Show Notes – Monday, November 17, 2025
The Rutherford Roundup
In Today’s Episode:
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Four suspects with ties to Rutherford County arrested in a series of coordinated Mount Juliet police operations.
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Traffic shifts begin near 1834 Old Lascassas Pike as Murfreesboro launches a road-widening project running through Nov. 21.
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Rutherford County Mayor Joe Carr recovers from a serious Veterans Day horse-training accident but plans a limited return to work.
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MTSU falls 42–26 to Western Kentucky, extending the Blue Raiders’ losing streak to seven games.
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Proposed Tennessee bill would strengthen penalties for animal cruelty, including higher felony classifications and juvenile enhancements.
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Debate rises over House Speaker Cameron Sexton’s proposal to allow associate-degree holders to teach in K–6 classrooms.
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Rutherford County Schools launches countywide November donation drive for food, hygiene items, and household essentials.
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Murfreesboro prepares for a candy-themed Christmas Parade on Dec. 14, broadcast live for the first time on Big GTV.
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