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• Adventures in Learning to begin

  Rami Shapiro, an ordained rabbi, and Mike Smith, senior pastor of Murfreesboro's First Baptist Church on East Main Street, spent two years exploring the Ten Commandments and the Sermon on the Mount together on a blog.

• Tenn. mosque site fire ruled arson

  A fire last weekend at the construction site of a future mosque in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, has been determined to be arson, a Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives spokesman said Friday.

• Power of Pink: Honoree draws on inner strength to fight breast cancer

  Her grandmother died from breast cancer. Her mother had breast cancer and later died from a brain tumor.

• Authorities: Fire At Tenn. Mosque Site Was Arson

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• United Way offers free resum -building class

  The United Way of Rutherford and Cannon Counties' Project PASS initiative will offer free resume-building assistance every Monday beginning September 13 on the second floor of Linebaugh Library from 1 to 2:30 p.m. Project PASS, which stands for Preparing Adults for Self-Sufficiency, is a grassroots initiative of the United Way of Rutherford and ...

• EDITORIAL: Time for park on west end

  With interest rates unbelievably low, this is an excellent time for Murfreesboro to start moving on construction of a park project in the western part of the city.

• Man wanted a look at fire

  A Rutherford County homeowner whose vehicle was observed at the site of the Islamic Center of Murfreesboro's planned mosque said he just wanted to get a look at a fire there Saturday.

• Murfreesboro mosque contractor just wants to do his job

  MURFREESBORO - Hunkered down in the office avoiding phone calls isn't exactly what Bud Fultz would consider an ideal day at work.

• Haslam, Barrett limit discussion

  Republican gubernatorial candidate Bill Haslam visited Barrett Firearms in Rutherford County Thursday as part of his jobs tour, but only briefly discussed the manufacturer's lawsuit against the state over an access road.

• 3 charged with child rape

  Three individuals charged with child rape and other crimes in Nashville could face charges in Rutherford County after the case is adjudicated there.