Rutherford Roundup: Former Sheriff Robert Arnold Enters Congressional Race, Firefighters Rescue Resident, and Tennessee Ranks High for Dangerous Driving

The Rutherford Roundup

In Today’s Episode:

Political Comeback: Former Rutherford County Sheriff Robert Arnold announces his candidacy for Congress in Tennessee’s 4th District, pledging a “law and order” platform while addressing his controversial past involving a 2017 federal conviction for wire fraud and extortion.
Heroic Rescue in Murfreesboro: Rutherford County Fire and Rescue crews save a resident from a late-night blaze on Baird’s Corner Drive, containing damage to the home’s garage thanks to quick response and teamwork.
Dangerous Roads Report: A new National Highway Traffic Safety Study ranks Memphis and Knoxville as the nation’s top two most dangerous cities for fatal crashes, while Murfreesboro lands at No. 191. The Tennessee Highway Patrol will hold a sobriety checkpoint in Eagleville on October 24 as part of a statewide safety effort.
Healthcare Disciplinary Actions: The Tennessee Department of Health reports 45 disciplinary actions in August, including nurses and healthcare professionals in Rutherford and surrounding counties cited for drug diversion, falsified documentation, and unreported convictions.
Santa’s Pub Reopening: Nashville’s beloved Santa’s Pub returns October 19 for a grand reopening and celebration honoring its late founder, Denzel Irwin, featuring karaoke, food, and live music from 4 p.m. to 2:45 a.m.