Wilson County Mayor Randall Hutto will continue to serve at the helm of the county after more than a decade following Thursday’s night election that featured several unopposed races.
Two transformer fires near Green Hill High School caused power outages for residents for about an hour Friday afternoon.
Maury County Mayor Andy Ogles won the Republican nomination for Tennessee’s 5th Congressional district Thursday night after raising just $260,000 in contributions in a nine-candidate race. His top rivals blew through nearly $3 million in campaign spending.
Incumbent Lauren Breeze, running as an Independent, retained her Wilson County Commission District 18 seat last Thursday night, beating State Republican Executive Committeewoman Terri Nicholson, 461 votes to 435.
The Wilson County Schools Board of Education will have two new members after Joseph Padilla and Beth Meyers won in Thursday’s election.
Bennie is bouncing back.
Mt. Juliet resident Irene A. (Brien) Corrow turned 100 years old this week.
Enrollment at Wilson County Schools has officially hit 20,000 students, according to a report issued by WCS Director Jeff Luttrell at the WCS board meeting on Monday night.
Mt. Juliet Mayor James Maness said city commissioners need time to “digest” what he said was an “interesting” pitch for a proposed Mt. Juliet Town Center that could bring a new city hall, new fire station, a grocery, retail mixed-used space, parking garage, and multifamily housing space to t…
Increased fuel prices over the last year have forced several entities that use vehicles throughout Wilson County to focus more on cost reduction.
Project: Old Lebanon Dirt Road widening
The road widening to add lanes to Mt. Juliet Road at the I-40 overpass has been completed, the city of Mt. Juliet announced.
A new state law started July 1 that changed letter grade ranges for high school students, going from a seven-point scale to a 10-point scale.
Our son recently had his wisdom teeth taken out. He is the last of our three children to go through this procedure. A procedure that my husband and I both had done in our late teens, as well.
Several years ago, I saw a Volkswagen commercial that made me laugh.
Former Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Jerry Bell, who played at DuPont High and Belmont College, will sign autographs at a sports cards and memorabilia show Saturday, Aug. 20 at the Mt. Juliet Community Center on Charlie Daniels Parkway.
Please tell us a little about yourself.
Some retired teachers are returning to the Wilson County Schools classroom as substitute teachers.
Please tell us a little about yourself. Where were you born, raised and where you live now.
This picture from around 1905 shows students from the Nonaville School Group of the First District of Wilson County. It was located at 3019 Nonaville Rd. and taught students in many grades. Later the school became Nonaville Church of Christ and recently it was moved to the Rufus Page property.
An estimated 10,000 people attended Mt. Juliet’s 50th birthday bash last Saturday in mid-90-degree weather at Charlie Daniels Park, an event that showcased the community with local musical talent, a history pavilion, food and an overwhelming sense of pride.
On behalf of my wife, Ellen, and our company, Main Street Media of Tennessee, please allow me to share with you how excited we are to be the new publishers of the Chronicle of Mt. Juliet.