2020 Archives - The Chronicle Of Mt. Juliet

Wilson County Schools now requiring masks

August 5, 2020 Kenny Howell 0

School Board also censures member The Wilson County School Board voted Monday night to require facial coverings in schools, prior to students returning to schools Aug. 17. Chad Karl made a motion to require face […]

Livestock shows to be held at Wilson County Fairgrounds

August 5, 2020 Kenny Howell 0

Livestock Shows aim to support local youth, the future of agriculture. | Photo submitted Livestock exhibitors will have an opportunity to show their animals at the Wilson County Fair Livestock Shows from August 13-23, 2020, […]

Early voting sees record turnout in Wilson County

August 5, 2020 Kenny Howell 0

Early voting in Wilson County ended Saturday with a record turnout. Election Day is Thursday, Aug. 6. In total, 15,418 Wilson County residents voted early for the Republican and Democratic Federal and State Primaries and […]

Mt. Juliet Mayor Ed Hagerty will not seek reelection

June 17, 2020 Kenny Howell 0

Mt. Juliet Mayor Ed Hagerty has announced he will not seek re-election in November. “It has been my distinct honor and high privilege to serve the City of Mt. Juliet for 20 years, first as […]

2020 Wilson County Fair canceled

June 10, 2020 Kenny Howell 0

Due to the ever-evolving situations, and the impact on community health and well-being, the traditional Wilson County Fair will not take place in 2020. If conditions improve, Fair officials will consider other options for a […]

Wilson County school board approves plans for 2020-21 school year

May 6, 2020 Kenny Howell 0

The 2020-2021 education plan for storm affected schools, West Wilson Middle and Stoner Creek Elementary, was presented to the Wilson County Board of Education on Monday night. Both schools sustained extremely heavy damage following the […]

Wilson County Fair makes plans for 2020

March 25, 2020 Kenny Howell 0

Wilson County Fair officials recently announced that the theme for the 2020 Fair, which runs Aug. 13-22, will be “Honoring Hometown Heroes.” They said that this year, in the midst of the tornado aftermath and […]