The Murfreesboro City Council agreed to annex Middle Point Landfill July 17 after all 10 public hearing speakers urged ...

After hearing several concerns in their community, city leaders voted Thursday night to approve the annexation of a landfill.

Murfreesboro City Council voted to annex Middle Point Landfill into its jurisdiction for increased municipal oversight.

After years of public frustration and legal battles, the Murfreesboro City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to annex ...

Murfreesboro City Council unanimously approved annexing the land Middle Point Landfill sits on Thursday evening.

The annexation allows the city some municipal oversight on the landfill for its possible impacts on Murfreesboro citizens’ ...

Murfreesboro officials will hold a public hearing on proposed annexation of Middle Point Landfill during 6 p.m. July 27 meeting at City Hall.

The board made a similar unanimous decision in July to reject expansion of an existing 207-acre landfill off East Jefferson Pike and U.S. Highway 231 North.. Middle Point is in the Walter Hill ...

The landfill expansion plans, however, face opposition from Rutherford County Mayor Joe Carr and Murfreesboro officials upset by the odor near the city’s northern boundary.. Mayor Carr said he's ...

The lawsuit against the operators of Middle Point Landfill alleged they were responsible for toxic chemicals leaking into the East Fork Stones River and the Walter Hill Recreation Area.

Middle Point Landfill accepted this material and other industrial waste, and when combined with trash in the present, Murphy called it the gift that keeps on giving.