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. […]
Pictured Left to right seated: Administrative Assistant, Susan Shaw; Wilson County Sheriff’s office Lt. Scott Moore. Standing left to right: Wilson County Mayor Randall Hutto, Founder, Greek University, Michael Ayalon; LSSD, Tammy Grow; Wilson County […]
ZaBrina Seay was recently hired as the newest Veterans Service Officer for Wilson County. She assumed her duties on Oct. 16. Following the resignation of former VSO, Michael McPherson, Wilson County began accepting applications for […]
Pictured left to right: Erin Rheinscheld, Mayor Randall Hutto, Julia Stranahan and Katherine Stranahan. | Photo submitted The Wilson County Mayor’s office recently became a drop-off location for “Catherine’s Orchestra.” Catherine’s Orchestra is a foundation […]
A resolution to budget an increase in city property tax was narrowly approved at the Mt. Juliet Board of Commissioners meeting Monday night. The resolution was previously scheduled to be voted on at the January […]
Mayor Ed Hagerty Mayor Ed Hagerty delivered his State of the City address last week, updating Mt. Juliet residents about the City in a presentation called “Remembering our Past, Excited for the Future.” “We’re living […]
Randall Hutto was re-elected to serve a third term as Wilson County mayor, defeating former State Senator Mae Beavers by nearly 11,000 votes. According to the Wilson County Election Commission, 37 percent of the 81,365 […]
Mt. Juliet’s new city planner resigned last month after just two weeks on the job. Donald Anthony began his new job in Mt. Juliet on June 11. During that time, he attended two city meetings […]
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 […]
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 […]
Copyright © 2016 The Chronicle Of Mt. Juliet. All Rights Reserved.