Mt. Juliet High School Theater Department presents Hauntings in Hermitage: Every Soul Needs to Be Loved, a written play by Rodney Parks, Randy Atkins and the rest of the staff. 

No, it’s not a musical, but it features many student picked songs by their favorite artists including: The Civil Wars’ Barton Hallow, Macavity from the musical Cats, the song Bewitched, and even a remake of Superstition, which was originally sung by Stevie Wonder.

The 31st Annual Fall Festival & Tennessee State Pow Wow, the original educational Pow Wow, is Oct. 19-22, starting at 9 a.m. at Long Hunter State Park. 

General admission is $6, $3 for seniors and children ages 6-12. Children ages 0-5 get in free. 

Silver Springs Baptist Church, Lebanon Road at Benders Ferry, Mt. Juliet welcomes Dr. Randy Davis, Executive Director-Treasurer of the Tennessee Baptist Convention to the church’s pulpit during the 10 a.m. worship service on Oct. 28.

Hayley Richey

MJHS Intern Writer

The Mt. Juliet High School FFA chapter is going to be busy for the next couple of weeks, as they are participating in a few important activities. 

From Wilson Post Staff Reports

A fire at Rutland Elementary School Thursday morning did not damage the school and was quickly extinguished according to Wilson County Director of Schools Mike Davis.