2021 Murfreesboro Laureates announced Jan 13, 2021 at 10:24 am by WGNS
Murfreesboro, TN, January 11 The City of Murfreesboro Cultural Arts announced the 2021 recipients of the Murfreesboro laureate honor today. Dancer laureate Meg Brooker and Actor laureate Cameron L. Mitchell join Poet laureate Amie Whittemore after being selected from a talented pool of artists to represent the City of Murfreesboro.
The Murfreesboro Cultural Arts Laureate Program is a notable honor for local artists, providing recipients with further opportunities to educate, advocate, and represent the community through their own creative initiatives. Laureates serve for one year. Whittemore was selected as Poet laureate last year and was invited to serve through 2021.
An AT&T outage caused by a Christmas Day explosion in Nashville continued on Sunday to affect 911 operations and residential services, though the company said coverage is improving.
Although services remained active on battery power for a few hours Friday after the blast, the company confirmed Sunday that the building on Second Avenue North was severely damaged and the sSearch Assets econdary system didn t last long.
The explosion, followed by water and fire damage, impacted backup power generators that eventually failed, according to a statement released Sunday afternoon by AT&T. The explosion that devastated downtown Nashville in the early hours of Christmas morning did more than knock out communications for many of you. It shook your peace of mind and scarred the community that you call home. AT&T is a part of that community. We live here. We do business here. And we’re in this with you, said Jeff McElfresh, CEO of AT&T Communications, in the statement.
AT&T outage Sunday updates: Progress continues in restoring service after Nashville bombing Staff reports, Nashville Tennessean
An AT&T outage caused by a Christmas Day explosion in Nashville continued on Sunday to affect 911 operations and residential services, though the company said coverage is improving.
Although services remained active on battery power for a few hours Friday after the blast, the company confirmed Sunday that the building on Second Avenue North was severely damaged and the sSearch Assets econdary system didn t last long.
The explosion, followed by water and fire damage, impacted backup power generators that eventually failed, according to a statement released Sunday afternoon by AT&T.