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RUTHERFORD Cable is a local organization formed in 2009 to help women widen their professional and personal circles and connect with greater business opportunities. And, Rutherford County women have responded; we have over 250 members, and we’re still growing strong!
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RUTHERFORD Cable seeks to encourage, enlighten and empower our members and all women in our community through programs and events that offer expert advice, networking opportunities, connection and collaboration.
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27 Feb 2025 4:30 PMFive on Black - patio 215 N Church St, Murfreesboro, TN
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11 Mar 2025 7:15 AMThe Fountains at Gateway - 1500 Medical Center Pkwy, Murfreesboro, TN 37129
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18 Mar 2025 5:30 PMRemington Room, 8014 Safari Dr, Smyrna, TN 37167
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20 Mar 2025 11:30 AMFirst Horizon Bank, 305 West Northfield Boulevard, Murfreesboro, TN
 February Monthly Spotlight Member Tamara Gwyn, Middle Tennessee Electric Tamara Gwyn has dedicated |
13 years to Middle Tennessee Electric, where she currently serves as a Member Service Supervisor. With a passion for mentoring and motivating her colleagues, she thrives in fostering a supportive and productive work environment. Outside of her role at MTE, Tamara actively contributes to her community as a board member with Read to Succeed and the City Schools Foundation, helping to promote education and literacy. In her free time, she enjoys traveling, reading, watching movies, and cherishing moments with family and friends. Tamara’s commitment to both her professional and personal life reflects her deep dedication to growth, learning, and community involvement.
February Monthly Non Profit Spotlight Special Kids Our story began with one family, Carrie Goodwin was working as a nurse in an outpatient facility and saw children with special needs turned away when their families could not pay. They were told, "You get what you pay for, and that's the real world." Not long after Carrie's father, Dick Kleinau, came to his wife with a vision, "Angie, I want to do something for the LORD." Carrie's passion and Dick's vision came together when Carrie came home from work crying and Dick’s simply replied, “Honey, let’s do something about it.” The pieces of the puzzle began to come together for the Kleinau family. Carrie had seen the need, Dick had felt the LORD’s calling, and their whole family had been touched by one special kid-Cody. Cody was Dick’s grandson and Carrie’s nephew who had been born a few years earlier with a rare genetic disease called Ataxia Telangiectasia or AT. The final puzzle piece for Special Kids was already in their lives- “Cody may need a place like that someday,” Dick said. Together, Carrie and Dick envisioned a place where special needs and medically fragile children would be embraced with Christian love and healing arms. And most importantly, they agreed it wasn't their ministry, but Jesus Christ's. "It's going to be Christ-centered. It's going to be for God," Dick said. Dick and The Christy Houston Foundation in Rutherford County put forth the funds that enabled Special Kids to open it’s doors September 5, 1998. |
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