THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN NASHVILLE HAS ISSUED A

* TORNADO WARNING FOR…
RUTHERFORD COUNTY IN MIDDLE TENNESSEE…
SOUTH CENTRAL WILSON COUNTY IN MIDDLE TENNESSEE…

* UNTIL 415 PM CST

* AT 334 PM CST…NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DOPPLER RADAR INDICATED A
SEVERE THUNDERSTORM CAPABLE OF PRODUCING A TORNADO. THIS DANGEROUS
STORM WAS LOCATED 15 MILES SOUTH OF NOLENSVILLE…OR 16 MILES
SOUTHWEST OF MURFREESBORO…AND MOVING NORTHEAST AT 50 MPH.

* LOCATIONS IMPACTED INCLUDE…
MURFREESBORO AND WALTERHILL.

ID#A024373 – Bobtail

I am a gray tabby Domestic Shorthair.

The shelter staff think I am about 3 years old.

I have been at the shelter since Jan 08, 2013

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Very positive news and very inspiring.  Can’t wait to do more open houses.  If you know anyone that is interested in selling their home or buying a home please have them call me for results in Rutherford County.  Kim Reynolds 615-556-1511 Direct/615-893-1130.  I appreciate referrals and would be glad to help.

Your Rutherford County Realtor,

Kim Reynolds

http://www.kimreynolds.net

Battle of Murfreesboro (Stones River) begins. Bragg’s army pushes Federals back to the Nashville Turnpike. Skirmish at Overall’s Creek.

“This has been a most eventful day. At daylight this morning very heavy cannonading was heard in the direction of Murfreesboro…. About 1 P.M. it was less frequent and seemed fainter—could it be that our [gallant] fellows were driving the Vandal before them?… Darlin’ [her pet name for her husband John] went into town [McMinnville] and came home about 11 o’clock with glorious news…. [Our troops] had whipped the enemy—loss heavy on both sides…. I could scarcely keep from crying for joy when Darlin’ told me the news…. I could not sleep for thinking of the poor fellows who were lying on the battlefield— some cold in death —others shivering with cold and writhing in pain…. [But] who was there with a warm glance to cheer their last agonizing hours?… The surgeons are busy tonight—the little city of Murfreesboro is full of the wounded. God help them!” [Lucy Virginia French, journal]

CSA captures 600 U.S. troops, 450-500 wagons, hundreds of mules near LaVergne.

Nathan Bedford Forrest arrives at Parker’s Crossroads and sets up camp; Military Governor Andrew Johnson shuts down Nashville newspapers; U.S. Brigadier General Samuel Carter raids East Tennessee, destroying railroad bridges at Zollicoffer and Carter’s Depot; skirmishes at Lizzards and Wilkinson’s Cross-Roads.

December 29-30

Skirmishes at and near Murfreesboro.

Miners’ and Farmers’ Journal, Charlotte, 31 July 1832.

Jerry Alexander, 50, was indicted on one count of theft over $1,000. The TBI investigation revealed that during 2012, Alexander stole more than $1,000 from his employer, Alley Cassetty Brick and Block located at 415 New Salem Road in Murfreesboro. Alexander was employed as the Operations Manager and took money directly from customers for his own use and voided the business  transaction. He also sold the company’s scrap metal and kept the money earned from the scrap for personal use.

He was booked into the Rutherford County Jail where he posted a $10,000 bond and was released.

PRIVACY AND POSSIBILITIES! 2 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME. 20X30 FINISHED METAL BUILDING WITH RESTROOM AND GARAGE DOOR. BACK OF PROPERTY WAS USED AS PAINTBALL COURSE, STRUCTURES REMAIN. POSSIBLE 2ND MOBILE HOME SITE ON PROPERTY.

You never know when the right deal will turn up and you don’t want to miss it!

Visit our website at www.ScottZellerTeam.com to see all of our current listings. Or call me direct at 615-556-1511 Kim Reynolds.

Mike will be performing eye-catching tricks with the custom sign to spread the message to shop, save and donate.

The ReStore is a place where new and gently used materials are sold to the general public at heavily discounted prices. The purpose of the store is to generate enough income to cover 100% of operational costs so that all donations can directly benefit the construction of Habitat homes.

“I hope that while making people smile, I can raise awareness and support for Habitat’s goal of providing life-changing opportunities for people to buy and own quality, affordable homes,” Casterline said. “Plus, it feels good to do my part and give back to the community.”

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We will be having a JTT meeting this Sun., Aug. 14 at 3:00. We will meet under the old pavillion at the new courts. This is informational and a brain storming meeting. Our desire it to grow this program to meet your players needs. Without your input we can not accomplish that. Parents and players are welcome. It will be short. Please make an efforft to attend if you have a player between the ages of 6-18.

Here is a link to their website for more info:  http://www.murfreesborotennis.com/

In-ground pool

Dive Right In-Pool in the Backyard!

I will be hosting an open house this Sunday at this great home with a pool.  Please stop by and see if this is the right home for you.

I know that this is not the best picture but it is one of my favorites.  It’s a picture of my maternal grandfather given to me by my aunt.  I have only seen this and one other picture of him.

The picture sparks so many questions.  My grandfather David Beam Hart died the year I was born so I never knew him.  HIs nickname was Buddy and he and my grandmother Alda were the parents of 12.  My grandmother lived a long life and I have many fond memories of her.

Grandpa (I guess that’s what I would have called him) worked on the railroad.  For the longest time I misunderstood what working on the railroad meant.  I had seen the movie “10000 Black Men Named George” and had imagined him working on the train as a porter which would have been hard enough.   Later I learned that he and a lot of others actually worked on the tracks – a hard and extremely dangerous job.  These men helped make the railroad industry possible.  Many gave their lives.  Also he was a resident of Rutherford County, NC.  Rural North Carolina was not a safe place to be an African-American in the early 1900s.  Knowing this I have since become fascinated by the history of southern railroads and early life in Rutherford County, NC.

Here’s a picture though that no one knows much about.  How old is it?  Are those his horses?  Where is he?  It is even not clear enough to really show how he looks.

A lot of my time has been spent doing genealogy and some questions like who his brothers and sisters were have been answered.  I even found his draft registration card.  On that card I was delighted to find out that I was born on his birthday.  This date varies from what is stated on some other records but I will go with the draft registration date of course.  The search for more information about Buddy Hart continues.

www.lonniedawkins.com

June 3-5

Confederates evacuate Fort Pillow, which is occupied by Union forces.

1863

Skirmish on the Manchester Pike near Murfreesboro.

Moving Checklist

8 weeks before move
•If you are planning a garage sale, set a date.
•Arrange to transfer school records if you have children.
•Discover schools in your new community by visiting www.theschoolreport.com on the World Wide Web.
•Contact insurance companies to notify them of the move.
•Start a “Move File” for all receipts, papers and estimates related to your move.

6 weeks before move
•Select a van line or rental truck company you will use. Give them tentative pick-up and delivery dates.
•If you are moving to a new city, be sure and ask your attorney, doctor and other providers for referrals and any necessary records.
•If you have any pets, schedule a check-up and be sure and get a copy of their records from the veterinarian.
•Set schedules with real estate agents and/or landlords.
•Schedule a home inspection for your new home

4 weeks before move
•Schedule disconnect dates with your local utility company.
•Notify new utility company of connect dates in the new home.
•If you have a lawnmower or any other power equipment, drain them of oil and gasoline. Moving companies will not move them if they are full.
•Cancel newspaper delivery and trash pickup effective on your move date.
•Give your carpet a good cleaning before all of the furniture is moved into the new address

1 week before move
•Clean out refrigerator and defrost freezer.
•Have your car serviced if you will be driving a long distance.
•Confirm connect dates for utilities in your new home.
•Transfer or close your checking account.
•Be sure to get all items from your safe deposit box.

Moving day
•Spend the entire day at home with the movers.
•Carry any valuables or family heirlooms with you.
•Right before the movers leave, take a final tour of your home, making sure nothing has been left in drawers or closets and that all doors and windows are locked.
•Specify a “Do Not Move” area where you place items you do not want the movers to take with them.
At your new address
•Obtain numbers needed in an emergency such as the fire department and police.
•Check with post office to see if there is any mail that is being held for you.
•Register your cars. Also, register to vote in your new area.
•Enroll children in school.

 from allabouthome.com