Brown named Teacher of the Year
Mt. Juliet Elementary School teacher Tracy Brown was named Wilson County’s Teacher of the Year at a banquet held at Cumberland University Friday night. She was one of 30 Wilson County teachers nominated this year […]
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Multiple indictments served in local round-up
The Wilson County Sheriff’s Office and the Lebanon Police Department worked together Friday after months of investigation that led to the arrests of multiple residents after indictments were handed down on various drug and weapon […]
Wilson County Schools receives national award
For the third year in a row, the Center for Digital Education is recognizing Wilson County Schools for its innovative use of technology, both in and out of the classroom. Since 2005, the Center for […]
Teens save girl, honored by mayor
Two local teenagers were honored at the Board of Commissioners meeting Monday night for saving the life of a young girl. On Saturday, March 31, Dalaurence Holland and Zech Krnjaic were at Krnjaic’s house near […]
Wreck closes MJ Road, police caution safety
Mt. Juliet Road at Interstate 40 was briefly closed Monday afternoon when a multi-vehicle crash blocked all lanes. Around 2 p.m. April 9, Mt. Juliet Police responded to a wreck involving seven cars that shut […]
Hobby Lobby set to open new Mt. Juliet location
Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc., a privately held national retail chain of craft and home decor stores, is set to open a new store in Mt. Juliet, Tenn. Construction is underway on this 53,000 square-foot building […]
Wilson County Schools discuss plans, rezoning
Wilson County Schools held two community meetings last week to discuss possible rezoning due to new schools being added to the county. The meetings were held at West Wilson Middle School and Mt. Juliet Middle […]
Veterans honor national holiday
Local Vietnam War veterans performed a flag ceremony Thursday, March 29, at the Wilson County Veterans Museum plaza in Lebanon. The date has been declared National Vietnam War Veterans Day. A group of veterans commemorated […]
Local author wins awards for autism novel
Mt. Juliet author D. G. Driver has written a children’s novel about autism and school bullying titled “No One Needed to Know.” Over the past year, the book has earned four literary awards. To celebrate […]
State of the City address
Mt. Juliet Mayor Ed Hagerty gave his annual State of the City address Wednesday, March 21, at the Chamber of Commerce Luncheon at Rutland Place. Hagerty began his address by introducing and recognizing the district […]
