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Exploring In July
In a world that celebrates productivity, schedules and constant movement, we sometimes forget that some of life’s most meaningful moments happen when we slow down long enough to discover something unexpected. Lately, we've been reminded how important it is to create space for adventure, curiosity and connection. Sometimes exploration looks like a bucket-list trip. Other times, it’s as simple as trying something new together, teaching your dogs new tricks, finding a hidden café in town, riding bikes through the neighborhood, investigating an interesting book or laughing over games played as a family.
This month’s themed edition celebrates the joy of discovery in all forms. Here’s to making memories, embracing the unexpected and finding wonder in the unexplored. So leave the harbor, the safe and the known, Go reap the wonders that you have sown.
For every horizon a journey begins, With all of the glory that seeking wins.
~American author and motivational speaker William Arthur Ward Happy Exploring!
July 2026
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Jon Gregory | jon.gregory@citylifestyle.com
PUBLICATION DIRECTOR
Stacie Gregory | stacie.gregory@citylifestyle.com
EDITOR
Julie Brown Patton | julie.patton@citylifestyle.com
STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER
Angela Lynn Dugger
CONTRIBUTING WRITERS
Lynn Caldwell/Parks & Recreation marketing coordinator, Julie Brown Patton, Kali Kasprzyk
CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS
James Coletta, Iris Leonardo, Janie Jones, Casey Templeton
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CEO Steven Schowengerdt
President Matthew Perry
COO David Stetler
CRO Jamie Pentz
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Lee Company Provides 24/7 Heating, Air Conditioning, Plumbing, Electrical, Maintenance Plus More
Traverse Barfield Crescent Park
Free Nature Classes/Displays, Playgrounds, Wilderness Station, Ball Fields Await What Does It Take To Be
Hensley Civil LLC Delivers Top-Quality Grading, Site Work, Utility Installation Heartfelt
Mark Mackay Pauses From Touring To Share Thoughts
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1: World premiere screening for Lifetime’s movie “When I Said I Do” held in Middle Tennessee. 2: Following movie screening, attendees gathered for an intimate panel discussion moderated by Melissa Joan Hart. 3: “When I Said I Do” movie was inspired by Clint Black/Lisa Hartman Black’s hit song. Photography Courtesy of Lifetime/James Coletta
Annual Murfreesboro
This annual festival is scheduled for July 25 from 4-9 p.m. in downtown Murfreesboro on the Historic Square, with free general admission. Enjoy shopping and games, too. Hot chicken artisans compete for prestigious awards, such as People's Choice, Best In The BORO, Hottest of Hot and Most Creative. For $30, become a judge with a People's Choice ticket that includes sample wing from each artisan, milk to cool the heat and ballot to cast vote.
through access to books, Discovery School third grade students and Murfreesboro Transit staffers installed “Little Free Libraries” at the city’s bus Transit Center and two bus shelters. Murfreesboro City Schools, Discovery School and Murfreesboro Transit celebrated the opening of a Little Free Library and the “big idea” that came from small hands with a special ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Murfreesboro Transit Center’s bus operating area.
DAR Donates “The American Revolution” Book/DVDs To Rutherford County Library
The Colonel Hardy Murfree Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution presented a copy of the companion book/DVD set for Ken Burns’ acclaimed PBS series, The American Revolution, to the Rutherford County Library System. Using a Tennessee America250 grant, Society members purchased 95 sets, one for each county in Tennessee, to place in public libraries across the state. This donation supports the America250 commemoration by making high-quality educational resources about America’s founding era accessible.
Photography by City of Murfreesboro
Photography by City of Murfreesboro
KEEP HOMES/FACILITIES RUNNING SMOOTHLY
Lee Company Provides 24/7 Heating, Air Conditioning, Plumbing, Electrical, Maintenance Plus More
From roots in refrigeration services for facilities during the 1940s to evolving into a major commercial and residential service provider for heating, air conditioning (HVAC), plumbing, electrical and general facility maintenance across Tennessee, Kentucky, Alabama and Georgia, Lee Company technicians and specialists are dedicated to delivering efficient home services and facility solutions.
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"As a one-stop shop, we’re here to make life better for our customers, our communities and our team," says Jon Shyloski, Lee Company home services manager for Murfreesboro. "And we also handle cleaning dryer vents, replacing garage doors, repairing drywall and other home improvements."
Since 1944, Lee Company has been family-owned and built on values that earned the company a respected reputation in home
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PATTON | PHOTOGRAPHY BY CASEY TEMPLETON
Reduce Risks With Lee Company+ Membership Maintenance Plan
There’s really no such thing as a “good time” for one’s HVAC or plumbing to fail. That’s why Lee Company’s technicians encourage customers to join a preventive-oriented maintenance program. “Mechanical equipment needs to be serviced regularly, or it’ll break down when weather is the most severe because that’s when it’s under the most stress,” says Jon Shyloski, a 10-year employee with Lee Company and home services manager for Murfreesboro.
Lee Company’s 20,000-plus plan members have their heating, air conditioning, electrical and plumbing systems multipoint inspected annually and seasonally tuned-up so repairs or replacements can be handled before emergencies.
Other Lee Company+ member benefits include 20% off repairs; priority service; exclusive discounts and promotions; plus no emergency rates for appointments during 8 p.m. to 8 a.m. Lee Company
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LeeCompany.com/location/ Murfreesboro-TN
Lee Company is located at 675 Middle Tennessee Blvd., Ste. A.
repairs, facility maintenance and construction, including an A+ Accredited Business rating from the Better Business Bureau. In fact, the company is owned by the family of Bill Lee, a seventh-generation Tennessean and the 50th Governor of Tennessee.
As a Murfreesboro resident, Jon says he enjoys seeing customers at local grocery stores who notice his Lee Company hat or shirt and want to provide positive feedback about the last time they received the company's solutions. "We really like taking care of our customers and doing what's right as ethical technicians. Culturally, we do things 'The Lee Way,' which includes providing MVP levels of respect and service. It's really nice to see when that effort is appreciated. It's a great feeling," he adds.
Jon says a customer favorite practice of theirs is that they videotape or take pictures of issues they find when inspecting important elements such as smoke detectors, lines, crawl spaces, toilets, tubs, kitchen sinks, electrical outlets, breakers and water heaters, so those issues can be readdressed and discussed with other house partners or business colleagues. "Customers get to see exactly what we see."
Additionally, each homeowner can establish their own portal to Lee Company, which enables them to self-schedule online and to request their preferred technician for consistency. Jon says it's heartwarming to develop trust-based service relationships during which they get to know customers' animals and see kids grow up, essentially becoming extended, friendly members of families.
"We've incorporated helpful AI into our software to explain why certain conditions found can develop into problems," he states.
This year, Jon says they've spent time explaining new regulations and options to customers due to the content change of refrigerants in new HVAC equipment, which are better for the environment but does come at higher prices. The new equipment also contains more sensors and better functionality. As another service, he says Lee Company customers can secure 0% financing for up to 60 months.
Traverse Barfield Crescent Park
FREE NATURE CLASSES/ DISPLAYS, PLAYGROUNDS, WILDERNESS STATION, BALL FIELDS AWAIT
ARTICLE BY LYNN CALDWELL
PHOTOGRAPHY BY MURFREESBORO PARKS AND RECREATION
Nestled away from the busyness of town is one of Murfreesboro’s hidden gems: Barfield Crescent Park, which offers visitors a “state park feel” in the middle of the city.
At first glance from Veterans Parkway, it looks like a great city park with ballfields, playgrounds, walking trails and pavilions. But on a closer look, Barfield Crescent Park is more than that within its 500-plus acres. The front 100 acres encompasses the traditional feel of a city park, but it’s in the back 400 acres that a certain magic happens.
The magic, according to Amanda Rodriguez, facility coordinator of the Wilderness Station, is in the remaining 400 acres that includes the Wilderness Station and about 5 miles of winding, scenic trails. The paved 1.5-mile path is
Amanda Rodriguez,Wilderness Station facilitycoordinator
“ONCE YOU VISIT BARFIELD CRESCENT PARK, YOU’LL QUICKLY BECOME A ‘REGULAR’ — LEARNING A
LOT ABOUT TENNESSEE ALONG THE WAY,” SHARES
AMANDA RODRIGUEZ.
perfect for leisurely walks, strollers and pets. The other 3.5 miles are unpaved and filled with dirt trails, hills and some breathtaking views.
“It’s a privilege working at Barfield Crescent Park each day; it’s the best kept secret in Murfreesboro! The access to the river and amazing trails that wind through the forest and grasslands truly allow us to bring the park to life for the various environmental education programs we host for the public,” says Amanda.
The educational aspect is unmatched with award-winning programing offered at the Wilderness Station and through Outdoor Murfreesboro for all ages, abilities and levels of interest.
Animal Ambassadors, such as turtles, snakes and birds of prey, always are a hit, as is the annual Hummingbird Festival. The festival offers fun and unique shopping vendors while showcasing the education of hummingbirds and bird-banding, which visitors get to witness in real-time.
Parks team members also work hard to provide new and unique opportunities that allow the community to experience outdoor life. This includes an on-site campground where staff lead hikes for cookouts, storytelling and s’mores, night hikes and even offers an overnight camping event to help those just beginning. Throw in all the garden tours, natural resources exhibits, kayak trips and cave exploring, and there’s always something special happening.
For those who know and have experienced Barfield Crescent Park firsthand, they indicate it's one of their favorite places to enjoy in Murfreesboro. It’s relaxing, beautiful and truly has something for everyone. The landscape is constantly changing through the seasons, and it’s never quite the same park twice.
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WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO BE Construction Ready?
Hensley Civil teams turn infrastructure construction plans into progress, one utility installation project at a time.
HENSLEY CIVIL LLC DELIVERS TOP-QUALITY GRADING, SITE WORK, UTILITY INSTALLATION
ARTICLE BY JULIE BROWN PATTON
Underneath any building, whether residential or commercial, lies an essential execution of structural, geotechnical and environmental engineering. If these out-of-sight, critical elements of construction aren't handled properly, unexpected and costly problems can surface. To avoid issues, providing expert commercial site preparation services is the daily objective of professionals at Murfreesboro-based Hensley Civil LLC.
Eric Hensley, co-owner/partner, says the company was established in 2022 to answer the need for providing high-quality grading, site work and utility services for their overall real estate building projects. "We quickly expanded to handle large-scale earthwork projects for both commercial and residential sites," he adds.
Graham Mosley, president/partner at Hensley Civil, provides leadership and strategic direction for all company operations, ensuring projects are delivered safely, efficiently and to the highest standards. "Our team, with decades of experience, leverages expertise to deliver exceptional results. We're committed to transparency, high standards and continuous growth, making us the go-to choice for reliable, efficient civil engineering solutions in Middle Tennessee," he says.
Ben Hathaway, vice president/director of pre-construction for the company, oversees estimating, scheduling and budgeting, while working closely with clients and project teams to develop cost-effective should be one word. Remove extra space. solutions and ensure a smooth transition into construction.
Some of the preparation work includes analyzing soil, rocks and foundation materials to ensure structures are built on stable bases; as well as investigating water and ecosystem resources to manage water flow, design flood defenses, treat wastewater and develop sustainable systems to protect natural resources. Day-to-day work blends office-based design and drafting with on-site inspections and management. Using modeling and Computer-Aided Design (CAD) software, they map out layouts and
structural systems. Graham says they also conduct feasibility studies, analyze environmental impacts and secure necessary government approvals. Additionally, they perform soil and material tests to guarantee strength and durability.
This demolition and excavation company has employees who dedicate themselves to "getting things done, as well as done right," assures Graham.
Examples of some of the finished work by Hensley Civil include various residential neighborhood developments; The Franklin townhouses by M/I Homes; Murfreesboro Airport; Starbucks; and Gresham Lane.
With construction booming across Tennessee, driven by rapid population growth, corporate expansions, such as Oracle, Amazon and FedEx, and significant state economic investments, the state ranks among the top in the United States for commercial construction spending and new home construction.
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HEARTFELT SONGS FROM THE ROAD
MARK MACKAY PAUSES FROM TOURING TO SHARE THOUGHTS ABOUT SONGWRITING
ARTICLE BY JULIE BROWN PATTON PHOTOGRAPHY BY IRIS LEONARDO
Music has the power to express what words alone cannot, says the creator of the emotion-packed, new single "I Am Love."
When mod-country/guitar-driven rocker, singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Mark Mackay takes to the road, he carries with him soulful bits from his present Murfreesboro and Nolensville home turf. However, as a touring artist, he says what he witnesses among the rhythms of the road is also essential to his songwriting, introspective vibe and personal energy.
"Performing live with people who know your lyrics and wear your merchandise is everything you ever aim for. Concerts are like one of those memorable, exciting times, like when a kid builds a circuit board and finally gets to the moment to flip the switch to light up the board. Music connects us," explains Mark.
"We compose and sing and play to hopefully make people happy, or to relate to and change something in their lives in positive, supportive ways. I'm always zipping around the country, interacting with people, and reminiscing about their stories and how music brings us all together.”
He says the band is extremely grateful for people who come to see them, so they "give it everything they got" at each concert.
Fans have another aspect to which to look forward, as Mark says he and the band are planning to release a new, full-length album this fall. Recording band members include Tim McGraw guitarist Adam Shoenfeld, Gary Allan keyboardist Jeff Armstrong, as well as Peter Frampton drummer Shawn Fichter.
Notably, Mark has shared the stage with legendary artists, such as Blake Shelton, Tim McGraw, Luke Bryan, Keith Urban, Chris Stapleton, Gary Allan, Eli Young Band, Old Dominion, REO Speedwagon, Richie Sambora, Ted Nugent, Night Ranger and The Steve Miller Band. He collaborates with renowned figures, including Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame honoree Jeffrey Steele, Ted Russell Kamp from the Shooter Jennings band and multiple ACM Guitarist of the Year nominee Adam Shoenfeld, whose behind-the-board production expertise, plus his stellar guitar work, are notable contributions to Mark's newest recordings.
And, yes, Mark has commanded center stage at The Ryman Auditorium in Nashville.
MARK'S PRELUDE
Classical piano lessons started when Mark was 8 or 9 years old. "I got my first guitar when I was 11 and found a passion for classic country music, too, often played by my father," he recalls.
Additionally, he grew up hearing other American rock bands, such as Kansas and The Eagles, while also jamming to Bruce Springsteen and John Mellencamp.
"During high school, my sister and I played in a local band at coffee shops on weekends, and I thought I wanted to be a rock star. Then I went to college at the University of Nevada-Reno, majoring in broadcast journalism and minoring in marketing. At 19, 20 years old, I landed a long-lasting marketing job with a ski and snowboarding company, mainly covering California. One day I realized that if I didn't pursue music, I would regret it," Marks says.
"So I moved to LA and immersed myself into the business, studying blues and rock guitar at Musicians Institute in Hollywood. I recorded demos in a garage studio. It was 400 times harder than you hear about, but now I feel like I'm coming full circle while still evolving. That original spirit never left me."
SONGWRITING
The creative process is both exciting and nerve-wracking, Mark admits.
"I love to travel, and I get inspiration from meeting people who operate differently than me and who have different lifestyles. Fans will often come up to revisit the last time we met. I even enjoy hearing about people's favorite restaurants. I keep a running list of aimless thoughts that could become song titles or lyrics; some are ones that wake me up at 3:30 a.m.," he says.
Some fans call Mark's song lyrics nostalgic storytelling; others describe them as authentic vulnerability. Yet others think of him as delivering intense rock-and-roll or soothing acoustic strumming.
Mark calls "I Am Love" an anthem of unity, saying its lyrics are a "reminder of something we should sing about every day in this country."
"This new single represents not just music, but an entire experience of personal growth and transformation. Although songwriting ends up being about love so often, it's also about the push-pull. Shared songwriting reflects camaraderie and everyone wanting to get each line right," he states.
"Sometimes, I speak songwriting ideas into existence. We might say, 'it feels like this' or 'this isn't it, but it's like this.' The goal, especially in country music, is to make sure every line isn't a throw-away."
Mark says he's learned over time that not every song is going to resonate with every fan in the same way. "So when writing songs, I'm guided overall by doing what's right for each song."
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CATCH GENERAL JACKSON SHOWBOAT’S ENTERTAINMENT
ARTICLE BY JULIE BROWN PATTON
PHOTOGRAPHY BY GAYLORD OPRYLAND RESORT & CONVENTION CENTER
ENJOY THIS LEGENDARY, 77-FOOT TALL PADDLEWHEEL VESSEL THAT LAUNCHED ON APRIL 20, 1985, NAMED AFTER FIRST STEAMBOAT ON CUMBERLAND RIVER
The General Jackson, Middle Tennessee's iconic paddlewheel showboat and beloved Gaylord Opryland attraction for 41-plus years, offers midday and evening cruises along with a variety of themed and holiday excursions. The summer season includes Nashville Live lunch cruises and Summer Nights dinner cruises through October, featuring gourmet meals crafted by Gaylord Opryland Resort’s award-winning culinary team, paired with dazzling live entertainment, talented vocalists, dynamic choreography and state-of-the-art lighting and sound.
With four decks offering both indoor and outdoor experiences, this showboat also is a sought-after venue for corporate meetings, private parties, reunions, weddings and proms.
Standing 77 feet tall and accommodating up to 1,000 guests with a crew of 174, the General Jackson Showboat is recognized as the largest showboat of its kind.
MOVIES UNDER MOVIES UNDER THE STARS THE STARS
MONDAYS, THURSDAYS, MONDAYS, THURSDAYS, FRIDAYS & SATURDAYS FRIDAYS & SATURDAYS
THRU JULY 25 THRU JULY 25
MOVIES BEGIN AT DARK MOVIES BEGIN AT DARK
ARTICLE BY KALI KASPRZYK
PHOTOGRAPHY BY JANIE JONES
MAKEUP BY MIKAYLA CRANE
The 10% Target Mindset
Jen Cohen ON THE PRACTICE OF ASKING FOR WHAT YOU WANT
Winnipeg in the winter, and a 17-year-old waits 45 minutes in the cold for Keanu Reeves. Her fingers are numb. She is not there for an autograph. She is there to ask him to appear in her audition tape for MuchMusic, Canada’s MTV. When he finally agrees, she writes her number on a gum wrapper with a borrowed lip liner.
He calls days later.
That 17-year-old was Jen Cohen — fitness expert, host of the Habits & Hustle podcast, and best-selling author. She has built a career on the premise her frostbitten afternoon proved. She calls the practice the 10% Target: 10 attempts at whatever you want most in life.
The premise is simple. Most people never make one attempt. Almost nobody makes two. The math works in favor of the person who keeps going.
The top-rated Habits & Hustle podcast has logged hundreds of conversations with high performers and the people who study what the body does to the mind. Her TEDx talk, The Secret to Getting Anything You Want in Life, has traveled widely inside Fortune 500 sales-training rooms. On the Share the Lifestyle podcast, Cohen sits down to share the working rules that are the foundation of her latest book, Bigger, Better, Bolder.
“You have to be the CEO of your own life.”
FEATURING JEN COHEN
Discover the full 10% Target Mindset framework.
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MAKE TEN ATTEMPTS
The door opens, or another door does. The unmade attempt and the refused one leave you in the same place — except one of them teaches you something.
STACK THE DECK
Cohen frames her habits as a wager: How do I stack the deck so I win more than I lose? The workout happens first, and the food decisions follow. The email follow-up gets sent, and the answer arrives. The choices compound in a single direction.
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DISCIPLINE IS A PRACTICED SKILL, NOT AN INHERITANCE
No one is born with it. The people who look disciplined are running a routine they have rehearsed long enough that it no longer feels like effort. The reps are the skill. Miss them, and the skill fades, the same as any other.
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SELF-TALK ONLY WORKS WHEN THE BODY BACKS IT UP
Confidence does not arrive by repeating the word. It arrives after the body has done the thing — the workout finished, the cold walk endured, the email sent. The mind takes its cues from what the body proves it can do. Talk follows action, not the other way around.
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NEVER MISS A MONDAY
The first decision sets the slope of the rest. Skip the Monday workout, and the rest of the week tends to follow. Hold the line on Monday, and the slope tilts the other way.
A SELECTION OF UPCOMING LOCAL EVENTS JULY
events
JULY 1ST
Launch Of Exhibit: 250 Years of Commemorating American Independence
Cannonsburgh Village | 9:00 AM
Running until Aug. 31, the exhibit of prints and artifacts traces how Americans celebrated independence across generations, set against Cannonsburgh’s immersive recreation of 19th- and early 20th-century Tennessee life. The exhibit culminates with introducing the Fall 2026 Buchanan Lecture Series in the Jaycees Building. This exhibit is part of MTSU Semiquincentennial event series. Exhibit availability may vary during operating hours.
JULY 1ST-31ST
Summerlong Coloring Contest
Wilderness Station | 9:00 AM
Pick up a coloring sheet and complete artwork on the station's front porch or take it home to work on. Write name, age and phone number on back of entry before submitting it at the front desk. All submissions due by July 31. Winners will be announced and prizes awarded at End-of-Summer Bash on Aug. 9.
JULY 1ST-31ST
3rd Annual Summer Photography Competition
Wilderness Station | 9:00 AM
This contest has two separate categories: Patterns in Nature (texture, shapes, leaves, tree bark, water ripples) and Colors of the Wild (bright flowers, golden sunset, deep forest greens). Photograph entries may be taken with traditional camera or cellphone anywhere within Barfield Crescent Park. Winners announced and prizes will be awarded at End-of-Summer Bash Aug. 9. Submit photos to OutdoorMurfreesboro@gmail.com.
JULY 3RD
Unveiling USA 250 Mural Mosaic
Historic Shacklett's Photography Building | 6:00 PM
Join the unveiling of the USA 250 mural mosaic during the Friday Night Live concert, featuring Entice from 6:30-9:30 p.m. The mural reveal will occur at 6 p.m. at 105 South Church St., adjacent to the Rutherford County Historic Courthouse, with the museum open for tours. Bring chairs and kick off Fourth of July weekend downtown and celebrate USA 250.
JULY 3RD
The Boro Art Crawl
Historic Murfreesboro Square | 5:00 PM
Take a walk around until 8 p.m. to discover and support local artists working across a variety of mediums while exploring downtown businesses, artwork, handmade goods and creative experiences throughout the evening. This is a family-friendly, free occurrence to attend and enjoy.
JULY 4TH
Celebration Under The Stars
Fountains At Gateway | 4:30 PM
The City of Murfreesboro's "Celebration Under the Stars" will take place at 1500 Medical Center Parkway. The free event features live music, food trucks and brilliant fireworks display to light up the night sky. Festivities begin with a DJ, food trucks and activities on the splash pad. Live entertainment takes the stage at 7:30 p.m.; fireworks show at 9 p.m.
BUILDING CIVIL INFRASTRUCTURE IN MIDDLE TENNESSEE
