Category: Local News
Extensive catalogue found at Bryce Harmon, Author at The Murfreesboro Pulse.
Contributing F&P Authors found in Category, “Local Writing.”
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the Mid. TN Blvd in all of us: Smoothie King’s new Drove-Thru
Middle Tenn. Blvd, 37130 – A Toyota Rav4 L drove into the Middle Tennessee Blvd. Smoothie King‘s front side, around 11:00 am, Friday morning, Sept. 19, making a car sized, drove-thru on the other sides of Smoothie King’s walls that already had a drive-thru and front windows. “No one was injured,” responded last MPD officer…
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Full Throttled Music and Bikes at Big Daddy’s Rock Festival: TN Blues Mob Confirmed on new John Carpenter series.
A manifold of motorcycles [with a mix of local club patches] rolled into Big Daddy’s Handlebars for an inaugural, all-day, live music festival, Big Daddy’s Rock Festival, featuring a lineup of six, area-local bands including Rebels Opera, Rattle Trapp, Hammerhead, Pull, Tennessee Blues Mob, and Rising Up Angry, with Evil Twin performing before Nashville, 70’s…
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Ada Ferrell Tenants, Allies Celebrate Recent Repairs
Tullahoma, Tenn.— Tenants at Ada Ferrell Garden Apartments and their allies in the community came together on Saturday, September 6 to celebrate the recent repairs of previously unreadable signage and rusted-out stairs at the complex (photos & video here). Held at Trinity Lutheran Church, the event was organized by Tennessee Renters United (TRU) and had…
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The Laboratory Mixes Up Murfreesboro’s Art and Music Community.
A diverse lineup of bands, including Section 1, Carburator, Scex tape Massacre, and Wound Flower, jammed the basement of Murfreesboro square cannabis dispensary, The Laboratory, August 22, 2025, for a newly established music and arts venue curated by area artist and muralist/Laboratory manager, Ryan Frizzell, August 22, 2025. While local vendors set up shop in…
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The Murfreesboro-Local, Punk/Metal Scene (Pt. 1): The Folk & Proper Newspaper version, online
Murfreesboro, Tenn. – (This) coverage of the Murfreesboro, TN area’s Punk and Metal scene of the Twenty-Twenties began trying to fix the sub-genric description, “glitch rock,” or “glitch punk,” to area “post-hardcore/glitch-metal/math-punk group,” Circuit Circuit’s debut, Circuit Circuit EP, within the February 2022 issue of area-monthly, [the] Murfreesboro Pulse. Area music reviews of the time…
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Plight of The Posts
Over the Middle Tennessee area, Legion Posts from Inglewood, Nashville’s Post 82, to Pulaski, TN’s Legion Post 60, all have their supports and second stories, and sometimes it’s mutually beneficial where both connect, or concern one another. On July 27th, 2024, Jack White, of Third Man Records’ ambiguous, “No Name,” album release bubble eventually ran…
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Press Release: Ada Ferrell Tenants Win Big Change
Tullahoma Tenants Win Big Changes at Ada Ferrell Rusted stairs, faded signage at low-income property getting fixed after tenants take public action Tullahoma, Tenn.— After weeks of calling public attention to the potentially dangerous conditions of Ada Ferrell Garden Apartments, tenants are seeing some major changes taking place at the complex. Residents came together and…
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RCLS-TN: The Show
Murfreesboro, TN – The Rutherford County Library System was recently caught up in legislative recording decorum/parliamentary procedure during two Spring meetings (3/17/25 Rutherford County Library Board meeting and 4/9/25 Rutherford County School Board meeting) prior to the county being sued by ACLU-TN and Pen America the following week (filed 4/16/25) for First Amendment rights violations.…
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Hi Five Hot Dogs @ CoreLife, Medical Center
Murfreesboro, TN – CoreLife Eatery of Murfreesboro has recently added a Hi Five Hotdogs, indoor hot dog cart to their dining room, offering customers a new adventure to delve into during their menu experience. Co-owner of area-CoreLife branches: Franklin and Murfreesboro, Kelsey Searles, held a soft opening, free to the public, promoting the off-to-the-side, Hi…
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“The Weapon Returns”: Acid Bath Reunites in New Orleans After 28 Years
On April 25th, 2025, in the heart of New Orleans — a city steeped in voodoo, blues, and bayou sludge — something extraordinary happened. After nearly three decades of silence, Louisiana’s most mythologized metal band, Acid Bath, returned to the stage for a long-awaited reunion at The Fillmore. And if the crowd’s deafening reception was any…
