Q&A: Why Notes Live chose Murfreesboro for its $40 million entertainment campus

The founder and chairman of Notes Live spoke to the Business Journal about choosing Murfreesboro for a $40 million campus, and why he decided now is the time to build similar properties around the country.

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Q&A: Why Notes Live chose Murfreesboro for its $40 million entertainment campus

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