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Murfreesboro sells land to homeless nonprofit for $1, freeing up funds to help more people and future projects
Murfreesboro sold a city-owned property to The Journey Home nonprofit for $1 to address parking and space needs, allowing the organization to redirect $180,000 toward serving homeless individuals. The city council approved the deal, which supports the nonprofit's expanded services and volunteer efforts.
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