Murfreesboro Magazine

The best of Murfreesboro in a glossy magazine.

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Our Home issue is out now! What better way to pass this time at home than getting to know some of the ‘Boro’s home + interior design experts? 🏡 Pick up your copy today to read our cover story on Jennifer Beam of @grace_by_designs plus more!

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Meet Woman in Business Angi Morgan, an affiliate broker at John Jones Real Estate: “When I was considering my career transition, [John Jones] told me ‘selling real estate is really all about helping people.’ After I heard him say that, that’s when I was sold on my new career.”

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Meet one of our 2020 Women in Business Holly Brown Drayton, owner and CEO of Better Body Fitness. 💪🏼 She says she’s just a small-town girl who decided to turn her dreams into a vision and makes it clear that believing in yourself is one of the most important factors of success.

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Jeana Laney, one of this year’s Women in Business, is the owner and artistic director of Dance Classics. 🩰 It’s the excitement of her students that keeps Laney energized. “I love to see the joy in their eyes. ... I love to see their confidence grow,” she says.

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Lisa Cisco, one of our Women in Business, serves up home-cooked, Southern-inspired dishes for customers with her company, Granny Meals. She makes nutritious meals for senior citizens and people recovering from surgery or illness.

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Meet Jennifer Young, one of our Women in Business and co-owner and financial officer of Lascassas Feed Supply. Not only have she and her husband built up the business with a “faithful customer base,” she also loves what she does.

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Virginia Hemby-Grubb, one of this year’s Women in Business, is a professor in business communication at #MTSU. She recognizes the importance of preparing students for success in the business world, or as instructors for those going into business.

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In the midst of uncertain times, we hope to bring a little joy to your day as we introduce this year’s Women in Business who are making their own way in the ‘Boro. ✨

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Meet Sarah Jamison, president and owner of Jamison Steel Rule Die, Inc. and one of our Women in Business. Creating a familial atmosphere at her company is important for Jamison, “by leading with compassion and having patience.”

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EVENT POSTPONED - Due to concerns regarding coronavirus, we will be rescheduling our Women in Business event. We appreciate your understanding and will announce a new date soon.

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Join us on March 17 to honor this year’s #WomeninBusiness! The event is from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. and will include lunch, a conversation with the women, door prizes, and more. Buy tickets at the link in our bio.

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3rd Place - This mom will receive a blowout and style along with a make-up application from Bombshells Hair Studio, a free class pass courtesy of Barre 11 and t-shirt from 615 Collection.

Send nominations to [email protected] by Friday, March 20.

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🌷 Honoring our Mothers 🌷

Does your mom deserve a little pampering this Mother’s Day for all the things that she does for us and our families? Murfreesboro Magazine has partnered with Bombshells Hair Studio, 615Collection and Barre 11 Fitness to give her a special salon day.

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2nd Place - This mom will receive a cut and style along with make-up application from Bombshells Hair Studio, a free class pass courtesy of Barre 11 and t-shirt from 615 Collection.