The Lebanon City Council has approved the bid for the renovation of the Crowell Lane and Leeville Pike intersection.
The Peggy and Lawrence West Foundation has donated $100,000 to the Cumberland University Phoenix Marching Band, the school announced last week.
The Arts Academy at Cumberland University has closed after 15 years, Cumberland announced Friday afternoon.
Debbie Hobbs Leftwich has been in the real estate business since 1985. She works with C-21 West Main.
Tori Oakley has been promoted to Personal Banker at First Freedom Bank’s Mt. Juliet office on Lebanon Road, Senior Vice President and Director of Retail Banking Kenny Beavers announced last week.
Wilson County resident Mario Gallione has been promoted to senior vice president at Genesco. He is currently the president of the company’s Journeys division.
Leadership Middle Tennessee, the regional leadership organization that encompasses a 10-county collective of community leaders in Middle Tennessee, has announced the 40 members of the incoming Class of 2020.
Crye-Leike Real Estate Services Realtor Angela Knee has earned the Graduate, REALTOR® Institute designation from the National Association of REALTORS®.
Parks in Lebanon has hired Jared Carrier and Sandra Hunt to the Parks Family of REALTORS®.
Two recent Wilson County high school graduates snagged top in the nation awards in the Broadcast Journalism category at the Future Business Leaders of America National Leadership Conference.
Teachers can pick up school supplies collected by Wilson Bank & Trust and its customers on Saturday, Aug. 17 between 8 a.m. and noon while supplies last.
Wilson County’s tourism revenue grew $10 million in a year, according to Wilson County Tourism Director Amy Nichols.
Thousands of people are expected to visit the Wilson County Fair this week, and retired Marine Staff Sgt. Bill Schorndorf hopes a good portion will visit the World War II Museum located in Fiddlers Grove.
Lebanon churches and organizations have joined together for the second time to provide food to fight hunger and information to fight opioid addiction.
Wilson County planners are scheduled to consider final approval for a new senior living community in Mt. Juliet on Thursday night.
Dozens of weekly subjects of The Wilson Post’s Women of Wilson feature gathered at Cumberland’s Baird Chapel last Thursday for the Fifth annual Women of Wilson (WOW) sponsored by Vanderbilt Wilson County Hospital.
The Fifth Annual Tennessee Wildlife and Landscape Photo Contest sponsored by the Tennessee Wildlife Federation is taking submissions through Aug. 31. Photographers — amateurs and professionals — can enter up to 20 of their best images of Tennessee’s wildlife and landscapes. The winning photo…
Lebanon Special School District’s newest elementary school will be named in honor of two longtime champions of education, Steve Jones and Andy Brummett, the district announced Tuesday.
Mt. Juliet conservative Republican Aaron Shane announced Monday that he will not seek the Tennessee House 57th District seat in 2020 after he challenged incumbent Susan Lynn in 2018.
Congressman John Rose wanted to send a message to some of the larger federal regulatory agencies with one of his first co-sponsored bills: don’t forget the businesspeople in smaller rural towns.
What started as a part-time hobby in 2006 blossomed into a successful business for Brandi Lindsey.
Instead of a mic drop last Thursday on the first day of school in Wilson County, most drivers in Mt. Juliet dropped their cell phones while driving.
Born in Texas, raised in Arkansas and now comfortably ensconced in Tennessee, Tracy Lawrence is proud to be an American.
Cumberland University announced that Dr. Wright C. Pinson has been elected to the Board of Trust.
Students from Cumberland University’s Rudy School of Nursing and Health Professions met and thanked Tennova Lebanon administrators for their scholarship contributions.
