Don't get a speeding ticket in this county!! I reside in Florida, only in Tennessee for work at the…read moretime. The court house does not handle out of state tickets. Won't really tell you anything over the phone, or email you a copy of proof of payment. Resulting in my license getting suspended. I called on a Monday they lady told me I need to call back on next Monday cause the supervisor is out of town and she's the only one that could handle out of state issues. I explain to the lady on the phone that I need this for school so I need this to happen quickly, she then tells me to actually call back on Thursday and gave me the number for the supervisor. So I called bright and early Thursday morning. And meanwhile all I need is a letter stating I paid everything. And they couldn't give me that because I'm a resident of Florida, I'm out of state. The supervisor then said it would take 10 days and she'd give me a call back. Never got a call nothing so I called again the next week and the lady on the phone told me "the longer we are on the phone the longer it's gonna take, only my supervisor can handle this." Rude 1. 2 how does that make since other court houses will fax, email everything. But not this one.

The new Courthouse building is very nice and I especially appreciate the free parking garage across…read morethe street. Parking downtown is notorious for being horrible, so the parking garage made it a lot nicer finding parking close by and getting to court on time.

MY GOAL: To obtain a REAL ID and renew my license that had expired in the last two weeks…read more TIME SPENT: Under 2 hours total --- 30min to upload documents one business day prior, 45min waiting for the office to open, 15min waiting in line during office hours, and ~10minutes to get thru check-in, document review, and re-activating my license with a future REAL-ID. EVENTS: I completed my real ID verification document uploads the proceeding Friday. I belatedly discovered my license had expired, but also that I needed a real ID to comply for the spring 2025 mandate. Late Friday afternoon, I uploaded .pdfs of a W-2 form (SS verifying document), bank statement (redacted and only cover page with address), and credit card statement (redacted and only cover page with address), with accompanying active passport (photo page only). This was deemed sufficient and surprisingly approved Friday late afternoon (in hours!) by email with a confirmation code and 30d expiration. After I printed my documents at home in black/white (both redacted and full versions, the latter was an unnecessary back-up), I arrived at 7:45 AM the following Monday without an appointment. I was number 12 in line. For context number one arrived at 7 AM at this Franklin location. Some of us early birds brought lawn chairs. And behind me, there were over 30 individuals by the time the office opened at 8:30 AM. 15 minutes prior to the office opening, two helpful employees (one elderly woman named Crooks) went down the line and asked each individual about the reasons for their presence there today, as well as to reviewed the appropriate documents. I had pre-printed my redacted abbreviated uploaded documents, which were deemed usable. I had the upload confirmation code, as additional proof. At 830, the office opened, and by 8:45 AM I had reached the front of the line. Of note, I tried obtaining an e-ticket, but it repeatedly failed at the final step 4, with a VDI error. The "check in desk agent", with Parkinsonian hand tremor, reviewed the documents and required the assistance of another, apparently more experienced, but also elderly individual, to navigate screens on the computer to appropriately check my printed documents that I provided. These were deemed accurate (despite me offering the confirmation code of my previously uploaded documents - no idea if they were cross-checking). I was then asked to scan a QR code, which checked me in, and texted me some simple questions (btw I did this during the computer check-in shenanigans). Next I was directed a kiosk, which they called an 'iPad', of which there were three, and digitally confirmed some simple demographic-type questions, took a digital photo, and received a paper receipt of a active drivers license with the printed official copy to arrive in the mail in the subsequent 20 days. No fees for my expired license! I Concluded my kiosk time at 8:54. As I departed, I was overhead called to one of the ~7 cubicles on the left side of the office space, but then, I was shooed away, as my experience was deemed complete at the kiosk. Maybe the cubicle land was for those who had an appointment, an e-ticket, an initial license, or more complex need - I have no idea. In Short, despite some of the daunting reviews and the uncertainty on the DMV website itself, lack of ability to ask any questions at all beforehand, and a limit to readings on Reddit, Quora, and Google, I found this experience to be better than my expectations were set at, and I was quite pleased. Hopefully your journey will be as smooth as mine, even with an expired license in the state of TN.

Gentlemen at the information desk very helpful and told me to stand by the bookcase. After standing…read morewaiting for one of 6 people to help for twenty minutes. Went back to the gentleman and he came up and asked Karen Burns to help me. Well, Karen talked about the Titans and Walmart then told her friend " I will be right back to help the guy with a MVR" She came back after ten minutes and went to her desk. Then off to talk to her supervisor for a couple of minutes. God bless Karen Burns's little heart.

Everyone here is always super nice! I had a bbq grill I needed to dump in bulk items and they help…read moreme unload it. So convenient and great that they're always willing to help and with a smile on their face! Love my community

Great people running the center and I'm pleased they are there!!l…read moreI'm glad they take most everything

Last night I put my trash on the street like everyone else on Monday night. Went out Tuesday…read moremorning and it looked like the driver had done pinball with picking up trash cans! So I called 615-893-3681 told no notes on pickup and all missed would be done on Wednesday!

I've lived in Murfreesboro for 17 years and have never had an issue with trash pickup other than…read morethe couple of times I forgot to put out. My bad! I've also had a couple of other times where I heard them coming, ran outside and waved, then grabbed my can while they waited on me. I'm sure there are some faux pas on their part from time to time but we're all human. Overall, great job over all these years. Thanks!

Great place to live. Especially for a family. People are friendly. I've lived all over the south…read moreand the Midwest. This place is the best. Plus it is growing daily. If you want to get downtown your less then 20 min, to the lake/creek/trails 10 minutes. It a great town.

My stepfather was here visiting & we wanted to take him to places we thought he'd enjoy & be able…read moreto get around well (he's 91). Since Sam Davis home & grounds aren't too far from us (and we'd never been there) we thought this would be a fun thing to do. We got there & were told that the guide was out with a group & it would be approx. a 45 minute wait. We bought our tickets & looked through the museum & gift shop. There was a video that gave all the backstory & it was quite interesting. Our guide was Rodger and he was wonderful!! We toured the home & he had interesting stories & really knows the area well! The stairs in the house are steep (just for those that might have a problem with them). You can tell where the old cabin became part of the bigger house. Loved that there were so many original pieces in the home. Recommend checking this out!

Really pleasant experience. Rodger was an incredible guide and clearly cares a lot about accurate…read morehistoric interpretation. We will definitely be back!

My one and only experience here was on a Monday, which is definitely the time to visit even though…read morea lot of the shops are closed down and the streets are nearly abandoned, it's as if they left the entire town for me to explore at will. I shopped in the drugstore for discounts on antiques then stopped in the cafe for a glass of sweet tea and a comfort meal. RC Colas and Moon Pies seem to be on every shelf at ever stop, there's even a small shop for Santa and his elves filled with buckles and bells covered in dust and things from the past crusted with rust. Unfortunately for me the train from Nashville to Chattanooga never passed through I waited on the porch swing mounted close to the tracks in the shadow of the old C&O Caboose that still sit on the spot where the L&N Railroad Depot once rocked. The wooden floors creak in all of the shops the old man in one goes by the name pops, he's friendly and tame when his wife is around you'd swear by his age he founded this town. No one really knows how the town got it's name but all agree that A.D. Fugitt was the first to lay claim. The locals are proud of this little town, they paint murals on the walls when things slow down. There are many myths and legends on the corner of Webb and Main and some are quite famous and some still remain. Be it spirit or ghoul the stories are told as if the hauntings are true in the old hotel across from the fields filled with confederate souls and old moonshine stills. I spent the majority of my day in this small town amongst those that reside, it seems some will never leave and the young will never stay say the old and the wise...

We have been here before on other trips. It's an extremely small town with a popular restaurant and…read morea number of cute shops. Unfortunately, two of our favorite antique shops were closed that day(Friday before Labor Day) so that was disappointing. Still, we came away with a couple of nice gifts for our daughters and my wife found a nice top. We didn't eat at the popular Bell Buckle Cafe this visit as we had reservations at Puckett's in Franklin later on and didn't want to spoil our appetite. We did manage to get an ice cream at the ice cream shop down the street. Very good ice cream and friendly staff.

Our family went to Bell Buckel to eat at the cafe and window shop. We had a great lunch at the BB…read morecafe and then wondered in and out of shops. The shop keepers were super nice and made the experience extra enjoyable. The town itself is so cute, I would honestly consider living there:)