Parents, is your child heading to college soon?

ABS Financial Group is offering a Free College Financial Planning Night to be held from 6:30 until 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 3 at the office at 4811 Lebanon Pike, Room 102, Hermitage.

Reservations are required to attend. Seats fill up quickly so call early to reserve your place at 883-8828.

From Post staff reports

MTEMC members will see their rates go down about one percent in November as TVA will reduce its Fuel Cost Adjustment for the fifth time since the first of the year.
 
While the average impact to member bills will be about one percent or $1.50 less, amounts consumers save will depend on the amount of energy they use because the fuel cost adjustment is a per kilowatt-hour charge.

By KEN BECK
Special to the Wilson Post

For all practical purposes, life ran out for 22-year-old Lawrence Edward McKinney on Oct. 7, 1977, as he stepped behind the steel bars of a jail cell.

Nearly 32 years later, on July 20, 2009, his life started for a second time. Freed by DNA tests, the state of Tennessee released him from the remainder of a 110-year term for rape and burglary.

And the first thing the 54-year-old Memphis native, today a resident of Lebanon, desired most

From Post staff reports

With a statute of limitations deadline approaching Monday, a $40 million lawsuit was filed Thursday in Wilson County Circuit Court to recover damages as a result of a helicopter crash a year ago that claimed the life of a Mt. Juliet man.

Lebanon attorney Keith Williams filed the lawsuit on behalf of the family of Robert Koudelka, of Mt. Juliet, who was killed last November when his helicopter crashed on the Wilson County side of the Cumberland River near Hwy. 109.