Mt. Juliet City Manager Kenny Martin got on Facebook with MJPD Captain Tyler Chandler to talk about different things going on in the city. Among many topics, Martin touched on some businesses and projects on […]
Much like other businesses, the pandemic hit Zone Conditioning pretty hard. So when there was a chance that the studio would close, new owners Kathleen and Mike Drake stepped up to save a studio that […]
A new restaurant in the heart of downtown Mt. Juliet brings southern, homestyle cooking to all who stop by. With over 30 years experience in the restaurant industry, Joe Perricone founded Local Joe’s Cafe in […]
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee and Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner Bob Rolfe formally announced Friday that Amazon will establish a new, state-of-the-art fulfillment center in Mt. Juliet. The site, located on Golden Bear […]
At a city commission meeting Monday night, the Mt. Juliet Board of Commissioners voted to approve a multi-use development in Providence. The Providence Central project is a mixed-use development on nearly 250 acres and includes […]
As many area businesses fight to survive the impact of continued coronavirus outbreaks, a new campaign uniting Wilson County’s chambers and community banks has hopes of boosting commerce and support for local merchants. A campaign […]
The City of Mt. Juliet is conducting a phased approach in line with Gov. Bill Lee’s guidelines on reopening businesses during ongoing concerns of coronavirus. This includes restaurants and retail and commercial businesses opening at […]
West Wilson Middle, Stoner Creek Elementary schools suffer extreme damage A tornado made its way through much of Middle Tennessee early Tuesday morning, leaving a path of destruction and injuries in its wake. Wilson County […]
The Mt. Juliet Board of Commissioners passed the first reading of Bradshaw Farms, a development proposed behind the Jackson Hills neighborhood and located off Beckwith Road. The developer, Goodall Homes, proposes developing 561 residential units […]
The Incredible Christmas Place, based in Pigeon Forge, broke ground on a new 12,000 square foot location in Mt. Juliet on Tuesday, Sept. 24. Many community leaders and residents came out in support of the […]