
- 4Rutherford County historian Greg Tucker publishes sixth local history book●Rutherford Historian Greg Tucker writes 6th local history book
Greg Tucker, the historian for Rutherford County, Tennessee, has released his sixth book on local history. Tucker, a longtime columnist and preservationist, is known for documenting the county's past through detailed accounts of its people, places and events. The new release adds to a body of work widely used by residents and researchers interested in the area's heritage.