Rutherford Roundup: Cyberattack Closes La Vergne City Offices, Bus Crash Investigated, and Homeless Services Expand

Show Notes – Tuesday, October 21, 2025

The Rutherford Roundup

In Today’s Episode:

La Vergne Cybersecurity Breach: City offices remain closed following a network intrusion that disrupted municipal operations Friday. The FBI, TBI, and cybersecurity experts are investigating as officials work to restore systems.
School Bus Collision: A crash involving two Rutherford County school buses at Fergus Road and North Lowry Street left one aide injured but no students harmed. The Tennessee Highway Patrol is leading the investigation.
Homelessness Support Expands: The Journey Home nonprofit celebrates the completion of a $6.2 million campaign and the grand reopening of its 20,000-square-foot community resource center in Murfreesboro, offering expanded medical and counseling services.
Education Policy Forum: The League of Women Voters of Murfreesboro and Rutherford County will host a public event on civic education, vouchers, and school choice featuring local education leaders and a Q&A session.
Hazardous Waste Collection: Murfreesboro residents can safely dispose of household chemicals and other hazardous materials this Saturday, October 25, at the Solid Waste Department on Florence Road.
Gas Prices Drop: Tennessee’s average gas price falls to $2.68 per gallon — one of the lowest in the country — with experts citing lower crude oil costs and seasonal fuel changes.

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