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Election season is here, and voters across Murfreesboro and Rutherford County will soon head to the polls to make important decisions. On this episode of The Insider, the City of Murfreesboro's official podcast, host Mike Browning sits down with Rutherford County Election Administrator Alan Farley to discuss everything voters need to know before Election Day on November 3. Learn about the offices on the ballot, the three proposed Constitutional amendments, voter registration information, early voting dates and locations, and what to expect when casting your ballot. Whether you're a first-time voter or a lifelong participant in the democratic process, this episode offers helpful information to ensure you're prepared to vote. For more information on Rutherford County elections, visit: https://ruco.vote To learn more about the three Constitutional amendments on the ballot, visit: https://govotetn.gov

What responsibilities does a school nurse have? Find out on this episode of Between the Bells.   Host Lisa Trail sits down with principal Adam Bryson to talk about what makes Mitchell-Neilson Elementary so special. Adam also shares exciting news about a new partnership that will benefit the students as well as the whole community around Mitchell-Neilson. Lisa then talks to Brandie Garland who is the District Nurse Supervisor for city schools. Brandie talks about all the ways the nurses interact with students, from stubbed toes, bloody noses, and ice packs, the school nurses help our children stay strong and healthy so they can perform at their best each and everyday at school. Learn more about how Murfreesboro City Schools is committed to meeting the needs of the whole child and having them be Known, Safe, Challenged, and Empowered. For more information and about Murfreesboro City Schools, visit: https://www.cityschools.net

Step inside the Murfreesboro Police Department's Real Time Crime Center (RTCC) on this episode of the 10-Code Podcast. Discover how advanced technology and real-time information are transforming modern policing, helping officers respond more quickly, investigate cases more effectively, and enhance public safety throughout the community. Join us for an insightful conversation exploring the innovative tools, technology, and strategies that support crime prevention, improve situational awareness, and help law enforcement make a difference every day. Learn how the RTCC serves as a force multiplier for officers in the field and plays a critical role in keeping Murfreesboro safe. To learn more about the Murfreesboro Police Department's Real Time Crime Center, visit the https://www.murfreesborotn.gov/2574/Real-Time-Crime-Center

Discover everything Patterson Park Community Center has to offer in this latest episode of Talkin’ Parks. Host Michael Linn White visits with Patterson Park Community Center Facility Superintendent Dr. Gernell Jenkins to explore the wide range of programs, activities, and amenities available to the community. From fitness classes and wellness programs to an inclusive playground, live theater performances, and family-friendly activities, Patterson Park truly offers something for everyone. Learn how this popular community center serves residents of all ages and interests while helping people stay active, engaged, and connected. Whether you're looking for recreation, education, entertainment, or a place to gather with friends and family, Patterson Park Community Center has it all. Learn more about Patterson Park Community Center and Murfreesboro Parks & Recreation: https://www.murfreesboroparks.com

Host Lisa Trail sits down with Jennifer Lowe, Family & Community Engagement Coordinator, to discuss the many resources Murfreesboro City Schools provides to help parents take an active role in student success. You'll also hear from M'Lisa Miffleton, principal of Northfield Elementary School, who shares how the school's four-house system fosters belonging, encourages positive relationships, and helps students feel like part of the Northfield family. Learn how Murfreesboro City Schools is building strong partnerships between schools, families, and the community to support student achievement. For more information and about Murfreesboro City Schools, visit: https://www.cityschools.net

Transportation Takes Center Stage on the Insider Podcast! Transportation is the focus of this episode of the Insider Podcast, the City of Murfreesboro's official podcast. Host Mike Browning sits down with Lee Smith, the City's newly named Director of Transportation, and Russ Brashear, the newly appointed Director of Transit, for an in-depth conversation about the future of transportation in Murfreesboro. Learn about the distinct roles of the Transportation and Transit divisions, major road improvement projects underway across the city, traffic signalization efforts, and how transportation planning is helping meet the needs of a growing community. The discussion also covers WeGo, the Murfreesboro Transit System, public transit services, and what's ahead for mobility in Murfreesboro. Whether you're interested in road construction, traffic management, public transportation, or city planning, this episode offers valuable insight into how Murfreesboro is moving forward.

NEW EPISODE ALERT! A brand‑new episode of Between the Bells is here! IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR SCHOOL REGISTRATION   Host Lisa Trail visits with director of city schools, Dr. Trey Duke about "all things back to school". Lisa also talks to Dr. Maryam Hill about her role as Director of Federal Programs for Murfreesboro City Schools.  School Open Enrollment begins on Monday, July 27th. For more information about Murfreesboro City Schools, including information about enrollment, visit https://www.cityschools.net

TDOT Region 3 Communications Officer Erin Zeigler discusses the big North Thompson Lane Improvement Project on the Insider! TDOT in cooperation with the Federal Highway Administration will construct widening improvements to approximately 4.3 miles of North Thompson Lane (State Route 268) from Northwest Broad Street to Memorial Boulevard.  The project will include widening to four travel lanes with a center turn lane, and curb and gutter, sidewalks provided on both sides of North Thompson Lane, and traffic signals will be interconnected into the existing fiber optic network to provide for a future coordinated arterial signal system. An informational meeting on the project will be held on July 27 from 5-7pm at Erma Siegel Elementary, 135 W. Thompson Lane, in the school's cafeteria. For more information on the project, visit https://www.tn.gov/tdot/projects/region-3/sr-268-n-thomps

Cannonsburgh Village Celebrates Its 50th Anniversary in June! Cannonsburgh Village recently celebrated its 50th anniversary, marking five decades of preserving Murfreesboro’s rich history. Established in 1976 to honor the United States Bicentennial, Cannonsburgh is a living history village that highlights life in the 1800s through the 1940s. Visitors can explore a variety of historic attractions, including a working gristmill with a waterwheel, a restored steam engine and caboose, a doctor’s office, general store, blacksmith shop, and a charming chapel available for weddings. Facility Coordinator Mary Beth Nevills discusses the origins of Cannonsburgh, highlights from the recent anniversary celebration, and the reopening of the Haynes Museum. Learn more about Cannonsburgh Village and upcoming events: http://www.murfreesborotn.gov/cannonsburgh

NEW EPISODE ALERT! A brand‑new episode of Between the Bells is here! IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR PARENTS OF PRE-K AND KINDERGARTENERS Host Lisa Trail visits with Cason Lane Pre-K principal, Robin Newell, aka "Mrs. Noodle" to talk all things preschool. Mrs. Newell explains that while knowing their numbers and colors are helpful, there are other things your child needs to know to be prepared to enter Pre-K. Lisa also talks to Assistant Superintendent, Sheri Arnette about ways you can help your child get ready for kindergarten. For more information about City Schools Pre-K and Kindergarten visit https://www.cityschools.net

New Episode Alert!   On this episode of Talkin' Parks, Michael Linn White talks to Assistant Director of Parks & Recreation, Rachel Singer about all wonderful hiking trails that can be found at Barfield Crescent Park. A combination of paved and dirt trails offers something for everyone from walkers and joggers, to hikers seeking more of a challenge. For more information about the trails at Barfield Crescent Park including trail guides, visit www.murfreesboroparks.com.

Get an inside look at the latest developments at Murfreesboro Municipal Airport in this edition of “The Insider.” Airport Director Chad Gehrke and Airport Manager Ryan Hulsey provide updates on several key initiatives shaping the future of the airport. Topics include the ongoing evaluation of a potential Contract Control Tower, the extension of the Murfreesboro Aviation lease agreement, and the latest plans surrounding MTSU Aerospace’s future relocation to Shelbyville Airport. They also highlight the airport’s role in the community, including participation in the annual STEAM Fest each October. Stay informed on how these projects are enhancing operations, supporting growth, and strengthening aviation in Murfreesboro. Learn more about the Murfreesboro Municipal Airport: https://www.murfreesborotn.gov/airport

NEW EPISODE ALERT! A brand‑new episode of Between the Bells is here! Host Lisa Trail visits with Black Fox Elementary Principal Tiffany Strevel to talk about the exciting things happening at the school—and some of the lessons learned this school year. Lisa also sits down with Special Education Director Angela Fairchild to discuss what goes into running a special education program and why the Special Olympics is her favorite school event each year. Watch the full episode here and learn more about the people making a difference in our schools! https://cityschools.net/

Building & Codes Sign Administrator Teresa Stevens and Department Director Kevin Jones are the featured guest on the latest edition of “The Insider.” The Building & Codes Department works to protect the health and safety of Murfreesboro residents through building codes, inspections of new and renovated structures, property maintenance standards, and sign administration. The City is currently in the election season with a 60-day period in which Temporary political signs are allowed in specific locations, but not in others, such as the Right of Way. View map for details https://www.murfreesborotn.gov/2005/Signs For more information about the Building and Codes Department, visit www.murfreesborotn.gov/buildingandcodes

On this episode of the 10 Code Podcast, we spotlight a groundbreaking advancement underway in Murfreesboro—one that has the potential to save lives during cardiac emergencies and transform how the city responds when every second counts.