Rutherford: Phone call scam

 

Scammers using the name of Sgt. Zach Campbell left a message for a resident asking him to call about a “sensitive matter.”

Fortunately, the resident called the Sheriff’s Office first to check the accuracy of the message.

Sgt. Campbell and other deputies do not call residents.

If people call back, the scammer usually scares the person into giving them money for a false scenario such as missing jury duty with threats of going to jail.

Please do not return these calls.

Simply hang up if you answer the phone or don’t return the call.

ReadyontheRadio Random Music Videos 3-3-2026

 

Skip Ewing (Feat. Mae Estes) Stronger Where You're Broken

Patty Smyth ft Don Henley

Conway Twitty Happy Birthday Darlin'

Rupert Holmes-Escape (The Pina Colada Song)

Mackenzie Carpenter-Drunk Cigs

Cannon Rock Radio

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ReadyontheRadio Collection of Memes 2-24

 

Bedford: Leadership Bedford presents A Walk For Junior's House March 21st

 

Rutherford/Murfreesboro: Center For Arts Presents Full Day Spring Break Theatre Camp

 

Awakening the Stage is a full-day spring break theatre camp where young artists awaken a sleeping stage by creating their own original show. Through acting, movement, and storytelling, campers bring characters and scenes to life, culminating in a magical final performance at the end of the week that celebrates imagination, collaboration, and the joy of theatre

March 30th-April 3rd 9am-3pm $300 grades K-12

Showcase will be April 3rd at 3pm

Visit the website to register today! [boroarts.org/youth-classes]

Face Palm Jokes Of The Day 2-24

 

1.  Why didn't the skeleton want to go to school?
     His heart just wasn't in it.

2.  I really trusted my acupuncturist.  But then he stabbed me in the back.

3.  Why did the toilet paper roll down the hill?  It wanted to get to the bottom.

4.  Man gets hit by rental car, said it Hertz.

5.  My friend said she did not understand the science behind cloning.  I told her "That makes two of us."

United Way of South Central Tennessee Announces January Volunteer of the Month

 

Joanne O’Connell, retired from General Mills, as our January Volunteer of the Month, presented by Volunteer Bank!

Joanne worked at General Mills for 26 years and served as an Employee Campaign Manager for 25 years. Now that she is retired, she loves to travel and cook. She has taken several cooking classes and enjoys trying new recipes and cuisines.

Joanne shared, “Right now, I am really enjoying VITA, but in the past I enjoyed the campaigns at work, the Hometown Huddles, and working with the programs for the impact committee. I believe if you live in a community, you should be active to keep the community going. I love to see new services and opportunities opening up for the betterment of all of us.”

Thank you, Joanne, for your continued dedication and for the incredible impact you make in our community!

Warren/McMinnville: Easter egg hunt announced at the Thomas Black House

Join the staff at the Thomas Black House March 29th @ 2pm for a community egg hunt.

301 West Main Street McMinnville

Free Entry to the lawn and egg hunt

Free pictures with the Easter Bunny  

Bring your phone or camera 

Ages 1-12 will hunt in designated areas

Prize's will be given in each category for Golden egg and most eggs.

Prize's Sponsored by Danns Termite and Pest Control and the Dr Thomas Black-House board members.

To Your Health Tuesday: High blood pressure? What to eat and avoid.

 

Rutherford/Murfreesboro:Two public playgrounds closed this week for maintenance

 Murfreesboro Parks and Recreation Department reminds the public two of the public playgrounds, the Miracle Park at Sports Com and Kids Castle at Old Fort Park will be closed this week for repairs.

Rutherford: Weapons detection system finds Riverdale student with gun

 

Charges are pending against a 17-year-old Riverdale High School student who brought a handgun to school Tuesday morning, the school resource officers said.

The handgun was confiscated from the student after he passed through the weapons detection system and the system alerted.

School administrators found the 9mm handgun inside the student’s jacket pocket. Administrators showed SRO Matt King the gun.

King detained the student and read him his rights with SRO Christopher Golden present.

The student was taken to the Rutherford County Juvenile Detention Center where charges are pending.

Rutherford County Schools Director of Schools Dr. Jimmy Sullivan said the situation was resolved without incident and the student did not indicate any threats against anyone at the school.

“We know these situations alarm parents, and that’s one reason we insisted on deploying a weapons detection system at every school this year,” Sullivan said. “We are grateful the system is in place to stop weapons from entering our schools.”

The student will be expelled from school under the zero tolerance policy.