Hayley Richey

MJHS Intern Writer

This school year, Mt. Juliet High School has taken on a new program available to the parents and faculty, where the student’s grades, attendance logs, and behavioral records can be viewed at anytime.  

Kenny Howell

Managing Editor

The planning commission approved site plans for the Graves Crossing retail center and Ascend Federal Credit Union at the monthly meeting Thursday. 

Patrick Hall

Special to The Chronicle

Wilson County Sheriff Terry Ashe announced Tuesday afternoon he would be stepping down from that position after 30 years to serve as the Executive Director of the Tennessee Sheriffs’ Association.

West Wilson County residents now have a safe and local place to dispose of expired and unused medication. 

The Mt. Juliet Police Department installed Wilson County’s first public pharmaceutical disposal bin that is available in the front lobby of police headquarters. Residents can safely dispose of their unused medication at all hours. The bin was supplied by the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation – Office of Sustainable Practices. Last week was the first week the drop bin was available for public use, and 47 pounds of waste has already been collected.

On Thursday, Sept. 13 at approximately 11:30 a.m., the Mt. Juliet Police Department and the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation issued an Endangered Child Alert for 13 year-old Hailey Privette of Mt. Juliet.