Monday, Sept. 21 saw a number of Wilson County students returning to in-person schooling for the first time since March 2.Since Aug. 17 when schools across Wilson County resumed, most students have been attending school […]
In the Monday night meeting of the Board of Commissioners, the final topic discussed was a resolution to approve the purchase of two properties, one of which was 21.24 acres of land on Rutland Road […]
The Mt. Juliet Board of Commissioners meeting turned passionate Monday, Sept. 14 as members debated what to do about Mt. Juliet’s firefighter shortage. The meeting opened with a number of citizens comments, including one man […]
During a board meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 8, the Wilson County Board of Education passed a motion to allow students third grade and below to return to full in-person traditional schooling.When schools in Wilson County […]
The groundbreaking for the Mt. Juliet fire station at North Green Hill Road was held on Monday. Citizens, City Commissioners, state officials, Rehab 23 volunteers and school officials were in attendance. The fire station will […]
Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center at Wilson County is slated to open Aug. 31 with a full array of highly specialized services, including diagnostic assessments, medical oncology and radiation oncology. One of only 51 Comprehensive Cancer Centers […]
LEBANON — The Wilson County Election Commission is launching a ballot tracking system to provide both absentee voters and election officials greater accountability and confidence in the by-mail voting process. Ballots will be tracked when […]
53-year-old Tanya Langley passed away on Friday, Sept. 4, while being transported to the hospital following a two-vehicle collision on Golden Bear Gateway. Tennessee Highway Patrol reports that Langley was stopped at a stop sign […]
Sept. 3 marks six months since Mt. Juliet experienced a devastating tornado. Help from surrounding cities as far away as Chattanooga came to the aid of the community. Citizens in Mt. Juliet & Wilson County […]
Governor Bill Lee signed an executive order (E.O. 59) on Friday that extends certain provisions of previous E.O.s through Sept. 30, 2020, to facilitate the continued treatment and containment of COVID-19. Gov. Lee also signed […]
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