Mt. Juliet says goodbye to Hagerty and Giles
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- Several items deferred, withdrawn at BOC meeting
- MJ community remembers Mundy, Musice
- Pelican’s making SnoBalls in the heat of summer
- Hefner to propose term limits on commissioners
- Dr. Wright retires after seven years as Director of Schools
- Andrews Cadillac coming to Mt. Juliet
- Lane closures near I-40 bridge to last a few weeks
- Ready Teddy’s is serious about coffee
- Martin discusses budget, business
- Fox wraps up 30 years in ‘The Glade’
- Achieve your goals at V.I.P. Martial Arts Academy
- Bach to Rock coming soon to fine tune your musical skills
- BOC passes budget, lowers property tax rate
- Best of the Best: Ingram named Wilson County Teacher of the Year
- Old Friends ready to move to their new home
- New Director at Life Recovery
- School ending a week early
- Mt. Juliet city budget approved on first reading
- Martin gives updates on North Mt. Juliet businesses
- New owners take over Zone Conditioning
- Staying Connected: Commissioner Hefner opens office meeting space
- System has plans if SCE portables are delayed
- BOC approves few items in short meeting
- Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary raises over $77K
- A familiar favorite is back in Mt.Juliet
- BOC looks into blasting regulations
- Wright talks ‘Bobcat Village’
- Teacher of the Year
- Some businesses in Valley Center are on hold after flood
- Teacher of the Year
- MJ Planning disapproves multi-family development
- Board accepts insurance’s walkaway number to rebuild schools
- Windtree Pines moves forward
- Teacher of the Year
- MJPD converting to hybrid vehicles
- School employees get $1,000 bonus
- Board picks two finalists
- Teacher of the Year
- What else can happen?
- Teacher of the Year
- Teacher of the Year
- BOC thanks those who helped after tornado
- Wilson Rides looking to help seniors feel more part of community
- Director of School candidates to be interviewed Thursday
- Teacher of the Year
- In time of need, community stepped up
- Journey is long for families that lost homes
- School board cuts down list of Director candidates to six
- Jackson Hills convenience store approved by planning
- Mayor Maness declares state of city strong
- 12 apply for Director postition
- Teacher of the Year
- Commissioners praise city response to storm
- ICE BLANKETS MT. JULIET
- State to start registering 65-and-over, teachers
- No athletics for virtual academy
- Teacher of the Year
- School Board to hold community meetings on director search
- Grades 6-12 returning to full time
- Commissioners approve Windtree Pines
- Teacher of the Year: Brooke Holloway
- Martin talks new business, city
- WAW receives TVA STEM grant
- Vehicle burglaries in MJ down in the past six months
- Board discusses director search
- Hutto gives update on county’s fight against COVID-19
- Windtree Pines approved
- Teacher of the Year – Molly Chlum
- Teacher of the Year – Katie Derrick
- Majlo returning to full duty
- State implements COVID-19 vaccine appointment portal
- Board picks Director search path
- Trivett appointed District 2 Commissioner
- Six names enter race for District 2
- Mt. Juliet adds new firefighters
- School board mandates masks
- Bears win round one of playoffs
- Mt. Juliet says goodbye to Hagerty and Giles
- Nashville Superspeedway to host Jurassic Quest
- Lions Club fresh pecan sale begins
- Rehab 23 supports first responders
- Mt. Juliet 2020 Election results
- Mt. Juliet’s first female Eagle Scout
- Murder of 14-year-old in Hermitage
- Early voting sees record high turnout
- Green Hill High School film teacher leads student team to awards at national film festival
- Gerard Bullock running for District 4 City Commission Seat
- Mt. Juliet’s Butch “Barry” Wilmore set to join flight to International Space Station
- Scott Hefner running for District 3 City Commissioner
- 4th and 5th graders to return to full-time traditional schooling
- Art Giles announces candidacy for District 3 Commissioner
- Shiloh Baptist Church relocates to Mt. Juliet
- Mt. Juliet named 22nd best place to live in the United States
- Lyons Family pulls out of property sale; city now looking at other options for park land
- Schools confident as students return to traditional in-person learning
- City defers purchase of Lyons property
- Board of Commissioners gets heated due to lack of firefighters
- Some Wilson County students to return to traditional in-person schooling
- Groundbreaking for the Fire Department at North Green Hill Road
- Vanderbilt-Ingram opens cancer center in Wilson County
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