Kent Troy O’Quinn, age 50, died June 17.
Family and friends gathered Tuesday, June 21, at Bond Memorial Chapel to Celebrate Kent’s Life.
Arrangements by Bond Memorial Chapel, N. Mt. Juliet Road and Weston Drive, Mt. Juliet, TN. (615) 773-2663. www.bondmemorial.com.
News Ticker
- SCE’s ‘The West Wing’ about ready to open
- Hutto happy with county progress
- BOC approves new membership for use of MJCC gymnasium
- Ground broken on Enclave, extension of Providence Parkway to Central Pike
- Andrews Cadillac site plan approved
- Masks to be optional in 2021-22 school year
- Several items deferred, withdrawn at BOC meeting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
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- 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
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