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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Stuff You Should Know (Podcast) in Nashville, Sept. 6: Josh and Chuck Finally Come to Town
Nashville, Tenn. – “If you want to know, then you’re in luck/just listen up to Josh and Chuck,” sings a barbershop quartet commercial break bumper most likely stuck in your head after a morning shower, if you’re a fan. If you don’t know, though, then you’re still in luck because one of the most scattered…
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IV’s Score & Some Strange: A TN REVIEW
Murfreesboro, Tenn. – Seemingly, with the oversight of a guardian angel, Nashville, TN dark country songwriter/musician, Coleman Williams (IV), -and, as accompanied by a just-as-locally sourced, grunge-metal backing band, The Strange Band- started work in Oct., 2020 with a concept that not only publicly exposed a local Murfreesboro liquor store clerk as a fourth heir…
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Bloomfield Links during the Fall of ’23
Murfreesboro, Tenn. – As summer winds down in Murfreesboro, let’s not forget the small oasis in the middle of town unnoticeable from the Stones River/train track overpass on the Medical Center Blvd. (where Walter Hale Ct. sharply juts off down the hill, when driving), and even less noticeable walking down from the Murfreesboro Greenway’s Fortress…
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Murfreesboro’s Twin Oak Recordings Showcase: Lizette Kehrer, “White Rabbit”
Murfreesboro, TN – Nashville-area producer/musician, Jason Dietz, of Murfreesboro, TN production company, Twin Oak Recordings, has recently put together a showcase track featuring vocalist Lizette Kehrer in a fuzz-heavy, 90’s femme-rock cover of Jefferson Airplane’s “White Rabbit,” pieced together by the Twin Oak production team/assistant producers, guitarist, David Talley; drummer, Taylor Powell; and Dietz, himself,…
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Medical Center Blvd. Blue/Purple Lights
“We learned that these lights had a manufacturing defect related to the phosphorus coating, making them change colors from the bright white color to the purple/blue hue.”
