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    Stories from Downtown highlights our diverse and unique small
    business owners who make up Murfreesboro's Historic Downtown

    Stories from Downtown Murfreesboro

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    Lets Talk About The Women Who Inspire Us This list of influential Rutherford County women was developed in 2019-2020 in order to give voice to a diverse, representational select...
    Main Street's Downtown Design Awards for 2024As a continued tradition that started in 2003, the Downtown Design Award was selected by the Design Committee under Main Street Murfrees...
    Main Street's Downtown Doug Young Leadership Award"Doug's passion for helping others and his commitment to making our community a better place to live and work are seen in everything he ...
    40 years downtown...Anne Davis and many other community leaders saw their hard work pay off when Murfreesboro was selected to participate in the Main Street...
    40th anniversary celebration of Main Street MurfreesboroMain Street Murfreesboro is proud to announce its 40th Anniversary Celebration, taking place on Tuesday, March 4, from 4:30 to 6:00 PM a...
    Timeline of Murfreesboro Mural Wall ProjectMural on the Wall at The walnut house
    Saturday Market Newsletter February 2025The market offers fresh vegetables, fruits, home grown, community event, music, balloon art, and family fun.
    How do you become a Main Street Murfreesboro Business Me... Main Street Murfreesboro offers a "Business Membership" for an annual donation to small businesses in the historic downtown business dis...
    Volunteer Spotlight: Joel AguileraJoel Aguilera is a shining example of what every nonprofit looks for in a volunteer.
    More than a photographer: The Life And Legacy of Richard... Information and posters were provided by Bill Shacklett and Gloria Christy
    Princess Theater by Thom Christy
    J. David Hoover MemoriesI grew up primarily at my maternal grandparents home on N. Church St. Born in the mid 50’s the Public Square and downtown was almost lik...