Sample ballots for the Aug. 6, 2020, Republican and Democratic Federal and State Primary and the Wilson County General Elections are available online. The sample ballots may be viewed and are able to be printed […]
The Mt. Juliet city commission held a special called meeting Monday night in order to approve a resolution declaring the city of Mt. Juliet a state of emergency in response to the coronavirus COVID-19. “The […]
In their first meeting since the March 3 tornado, Mt. Juliet city commissioners each expressed their gratitude for the response from the community. “It has been a heartbreaking and exhausting week, both emotionally and physically,” […]
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Tennessee, in addition to the national organization, recently filed a lawsuit against the City of Mt. Juliet regarding a zoning ordinance limiting surgical abortion services within city limits. […]
The Mt. Juliet City Commission unanimously approved the proposed development known as “Project Sam” at a meeting Monday night. Project Sam proposes a 5-story, 3.6 million-square-foot warehouse and office facility on approximately 80 acres at […]
District 17 Commissioner Gary Keith presented his resignation letter to the Wilson County Commission during the Sept. 16, 2019, County Commission meeting. Citing health reasons, the Commissioner’s resignation took effect immediately following the meeting. State […]
Project Sam Project Sam, a 3.6 million square foot warehouse and office space proposed along Golden Bear Gateway, had its first appearance before the Mt. Juliet city commission Monday. The item previously received a unanimous […]
Applications are now being accepted for the Wilson County Election Institute. The Institute is a one-day behind the scenes of elections learning experience. “Elections are the culmination of actions taken each and every day in […]
The Mt. Juliet City Commission deferred a vote to appoint someone to fill the District 4 seat, which has been vacant since Brian Abston resigned May 24. Before the vote, the board heard from four […]
Brian Abston Mt. Juliet District 4 Commissioner Brian Abston announced his resignation on Monday, effective May 24, as he is moving outside his district. “I have enjoyed working for the citizens of my district and […]
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