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The Observatory on MTSU's Campus Opens for the 2024 Solar Eclipse. Middle Tennessee State University opened the on-campus observatory to watch the 2024 solar eclipse. This year, the Murfreesboro area was... middletennesseenews.
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Kenny traveled down to Memphis, Tennessee to play in one of his first studio produced songs. Bill Castle and Kenny played twin fiddles for Maggie Sue Wimberly’s record; little did Kenny know he would soon be back at that studio soon after with one of the Sun Records legends.