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MTE Customers Care donates $10,000 to Wilson Black History Committee Frontpage News >> Lead 3 From left ,Wilson County Black History Committee members Jo Pride, Mary Copeland, Georgia Crutcher, Customers Care board member Doretha Wright,… More... History project offers lessons outside class Frontpage News >> Lead 2 Emma Stafford, educational assistant at MAP Academy, demonstrates a manually powered sewing machine that is more than 100 years old… More... More snow? Other News >> Gen. News The three sons of Mark and Susan Lee, Michael, David and Robert Lee, seen here, spent much of the weekend… More... Church window Steve Paulson, top, and Kris Hebert of Emmanuel Studio hand insulated glass panes outside the stained glass window of First… MJ woman helping Haitian orphans find a home Other News >> Gen. News Whitney King of Mt. Juliet holds Tia Wilson, who is originally from Haiti, her newly adopted cousin. More... Ms. Liana offers kids an affection for nature Lifestyle >> General Lifestyle On occasion Ms. Liana will use her two stuffed animal puppets, Rocco the Raccoon and Olivia the Otter, to help… More... Two buildings struck in two separate accidents Other News >> Gen. News A Dodge Durango struck another vehicle before hitting the C&D Realty building after the driver lost consciousness. More... MJ Montessori children lead Haiti relief effort Other News >> Gen. News Reagan Robinson, Mt. Juliet Montessori teacher Anju Patel and Taylor Woods are just some… More... Town Creek As the rain poured in downtown Lebanon the waters of Town Creek rose. This double rainbow, seen from The Wilson Post, formed after a strong thunderstorm moved through Lebanon Thursday afternoon. ZACK OWENSBY… Read more about the Alsups 22 years of service at the Lebanon Senior Citizens Center. More... Cari O’Dell, left, and Meloney Deweese work together on a quilt for Project Linus. Click to Read more. More... David Rowland worked as a firefighter and was one of the last lookouts to scan the skies for smoke from… More... Dewey Hunt created 'the king of bass lures' in the 1950s. Click photo to read more about the history of… More... Click photo to read more about Tucker's Sausage's plans for the future. More... Click photo to read more about the Bradleys and their humanitarian efforts. More... Tucker Sasauge burns down Friday, Jan. 8. More... Lynn Garner of S&S Towing walks back to Adam Patterson’s MTEMC service truck after surveying the damage to a truck… More... Click photo for Boy's Hoops from Wednesday. STEVE WAMPLER / www.midtnsportsphotos.com More... A two-vehicle mishap early Tuesday injured two occupants of a white Ford SUV. Click photo for more. More... Sully Sullivan and his daughter Cori, 8, split a dog with the works at Cori's DogHouse in Mt. Juliet. Click… More... 01 MTE Customers Care donates $10,000 to Wilson Black History Committee 02 History project offers lessons outside class 03 More snow? 04 Church window 05 MJ woman helping Haitian orphans find a home 06 Ms. Liana offers kids an affection for nature 07 Two buildings struck in two separate accidents 08 MJ Montessori children lead Haiti relief effort 09 Town Creek 10 Double Rainbow 11 Alsup retires from Lebanon Senior Citizens Center 12 Project Linus ‘Blanket Day’ 13 County’s historic dual fire towers still stand proud 14 History of Watertown fishing lure maker surfaces 15 Tucker’s Sausage plans for the future 16 Bradleys, Lamia send aid to Afghanistan 17 Fire damagesTucker Sausage 18 Truck overturns on slick road 19 2010 race tickets at NSS on sale 20 Wreck injures two people 21 New Mt. Juliet diner is going to the hot dogs Pause Frontpage Slideshow (version 2.0.0) - Copyright © 2006-2008 by JoomlaWorks

Photos of the Week

MTE Customers Care donates $10,000 to Wilson Black History Committee

Frontpage News >> Lead 3

From left ,Wilson County Black History Committee members Jo Pride, Mary Copeland, Georgia Crutcher, Customers Care board member Doretha Wright,…

More...

History project offers lessons outside class

Frontpage News >> Lead 2

Emma Stafford, educational assistant at MAP Academy, demonstrates a manually powered sewing machine that is more than 100 years old…

More...

More snow?

Other News >> Gen. News

The three sons of Mark and Susan Lee, Michael, David and Robert Lee, seen here, spent much of the weekend…

More...

Church window

Steve Paulson, top, and Kris Hebert of Emmanuel Studio hand insulated glass panes outside the stained glass window of First…

MJ woman helping Haitian orphans find a home

Other News >> Gen. News

Whitney King of Mt. Juliet holds Tia Wilson, who is originally from Haiti, her newly adopted cousin.

More...

Ms. Liana offers kids an affection for nature

Lifestyle >> General Lifestyle

On occasion Ms. Liana will use her two stuffed animal puppets, Rocco the Raccoon and Olivia the Otter, to help…

More...

Two buildings struck in two separate accidents

Other News >> Gen. News

A Dodge Durango struck another vehicle before hitting the C&D Realty building after the driver lost consciousness.

More...

MJ Montessori children lead Haiti relief effort

Other News >> Gen. News

Reagan Robinson, Mt. Juliet Montessori teacher Anju Patel and Taylor Woods are just some…

More...

Town Creek

As the rain poured in downtown Lebanon the waters of Town Creek rose.

This double rainbow, seen from The Wilson Post, formed after a strong thunderstorm moved through Lebanon Thursday afternoon. ZACK OWENSBY…

Read more about the Alsups 22 years of service at the Lebanon Senior Citizens Center.

More...

Cari O’Dell, left, and Meloney Deweese work together on a quilt for Project Linus. Click to Read more.

More...

David Rowland worked as a firefighter and was one of the last lookouts to scan the skies for smoke from…

More...

Dewey Hunt created 'the king of bass lures' in the 1950s. Click photo to read more about the history of…

More...

Click photo to read more about Tucker's Sausage's plans for the future.

More...

Click photo to read more about the Bradleys and their humanitarian efforts.

More...

Tucker Sasauge burns down Friday, Jan. 8.

More...

Lynn Garner of S&S Towing walks back to Adam Patterson’s MTEMC service truck after surveying the damage to a truck…

More...

Click photo for Boy's Hoops from Wednesday. STEVE WAMPLER / www.midtnsportsphotos.com

More...

A two-vehicle mishap early Tuesday injured two occupants of a white Ford SUV. Click photo for more.

More...

Sully Sullivan and his daughter Cori, 8, split a dog with the works at Cori's DogHouse in Mt. Juliet. Click…

More...

MTE Customers Care donates $10,000 to Wilson Black History Committee

Friday, February 5, 2010

Middle Tennessee Electric Membership Corporation's Customers Care has donated $10,000 of its Operation Round Up funds to the Wilson County Black History Committee.

“This donation is greatly appreciated,” Black History Committee President Mary Harris said, “as it will help us with special historical presentations of our arts and artifacts.”

Craighead vetoes term limits resolution

Friday, February 5, 2010

By ZACK OWENSBY
The Wilson Post

Even though he didn’t get a vote Tuesday night, Lebanon Mayor Philip Craighead got the last word by vetoing the term limit resolution Thursday.

The resolution to apply 2-term limits to the mayor position and 3-year limits for councilors, later amended to 2-terms for councilors also, passed by a 4-2 vote Tuesday night.

Friday, February 5, 2010

By ZACK OWENSBY

Technology has advanced through the years, improving the lives of many.

But what have the improvements to the average family’s life cost us?

That is the question the students at MAP Academy, Wilson County’s alternative school program, are answering, answers not without surprises. Most students are enrolled at MAP Academy due to behavioral problems in normal classroom settings.

Rainy, snowy Saturday expected

Friday, February 5, 2010

By JENNIFER HORTON
The Wilson Post

For those of you who have had enough snow for the winter, here is the good news: another repeat of this Friday’s and Saturday’s snowfall is not in the forecast for today and tomorrow.

However, here is the bad news for you: there is a chance of rain and snow late tonight and tomorrow with maybe a dusting to 1 inch of snow possible. expected

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