Lebanon, TN News

• Lebanon, TN News
• Legislators co-host fundraising event for Rep. Linda Elam
• Limited seating available for Phoenix Ball
• Obituaries
• DIDD Commissioner visits Prospect, recognizes Barnes
• Reckless tractor trailer leads LPD on Wednesday pursuit
• Dream of homeownership comes true at Habitat dedication
• Habitat Blitz Build something 'special and unique' for Wilson County
• Ceremony helps MCA prepare to move to new home
• Sheriff's Department receives grants to aid in DUI enforcement
• Memorial Day ceremony to be held Monday
• Nashville Symphony to give free performance at Cumberland University
• Local students dance the night away at Blue Devil Bash
• Wilson County woman charged with TennCare fraud
• LPD to conduct DUI checkpoints
• Watertown man dies in ATV crash
• Prospect Pro Am Tournament
• Former Nashville police officer from Lebanon, co-defendant sentenced Monday
• Life-long advocate for seniors, Taylor-Huff, dies at 71
• Limited seating available for Phoenix Ball
• Congressman Black tours Charis while in Wilson
• Residents concerned about proposed cell phone tower near their homes
• Commission votes to accept Insurance Committee recommendation
• Don Fox wading pool to open May 26; City implements $2 admission
• Deborah Mark sentenced to an additional 80 years in jail
• Fallen Soldiers hosts inaugural poker and bug run
• Good, clean fun at Antique Tractor Show
• Cannonballs for Charis makes big splash
• Playing for Relay
• 'Click It or Ticket' enforcement campaign hopes to boost seat belt use ticket 051912
• 'Stamp Out Hunger' campaign successful but Help Center still needs your help
• Publix steps up for United Way of Wilson County
• City, county officers collaborate to catch alleged armed robber
• McClain Christian Academy’s 'Fun in the Sun' goes green
• Music video being filmed in Lebanon to benefit good cause
• Hillbilliesville unveils $50,000 in community funding
• Mt. Juliet City Hall sex scandal results in termination, resignations
• Church hosts barbecue at Wilson County Adult High School
• County school board sets building plans in motion, recognizes outstanding students, teachers
• Council discusses PSO needs
• BREAKING NEWS: Mt. Juliet City Hall sex scandal results in termination, resignations
• Combined concert draws crowd
• Local students reap rewards for ad sells
• 'Hits for the House' concert results in substantial donation
• Make a splash this Saturday
• Council votes to rezone 3.6 acres on West Main
• Mrs. Kieffer says goodbye after 40 years in education
• Traditional country music finds friends in Lebanon
• Softball organization accepting donations for food drive this week
• County's top high school seniors honored at luncheon
• Lebanon City Council meets tonight
• Median home prices inch up in April
• Convicted felon sentenced to 18 years in federal prison for possession of firearm
• Going the distance to get healthy
• Sold out crowd makes A Toast to Tennessee
• Obituaries
• A salute to history
• With the thanks of a grateful nation: Wilson County vets take Honor Flight to nation's capital
• Wilson County participates in National Police Week, remembers fallen officers
• Hero's Cafe now open
• Arson Awareness Week focusing on preventing youth fire setting
• Celebrity Top Shot raises $7,000 for MCA
• Shelley Acres residents form Neighborhood Watch
• Woody Hunt: Mentoring National Champions
• Corey Carlton: Finding New Voices
• Christhian Hernandez: Courting Excellence
• Anna Syler: Helping Students Shine
• WEMA adds two boats to rescue fleet thanks to Cracker Barrel Foundation
• You've come a long way Miracle Baby
• Blue Devil Drive traffic signals to be active Friday
• Lebanon Police bust Upton Heights resident found with pot, loaded gun
• Eric Cantor visits with Wilson County Republicans
• Celebration! WB&T kicks off week of anniversary events
• Veterans honored by CU at remembrance ceremony
• Adopt A Precinct could help your organization raise funds
• Saturday event will mark centennial of dedication of Hatton statue
• BREAKING NEWS: Mt. Juliet Police Department bust city's largest-ever pot growing operation
• Wycheck, Bishop stop at Carroll-Oakland for Legends Day
• Church break-ins prompt Crime Stoppers reward
• 'Stamp Out Hunger' by making a trip to your mailbox
• Stonebridge Community addresses hunger in Wilson County
• Neal under fire for 'jewelry party' held in her office
• Five Mt. Juliet city employees under investigation for sexting
• 72 Honorary degrees awarded to Veterans
• Monday wreck results in a fatality
• Pets have a howling good time at Bark in the Park
• CU celebrates 170th Commencement
• Channel 4's Spencer wows students with weather presentation
• Annual concert for seniors was a hit
• City meetings to stream live online
• 392 graduates receive diplomas.
• Local restaurants participating in 'Feed Hope' fundraiser to benefit Brooks House
• Cumberland University planning memorial service for Dr. Ray Phillips
• Leadership Wilson graduates a new group of community leaders
• Wilson County joins in National Day of Prayer
• CAC honors those who help prevent child abuse
• Wilson County Vietnam hero honored by brothers in arms
• A walk through Black History
• THP announces Cinco de Mayo enforcement
• Memorial service for Dr. Phillips
• LPD crime stats now on crimereports.com
• Bark in the Park to be held this Saturday
• Country music show secures national talent
• Former Cumberland University president passes away
• Former Wilson County Deputy sentenced to 18 years
• Motorcycle cameras could ensure LPD officer safety
• All about girl power at scouting celebration
• WB&T gives back with Leeville Family Fun Day
• Black hosts Job Fair at CU
• Religion, taxes, sex-ed see votes in General Assembly
• Day of Prayer will be held Thursday
• Golf For A Cure raises awareness, gives back to local organization
• Local church youth to battle homelessness, hunger
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• Tickets sales deadline for 100th Watertown High School reunion fast approaching
• Bates Ford to sponsor Joe Diffie concert
• Skyhook is off the hook and climbing fast
• Gladeville Elementary rallies students for TCAP tests
• Council discusses health insurance policy at work session
• Wilson County unemployment continues decline
• Joe Diffie to headline Wilson County Fair
• WCCC town hall meeting to discuss youth and distracted driving
• LPD to participate in 'Drug Take Back' April 28
• Tickets still available for Concert For A Cure
• City, county law officers catch suspected burglar after high speed chase
• Wilson County restaurants unite to 'Feed Hope'
• Time to Step Up: WCCC to host underage drinking prevention seminar
• First Baptist Church wasn't only church targeted by thieves
• Planning commission approves Logan's site plan
• Bironas to host Celebrity Top Shot benefitting MCA on Saturday
• Hatton fence on the square vandalized - repeatedly
• A second chance to be crowned prom royalty
• Walk through history with stage presentation of county's African American heroes
• GED test to undergo significant revision in 2014
• Job fair will be Saturday at CU
• World class talent wows crowd at 'Hits for the House' concert
• Cool temps didn't put a chill on Watertown Yard Sale
• Beavers’ bills moving as General Assembly winds down
• World record broken three times by county high schools
• Special needs children show off rodeo skills
• Thieves break into First Baptist Church
• Steering Committee forming to study a Wilson County BGCA
• Mt. Juliet police arrest Florida bank robber
• LPD officer charged with domestic assault
• CedarStone banks honors 100th anniversary of Girl Scouts
• Few tickets left for 'Hits for the House' concert to benefit Brooks House
• Whip Crackin' Rodeo begins tomorrow night
• Mile Long Yard Sale only two days away
• Go Johnny Go to be held May 12
• Hero's Cafe is coming soon
• Warmath: Ordinance passed will lead to 'more confusion, less authority'
• Move over Charlton Heston: FCS Bible class brings the story of Moses back to the big screen
• Wilson County women changed with TennCare fraud
• Officers honored at tonight's meeting
• Ash asks to rename road in honor of late Cracker Barrel founder
• Owens celebrates retirement at commission meeting
• UMC's Ehtisham garners national praise
• LSSD prepares for pre-Kindergarten, Kindergarten registration
• Mom begins foundation to honor her late son, aid her community
• IRS shares last-minute tips
• Top Shot shooting competition to benefit MCA set for April 28
• DHS' Hatter: Those we serve are 'assets to Tenn.'
• House cuts grocery sales tax slightly
• Cowboy for a Cure
• Governor signs Day of Prayer bill
• Families run to raise funds for Byars Dowdy
• Public invited to run with ESPY Award winning athlete
• Four county high schools to attempt to break world record
• C4K golf tournament raises $32,000
• Mt. Juliet's Martin named Teacher of the Year
• Get ready to saddle up for the Whip Crackin' Rodeo
• Gun battle in Inman Court leads to arrest
• Characters come out at Imagination Dinner
• Silent no more: Part 3
• Glitz & Glamour will offer prom makeovers to five worthy winners
• CU choirs present CU Choral Pops Concert
• Cumberland University presents Spring Band Concert
• VISUAL ART EXHIBITION: "Internally Speaking" - Sarah Huddleston Senior Exhibit
• Silent no more: Part 3
• Don't forget: 'Bike Run for Bowe' set for Saturday
• VISUAL ART EXHIBITION - Xia Gladney and Victoria Kent Senior Exhibits
• Council votes to realign current wards
• Taxes, guns and drugs top news last week
• Golf swings fulfill Christmas dreams
• Silent no more: Part I in a series
• MJPD to offer course to help women protect themselves against rape
• Theatre Presents 'I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change'
• Annual events mean busy week ahead in Wilson County
• Annual Easter Egg Hunt brings lots of smiles
• Routine yard work reveals potential explosive device
• Benson named director of LSSD
• CU choirs present CU Choral Pops Concert
• SCAN concert for seniors scheduled for May 4
• County schools working on plan to provide remote medical care
• Commander Run Results
• Good Friday Observance at Cook's
• Kiwanis sponsors Sunrise Easter Service
• Smart explains 20-year growth plan at public hearing
• August elections taking shape
• Get your Easter basket ready - City Egg Hunt to be held Saturday
• McMurry to represent 5th Congressional District at Democratic National Convention
• Fishing offers a scenic surrounding for mental clarity
• Lebanon man dies in motorcycle crash
• Motions heard in Mayfield case
• Ag Hall of Fame inducts four
• Wilson County Easter Events
• Whip Crackin’ Rodeo returning to Lebanon
• Cumberland Hills to host networking opportunities for local businesses
• Help children with a day at the spa
• Council to realign existing wards
• Work session will focus on ward realignment
• Legislators deal with judges, prayer, abortion and biz grants
• Bill would allow school board members to attend meetings remotely
• Leadership Wilson's 'Get Fit' health fair a success
• 285 runners go to extremes for inaugural Commander Run
• Hearthside honors mothers and daughters with annual fashion show
• Winfree Bryant celebrates spring sports
• Council members receive their iPads
• Roast raises $8,025 for library
• FCS excels in science classrooms as well as on the playing fields
• Qualifying deadline for Aug. election is April 5
• Poverty simulator offered real eye opener
• Black encourages submissions for Congressional art competition
• Bankers at Chamber
• February unemployment rates stay the same in 10 counties, including Wilson
• Beavers’ student religious organization bill passes Committee
• Immanuel hosts Red Cross blood drive
• Helping your joints one step at a time
• Second Education Forum discusses legislative changes affecting schools
• TDOT announces road closures for Wilson County
• CU to host second annual Paws on the Quad event
• First Annual Mint Julep Folly; Wilson County Derby Day set
• Jennings reappointed to serve as county attorney
• Pody responds to protesters
• Guns in Parking Lots bill headed for a full Senate vote
• Helping families deal with anger is subject of upcoming workshop
• Amazon Fulfillment donates Kindle e-readers to LSSD
• School bus driver charged in Tuesday wreck
• Law Enforcement Blotter for March 26, 2012
• Brooks House to host "Hits for the House" fundraiser
• Would-be thief causes $5,000 worth of damage to south Mt. Juliet business
• No students hurt in Tuesday bus crash, bus driver suspended
• Sunday shooting was premeditated
• Protest at Pody's Office
• White's short film – an opportunity to get back to Tenn. roots
• State unemployment rate drops for seventh consecutive month
• Public Safety Day showcases people who keep us safe
• Put your fitness to the ultimate test in FCS's first Commander Run
• Legislators deal with estate taxes, guns, religion and abortion
• Full slate of springtime fun scheduled in Wilson County
• None injured in early-morning shootout
• Vanatta is ready to be roasted Tuesday night
• Jennings up for reappointment at Monday commission meeting
• Premium Outlets and Opry Mills will have 'synergy' and some competition
• City cleanup and chipper services begin April 2
• Cornhole tournament to benefit Relay for Life set for March 31
• Once more with feeling: Lebanon store busted again
• This year's Roar Run will feature health fair, silent auction
• Mt. Juliet woman creates unique woman's sports jerseys
• 'Gentleman's game' teaches valuable life lessons
• 'One with Courage' challenges Tennesseans to learn about, discuss child sexual abuse
• County schools plan kindergarten registration for May 3
• Dessert lovers rejoice! Dessert auction to benefit 4-H planned
• I-40 reduced to one lane in Wilson County this weekend for bridge repair
• LPD hosts first Youth Police Academy this week
• Prepare your costumes, it's time to get ready for the Imagination Dinner
• Ward realignment voting deferred for now
• Lebanon on the front lines of cancer fight
• The end of the winter that wasn't
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• Lebanon Toastmasters celebrate a decade of speech
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• Two killed in Stewarts Ferry Pike car crash
• Lawrence concert and Golf for a Cure to raise money for breast cancer awareness
• Wilson County unemployment up from December
• Local salon cuts away to help cancer victim
• Budget committee evaluates PILOT Program
• Our own Smithsonian: Eads Museum offers extensive collection just minutes away
• ‘Guns in Parking Lots’ bill up for debate tonight at Ag Center
• Tribble remembered as Lebanon High legend
• Former LHS Coach Tribble dies at 76
• Beware of roofing scams after spring storms
• Friendship Christian wins state title
• New Board of Judicial Conduct to be more open
• LPD, THP to conduct sobriety checkpoints tonight
• Easter Bunny, Easter bonnets will highlight event to fight child abuse
• WC Animal Control takes first step to extend services
• Chamber open house offers a taste of Lebanon
• Friendship Christian advances to state title game
• Sheler arrested for murder in death of toddler
• Daily exercise is good for the temple
• Resident reacts to firing range
• Watertown Mile Long Yard Sale set for April 21
• Salvation Army needs your help to make safe place for teens a reality
• Beavers’ effort for more judicial transparency moves forward
• Don't drink and drive, use Tow to Go Program this St. Patrick's Day
• Mroz hopes for national spotlight when he auditions for 'The Voice'
• Council to consider adding two wards
• Black visits chamber for Jobs Task Force meeting
• Winfree Bryant Science Olympiad Team goes to state
• Bomb threat at WCHS gets student in hot water
• County's 911 SAFER Program going strong in second year
• Police Blotter for March 12, 2012
• Special Olympics track and field event scheduled
• Vitamin D deficiency cured with help from a tanning bed
• BBQ helps Southern STARRS raise funds for riding program
• Beef Agribition – a 'good thing' for Wilson County
• Dr. Kent to introduce weight loss surgery options in April
• Charity fashion show brings spring styles to Lebanon
• Cedars of Lebanon plays host to Miranda Lambert video shoot
• Reese, Smith honored at Gov.'s Volunteer Awards conference
• Bringing 'Hope Again' to slaves at home and abroad
• Local store busted for selling banned synthetic drugs
• Budget Committee talks WEMA and school improvements
• Don't forget to 'Spring Forward' tonight
• Public hearings on 20-year growth plan set for April
• WEMA wants you to be prepared for severe weather
• WEMA schedules Storm Spotter training class for March 10
• A new low: Woman reportedly scams assisted living resident in Mt. Juliet
• Dance your cares – and calories – away
• Woman who targeted elderly identified
• Gunshot prompts lockdown of two schools
• Watertown woman charged with TennCare fraud
• Council votes to request referendum on sales tax increase
• Citizens react to gun firing range on city-owned property
• Santorum wins big in Wilson County
• SCAN receives electric scooter for local senior, seeks more donations
• State DHS Commissioner to address civic league
• Move Across Wilson promotes a 'healthier, more vital community'
• Checker Championship welcomes 42 players from six states
• Election day dawns in Tennessee
• AP reporting a Santorum victory in Tennessee
• Tree Stories - Senior Exhibit by Aaron Brown
• Michael’s Café Hosts Faith Based Career Transitions Group & Networking Event for HR Community
• First Lady of Tenn. reads to Coles Ferry third graders
• Tomorrow is Election Day!
• Wilson Amateur Radio Club meets tonight at 6
• Wilson County spared as storms moved across area
• Warmath meets Gingrich at round table discussion
• Opry Mills to reopen March 29 - What does it mean for Wilson Co.?
• Move Across Wilson set for this Saturday
• Brooks Bucks return to benefit Habitat for Humanity
• Hunting heritage shared at NWTF Banquet
• Vise Library hosts Cella Neapolitan art exhibit
• Summer Workshops for License Renewal
• Foundation helps local family take first vacation
• Lebanon Animal Control keeps hope alive for stray, abused animals
• Annual checkers tournament returns to Lebanon
• Stricter DUI penalties moves forward in legislature
• Election Day is March 6
• Severe weather moving into area
• Severe weather expected Friday
• It's Leap Day
• England injured in trenching accident
• Taking care of animals at risk is what DART is all about
• Sales tax referendum to appear again after requirement overlooked
• FCS tailgate event about more than just football
• Local officials react to Ohio school shooting
• Commissioners update public on area projects
• Swap meet brings out the collector in us all
• A past not forgotten: Black History Committee hosts presentation on Rosenwald Schools
• Reflecting on the death of a friend
• Black History Month made personal
• Seniors celebrate Mardi Gras with music and fellowship
• Wilson County Archives gets $1,500 grant for preservation project
• UMC unveils new chapel at dedication ceremony
• Reese, Smith to be honored at Volunteer Stars Awards
• The Lebanon Senior Center wants you.... to join
• Expo center on hold once again
• Legislation will establish state Day of Prayer
• Referendum for annexation of Posey Hill Rd. area set for April 3
• No injuries in police standoff
• Cub Scout Pack 147 addresses hunger
• Councilors approve line item transfers at special called meeting
• Early voting update
• Dedication to community and family highlight life well-spent
• Business owners learn new marketing strategies at Chamber of Commerce workshop
• Locals react to potential sales tax increase
• Shop Wilson County First gets QR code
• Children found safe after endangered child alert
• Candidate financial disclosures available online
• Council considers raising sales tax to 2.75 percent; Votes to request a referendum of the people
• Elam to visit MJ Chamber
• UWWC partners with FamilyWize to help county residents save on prescriptions
• Guarding an open window into your home: FRC to present Internet safety workshop for parents
• Baby New Year arrives after long journey of faith
• Candidates pull petitions for August election
• TCAP workshops aim to help parents understand test
• Kids learn baseball skills, character building at inaugural expo
• New Leash on Life welcomes 25 dogs from ARC rescue operation
• Potato truck crash leads to rule changes for TDOT
• 'Family Night' at WBMS highlights need for students to get comfortable with technology
• LPD conducts early morning round up of indicted drug suspects
• Snow falling, little accumulation expected
• Early Voting Update
• TDOT takes first steps to improve safety on Lebanon Town Square
• Shook arrested outside courtroom after lawsuits dismissed
• Break in at Uncle Pete's leads to arrest
• Chamber of Commerce banquet has 'WOW factor'
• Faith Based Career Transitions Support Group & Networking Event for HR Community Held at Michael’s Cafe
• Freelance Marketing To Partner With Global Village Entertainment Media Project
• Wilson County United Way donates stove to SCAN
• Bomb threat at LHS proves false
• Relay for Life campaign to kick off
• City sales tax collections up eight percent for January
• Haslam’s proposed budget has no funding for FRC
• Celebrating friendship at Valentine's cupcake walk
• CU Phoenix Players bring a rootin’ tootin’ show to the stage
• Fire destroys home on Hartsville Pike Sunday
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• LPD arrests man found in grocery store after closing time
• Judge sets August trial date for Mayfield on vehicular homicide charges
• Morgan named editor of Democrat
• U.S. Rep. Black discusses "hot" issues at Wilson County Board of Education
• Early voting begins tomorrow
• Property tax payment due Feb. 29
• Bivins offers a different perspective on judicial transparency issue
• MCA sells out third annual Music at the Mill
• WCBHC presents program to educate during Black History Month
• Shook files civil suits against SRO, parent
• Vets Day Out celebrates eight years
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• An 'Affair' to remember; Delectable fundraiser benefits CAC
• Ash named Veterans Service Officer after Roberts declines
• CU project promotes green lifestyles on campus
• Sam Houston teacher needs your vote to win funds for her classroom
• Tennessee granted waiver from NCLB
• David Mark Lineberry faces federal indictment
• Two Lebanon men arrested for swiping metal
• 'Love is in the Air' at CU concert
• National Honors Society takes action to combat hunger in Wilson County
• Councilors pass ordinance to purchase bucket truck for Street Dept.
• Friends of Scouting Luncheon raises $43,305
• Veterans Service Officer to be announced Feb. 9
• Art Mill donates painting to MCA fundraiser
• School board wants commission approval before proceeding with building plans
• Charges against The Silver Store to go to grand jury
• Council discusses ways to help local businesses
• Real Estate Numbers 2.8
• Leviton honors Prospect employees
• Construction Expo Friday turnout 'phenomenal"
• Sandefur crowned at second LHS Beauty Pageant
• Hutto talks vocational center opportunity
• Wittrig's sculptures to grace Super Bowl party
• City schools to host Rachel's Challenge events this month
• Lebanon man charged with aggravated assault following shooting
• Pruitte celebrates 30 years of service
• Last pep rally at LHS 'bittersweet' for students, faculty
• Cumberland University hosts mixed-media art exhibit
• Chocolate Affair fundraiser to be held Feb. 10
• Brentwood man arrested for trying to move WEMA ambulance
• WCSD to conduct sobriety checkpoints Superbowl Sunday
• WCSD arrests Arizona man with pounds of pot
• Expo center on hold for now; Joines plans to pursue project to generate revenue for Wilson Co.
• Wilson Co. Animal Control wants to educate, not confiscate
• Keeping the peace: Co-parenting after divorce workshop offered
• 'Bill' Bell, county business leader dies
• Veterans To Receive Honorary Masters Degrees
• Police Blotter for Jan. 30, 2012
• Seniors cut a rug at Winter Dance
• CASA training teaches the importance of volunteers
• Jimmy Carter Martin dies at 52
• WCHS class learns the art of beekeeping
• LPD raids home and find pot, pills
• Bro. Baker shares life lessons with Coles Ferry youngsters; At 103 he has lots of stories to tell
• New Leash on Life names Haverstick as new director
• December 2011 county unemployment rates: Rate decreases in 56 counties
• Aborted 911 call leads LPD to pot bust
• Friends of Scouting Luncheon to be held Feb. 8
• Capitol Hill Week
• WBMS students create computer apps for LSSD
• Reese leads effort to count the homeless in Wilson County
• Man dies after medical condition leads to accident
• Tiger Den tours The Lebanon Democrat
• Music at the Mill receives donation from Barrett Firearms
• Nashville Chamber CEO talks economic growth at JECDB meeting
• Tuckers Crossroads hosts NSO musicians for 'Ensembles in the Schools'
• Commission OKs insurance plan
• Eaton, county school board discuss plan to use old LHS facilities
• Remembering Dr. King and celebrating his legacy
• The buzz on beekeeping
• Winter pet safety tips
• Gun Room benefit raises funds for wounded Sgt. Cooley
• Caught in the act: Alleged burglars attempt break in through wall
• WFF's CEO to visit Cracker Barrel headquarters, share tips on networking
• Craighead will not pursure commission on Cumberland Center
• UMC, Cumberland University unveil exciting plans for Mt. Juliet
• Cumberland University Unveils New Mount Juliet Facility
• Real Estate Numbers 1.18
• LHS Future Business Leaders shine at regional competition
• Tennessee Highway Patrol accepting applications for new Citizens' Trooper Academy
• DUI law changes target 2nd offenders
• Cumberland Center shot down by council
• McClain Christian Academy presents third annual Music at The Mill
• FRC to host basic financial training workshop
• Tennessee Environmental Council to plant 500 trees in Lebanon
• Today we honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
• Former bank manager investigated
• LPD seeks man suspected in two shooting incidents
• Taking the plunge for a good cause
• Friends remember Dan Evins as a quiet, humble man with a vision and loyalty
• Public meeting introduces Veterans Director finalists
• Budget Committee votes to draft resolution, move forward with Ag Center project
• Keeping the dream alive: Second annual MLK celebration to honor King’s life and work
• Wilson County Election Commission prepares for Presidential Preference Primary: Early voting beings Feb. 15
• Planting trees helps Wilson County Animal Control cut costs
• Police identify alleged bank robber
• LPD accepting applications for Citizens Police Academy
• Community leaders support jobs, tourism Cumberland Center could bring
• LPD to host forum on local street gangs
• Chamber membership drive welcomes 126 new "babies"
• Would be robber nets bag of grease
• Over 6,800 pills stolen from MJ pharmacy
• Second Saturday Celebration offers family fun and history
• New Leash on Life's Wellness Clinic offers low cost care for pets
• Wilson County Veteran Starts Patriotic Clothing Line!
• Housing Authority moves forward with proposal to require photo identification for public housing residents
• CASA volunteers needed: Classes begin Jan. 10
• LPD arrests man following attempted robbery
• Rash of burglaries solved
• Pody, Elam to focus on Wilson County in proposed redistricting
• Pinnacle Bank robbed Thursday, suspect still at large
• Meeting to introduce Veterans Director finalists to public scheduled for Jan. 12
• Used book store makes comeback on Cumberland
• Lebanon man charged with third DUI after wreck
• Council meets for final tweaking on legislation before Jan. 17 vote
• LPD arrests man following New Year's Day shooting
• Suddarth named new WCHS principal
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• Lazarus Project is bringing men back to their lives
• Gilchrist upset with Wilson County Animal Control over cat attack issue
• Legends Sports Grill to offer NYE rides, special hotel rates
• Sears Holdings announces 79 closings, Lebanon Kmart not on list
• Lebanon Senior Citizens Center rings in the new year
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• Where to ring in New Year in Wilson County?
• Maddox Simpson road realignment near completion
• Kwanzaa celebrated at Pickett-Rucker UMC
• WCSD will offer a Safe Ride home on New Year's Eve: No questions asked
• Suspect flees deputy resulting in high speed wreck
• Temperatures rise for New Year's Eve
• Unemployment rate decreases in 79 Tennessee counties, increases in 12
• CU instructor is March of Dimes 'Nurse of the Year'
• Kwanzaa celebration planned for Dec. 26
• THP reminds holiday celebrants: 'Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over'
• Lebanon Country Club to deliver presents to four needy families today
• Area churches to hold Christmas Eve services
• Joines talks potential Ag expo center
• Potter's House delivers Christmas to inner city seniors, courtesy of Cracker Barrel staff
• LPD arrests three suspects after anonymous tip
• Cat that attacked Lebanon man spotted on Taylorsville Rd.
• Mt. Juliet car dealer shut down because of alleged link to terrorist organization
• Don't get caught up in Christmas spending
• Santa and Comet the Reindeer make last minute stop at library
• Bidding is on for Brooks House Christmas tree at this year's Hall of Trees
• Lucky – and generous – fans meet Tracy Lawrence at Gardens on Main
• MJ police arrest escapee
• SCAN brings Christmas cheer to local seniors
• Feliz Navidad: LSSD hosts Christmas party for Hispanic students
• Matriarch of the Wharton family dies at 95
• City Council defers voting on legislation until after Jan. 4 work session
• To Minnie Cothram age is just a number
• Pody visits Brook House
• Davis tells commission new LHS is ahead of schedule – Commission votes to establish new zones for 2012
• Lebanon man attacked by black cat, seeks owner
• LPD, housing authority debate ways to lower crime in public housing
• Republican Women support Christmas For All
• Rhoden's Challenge: Must get sister to Tenn. for kidney transplant
• Are you ready for Christmas?
• NYA Clothing Brand launches Hero Line to give back to veterans
• LSSD hold party to say goodbye to Roberts
• Lochinvar employees donate food, cash to Christmas For All
• Wilson County real estate sales in Nov. stay positive
• High speed chase ends in arrest, plethora of charges
• Country K-9 Rescue has tree with lots of prizes up for bid at Hall of Trees
• WCSD conducts massive roundup of drug suspects
• That's a wrap! Students help wrap gifts for 'Be a Santa to a Senior'
• Cumberland Announces Landmark Gift for New Cafe
• Lebanon Junior Women's Club to ring Salvation Army Bell: Volunteers still needed
• Pickett Chapel Restoration gets grant from county
• If all dogs go to heaven, Gavin's Phoenix is there for sure
• Mayfield's attorney enters not guilty pleas on her account
• Power of One Conference 12.14
• Councilors question legislation to establish Entertainment District
• Accused Watertown bank robber in custody thanks to intrepid deputy
• WCSD uncovers hydroponic grow operation
• State report card shows reasons to celebrate, room to improve for city, county schools
• Benson named interim director of LSSD
• Katie Wolf: Writing by Heart, Leading by Experience
• Skylar Stone: Doing Justice to Others
• Juan Torres: Finding the Power in People
• Aaron Brown: Drawing Art and Creativity Together
• First Blue Christmas and White Diamond Tour of Homes a hit
• Downhome family fun at Possum Town Christmas Parade
• Animal Control Committee upset over possible firing range location
• 'All Stirred Up' High school culinary students compete for best chili, soup
• LPD raids apartment suspected of dealing prescription drugs
• CU dean wins Baxter Award: Honored for alcohol, drug, and violence prevention work
• Baskin-Robbins, LFD teaming up to help Christmas For All Saturday
• LPD seeks burglary suspects
• LPD investigating Thursday shooting in Inman Court
• County reapportionment finished and approved
• Wilson County lights its official Christmas tree
• A reminder to Shop Wilson County First
• Adams found guilty, sentenced to life in prision
• Officers presented with Life Saver Awards; council approves airport hanger fees
• Fair wins two first place at International Association of Fairs & Expos
• Adams trial hears testimony from co-defendants
• LSSD plans to host Rachel's Challenge events in February
• Smile Christmas thieves, you may be on camera
• Adams trial begins in Durham's court
• SWCC to host annual Christmas banquet Saturday
• Council questions entertainment district
• WCHS to host 'Making the Transition' Workshop for parents of high school students with disabilities
• THP encourages everyone to decorate with blue to remember fallen officers
• Blue Christmas and White Diamonds Tour of Homes set for Friday evening: Tour will benefit McClain Christian Academy
• Mt. Juliet Library offers holiday family fun
• Weekend of Christmas events in Lebanon ends with parade
• Cumberland University Instructor Receives March of Dimes Nurse of the Year Award
• Prospect, Inc. hosts annual awards luncheon
• Mark sentenced to life in prison
• Intrigue Athletics steps up to help LSSD special needs students
• Project Tango to closen property next week
• Day 3 testimony explosive, graphic in Mark trial
• Christmas For All still needs volunteers, sponsors and donations
• 'Be a Santa to a Senior' still needs your help
• Marks' friends testify to seeing bruising, being concerned
• Bowen asks Council for feedback on fate of firehall
• Pediatrician’s trial testimony details alleged abuse; defense says Deborah Mark not guilty of charges
• Decorated trees raise money for CU
• Garrett cancels recall petition of Warmath
• Trees of the Hall 11.30
• Cumberland University presents annual Christmas concert on Dec. 2
• Donations buy chance to meet country star
• Five tax moves to make before Dec. 31
• Cumberland University presents annual Christmas concert
• Christmas Parade shaping up: Deadline for entries is today to avoid late fee
• Making their list and checking it twice: LFD shops for Christmas For All
• 'Think Green, Think Clean Litter Challenge' awards presented
• Jury picked for pediatrician's trial; began Tuesday
• North Pole Express visits Watertown
• Shopping local supports your hometown neighbors
• 'Small Business Saturday' Shoppers asked to buy from smaller retailers today
• LFD plans Sunday 'roadblocks' to aid Christmas For All
• Lebanon man arrested for indecent exposure while driving
• Multiple departments crack multiple burglaries
• Christmas For All swinging into high gear
• Vocational students present families with food baskets for the holiday
• Some county commissioners wants review of PILOT program
• Roberts leaving LSSD
• Southwest Community Club delivers Thanksgiving to families in need
• Look out for 'More Cops, More stops' over Thanksgiving weekend
• Lebanon woman dies following car accident
• Local stores to open as early as 9 p.m. Thursday for Black Friday madness
• Each Tennessean has a duty to report child abuse
• Sutures in space? Local teachers prepare for NASA mission
• Girl Scouts make sure 25 families have Thanksgiving feasts
• Grand juries indict former FBI agent, Wilson County Sheriff’s lieutenant
• CU supporters decorate Trees of the Hall
• Empower Me Christmas Camp brings laughter
• Mistletoe Marketplace raises money for missions
• Shop Wilson County First this holiday season
• Chamberland donates to Pickett Chapel restoration
• Lebanon Senior Citizens Center hosts annual health fair
• Second graders remember to give thanks
• Tennessee October unemployment rate 9.6 percent
• Clift accepts buy out from Four Lake executive committee
• Two juveniles suspected in armed robberies
• Judge overrules attempt to suppress Mark's statement during trial
• Middle Tennessee is perfect for sheep
• Rachel's Challenge program finds receptive audience in local schools
• Don't forget seniors this Christmas
• Hero firefighter unqualified to stay with WEMA finds work with WCSD
• Pediatrian charged in death of adopted daughter in court
• Platinum Holiday Market to benefit competition dance team
• Rotarians get sneak-peek at new Lebanon High School
• Mt. Juliet 'Gangsta Crip' sentenced to 51 years in prison
• Line-item transfers dominate Council discussions
• WEMA to host Family Preparedness Day Nov. 19
• 'Tis the season . . . to get ripped off
• To benefit FRC programs, you must designate your United Way donation
• Real estate prices improve in Wilson County
• Carroll-Oakland rings in the Christmas shopping season
• Dare To Dine a delicious success
• Lest we forget
• Be a Santa to a Senior
• Videos for troops
• Lebanon's WW II veterans take Honor Flight to Washington, D.C.
• Rotary hosts breakfast for vets
• Tuckers Crossroads School: Attorney says client just concerned about her daughter
• Georgia-Pacific qualifies for - and receives - PILOT program
• School of Music and the Arts presents fall band concert
• Chamber awards 'mini-grants' to local teachers
• Council moves Amazon project along
• Come shop at the Christmas Craft Fair Saturday
• Patriots to march from Nashville to Lebanon Square to honor veterans
• Disabilities no longer limits college possibilities: College fair for disabled students planned for Nov. 10
• What's going on at Tuckers Crossroads?
• Council gives first nod to partnership for Project Tango infrastructure
• Law Enforcement Blotter – Oct. 31, 2011
• Cumberland students offer early trick-or-treating at Fall Fun Fest
• Ready, aim, fire in the Zombie Shoot
• Ready, set — shop! Ward Center to host holiday craft sale Nov. 4
• WCSD, LPD receive Highway Safety Grants from state
• Obituaries for Oct. 31, 2011
• 36 graduate from Citizen's Police Academy
• LPD arrests those thought to be involved three recent robberies
• ‘Mr. Watertown’ Edsel Floyd dies at 81
• Everyone invited to kill zombies this Saturday
• Habitat thanks church leaders
• Wilson County, Lebanon unemployment rates rise
• HomeSafe receives $20,000 from the Mary Kay Foundation to combat domestic violence
• LHS graduate and songwriter wins contest, will record CD
• Haslam joins Tennessee District Attorneys to kick-off Meth Awareness Campaign
• FBI arrests Rivers, last indicted 'Vice Lords' gang member still at large after September arrests
• State education commissioner visits LSSD
• City Council holds work session to look at proposed Cumberland Center
• LSSD administrators address Noon Rotary meeting
• Ribbon cutting marks the opening of new WCHS tennis courts
• Project Tango discussed at Planning Commission meeting
• Confused about new Voter ID law? Town Hall meeting is Nov. 1
• Have questions about ADHD? Come to Nov. 3 workshop
• Local state officials not in favor of reducing Sunshine Law's impact
• Nelson leaves big shoes to fill
• Garrett wants to clear up Warmath recall confusion
• Fiddlers Grove festival welcomes fall
• Kids get active at Empower Me Fall Camp
• Law Enforcement Blotter Oct. 24, 2011
• Christmas For All can make sure every child get a present, but only with your help
• Calendar 10-20
• Help feed the hungry by coming to the 'Empty Bowls' luncheon Nov. 5
• Watertown High School gearing up to celebrate centennial year
• WCCC needs your help to make Red Ribbon Week a success
• Is trick-or-treating safe?
• Four arrested after alleged attempted robbery: Two out on bail from previous arrest
• WCCC preparing to host second 'drug take back' event in three locations
• Smart elected Urban Growth Boundary Plan Coordinating Committee Chairman
• Marching Blue Devils headed to NYC for Veterans Day Parade
• Hays, Office Max ensure 'A Day Made Better' at Sam Houston
• School Bus Safety Week recognized by county commission
• County Commission approves redistricting plan
• City Council passes budget with 4-2 vote on third reading
• Cumberland University Theatre to Present "Dearly Departed"
• FRC to host 'Active Parenting' workshop to help parents explore disciplinary issues
• Handing out pumpkins and valuable information
• Warmath recall petition approved
• Craighead addresses concerns about The Cumberland Center
• Oktoberfest continues to grow in popularity
• Cumberland wins big on and off the field at homecoming
• Law Enforcement Blotter Oct. 17, 2011
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• WWII vet bday
• Old soldiers' memories never fade away
• Marching Blue Devils headed to NYC for Veterans Day Parade
• Promised Land Trail spotlights 'authentic Tennessee'
• Benefit for Bonnie Oliver set for Saturday at the fairgrounds
• Big smiles and full tummies —Taste of Wilson County was a hit
• Cedar Grove Cemetery Tour this Saturday
• Luncheon planned to honor community seniors
• 'Cancer Queens' entertain FCE luncheon
• Sales taxes indicate improving county economy
• Calls to County Animal Control increase
• PinkSkin proceeds to benefit Susan G. Komen for the Cure
• UMC WELCOMES DR. ALISA BOWERSOCK, OBSTETRICIAN & GYNECOLOGIST, TO MEDICAL STAFF
• McCall to join e-fairness event
• 'Rachel's Challenge' program coming to local schools
• Alumni heading home to CU this weekend
• Committee urges 'Shop Wilson County First'
• Warmath recall petition rejected for now
• State economy continues slow upturn
• Dr. Joe F. Bryant, 78, dies at home
• Taste a little of Wilson County's finest Thursday
• 'Flash mob' will strike Lebanon in coming days
• Lebanon man arrested for criminal impersonation, theft
• Two arrested after stolen four wheelers found stashed in woods
• Former Board of Trust chairman dies
• Law Enforcement Blotter – Oct. 10, 2011
• 10.10.11 JB Leftwich Editors' Scholarship
• Women enjoy a day just for them
• Warren certified as administrator
• How to save a life: LHS trainer remains cool under pressure to save LHS football player
• McCall satisfied with Amazon agreement
• Reports claim Amazon coming to Wilson County
• Images of Bill Cook's talent remain vivid
• Open hands and open hearts: Lebanon couple recognized for efforts as foster parents
• Pare' runner up for AARP Tennessee’s highest volunteer award
• Budget panel OKs funds to demolish funeral home
• First Freedom Bank Ground Breaking
• They'll take you there: Agency offers rides for all
• Yard sale Saturday to benefit girl seriously injured in accident
• Finding a place to shine
• Turn the camera on the photographer
• Cumberland Center announcement draws rave reviews from Wilson Countians
• Coming out of the shadows: October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• Cumberland Center to feature events venue
• Council moves budget along, votes bonuses for employees
• 10.5.11 Law Enforcement Committee
• Job Fair rescheduled for Oct. 13
• A concrete future: YouthLinks Program gives local youth marketable skill
• County to organize power of disaster volunteers
• 'Save the Ta-tas:' October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Pody gets feedback from Wilson County Republican Women
• Garrett files for recall of Warmath
• Job fair at The Mill Thursday
• Watertown's Mile Long Yard Sale means out with the old and in with the new – to you
• Law Enforcement Blotter Oct. 3, 2011
• Lebanon's Low Country Boil raises another $30,000
• Tennessee legislators want more judges' misdeeds made public
• Committee OKs new Commission districts
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• Council to take second budget vote
• Hill elected TRA chairman
• Wilson County celebrates 'Child Health Week'
• Young women from area high schools get an economic reality check
• Jury finds Fox guilty of first degree murder
• Council passes budget on first reading
• Kidwell's job: Make life easier for those disaibled or in need
• J.C. Hellum boarding house gives men a second chance
• Volunteers needed to advocate for people in nursing homes, assisted living facilities
• Council to consider $19.95 million budget
• Committee hears Bradley's Barn report
• Black confident tax code will be changed
• Dramatic testimony marks second day of Fox murder trail
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• Fireball Run coming to Lebanon Sept. 29
• Haslam says education is states' responsibility
• Veterans have friends at Courthouse
• Wilson's jobless at 8.1%, Lebanon's at 9.8%
• WCSD continues to investigate circumstances of Mt. Juliet standoff
• Leadership Wilson's latest class of community leaders begins training
• Insurance Committee looks at clinic options
• Komen for Cure teams with Premium Outlets
• Council holds back-to-back meetings
• Out of county students rarely accepted in Wilson County schools
• Baddour Pinnacle branch to get major facelift
• Renowned historian to speak at Cumberland Monday
• Mt. Juliet High School winner of first SCORE Prize Award for high schools
• Big crowd mostly hostile to city manager idea
• Realtors honor EMTAR's Lowe
• West Wilson standoff reveals teenage girl beaten, bound
• Beavers named to women's council
• Hibdon appointed to state advisory council
• City manager hearing expected to draw crowd
• SCAN honors original volunteers with retirement celebration
• If you have a 'struggling student' plan to attend FRC workshop
• Federal indictment served on 'Vice Lords' gang members: Arrests include 11 from Lebanon
• GladeFest
• Redneck Rumble
• Huddleston to withdraw Lebanon city manager resolution Tuesday night
• Law Enforcement Blotter Sept. 19, 2011
• Energy grants promise county taxpayer savings
• Watertown yard sale sure sign of fall
• Baby, you can drive my bus: 'Bus Driver Appreciation Week' in Wilson County was a hit
• You paid how much? Sheriff's department uses website to sell confiscated property
• Squires to vote on opposing Corps water charges
• State jobless rate down 0.1%
• LPD nabs two alleged burglars in seperate incidents
• Lebanon Special School District helps answer the question: How do I deal with my child's anger?
• United Way of Wilson County begins new campaign
• LPD deploys three spike strips to slow down alleged drunk driver
• Ruling in Craighead case could tighten permit enforcement
• Wilson voters total 62,308
• Tennessee revenues up 7.65%
• SROs to present child abduction prevention workshops
• USFA releases 'Civilian Fire Fatalities in Residential Buildings' Report
• Amazon still interviewing for positions at new Lebanon distribution center
• Deputies stop burglars after chase
• Warren: Referendum on changing charter not legal
• Wilson County home sales rebounding
• Fundraising concert to restore historic Pickett Chapel planned for Sept. 17
• Lebanon Police nab suspected burglar at Quality Motors
• Calls more frequent at Animal Control
• Lebanon woman killed in White County crash
• Councilors ask public hearing on city manager idea
• Cumberland University Has Record Enrollment, Again
• Record numbers run/walk for their Sherrys
• Unity: The message of Sept. 11 remembrance ceremony
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• CU professor's new book looks at the treatment of 9-11 on film
• Lebanon Council to vote on city manager to replace mayor
• Wilson memories of 9-11 will always remain vivid
• Eagle Scouts make the grade by working at Brooks House
• Budget panel defers Neal scanner request
• Wilson County First responders honored by city, county
• WEMA approved for 3 EMTS, 3 paramedics
• LSSD Family Resource Center offers workshop to help parents deal with 'Teen Risky Behaviors'
• Gretchen Wilson to headline concert for Bradley's Barn
• Wilson County School Board will fund half of new SRO position
• Lebanon mayor breaks tie, water/sewer hike passes
• God and Country service to reflect on 9-11-01
• Mt. Juliet church to observe 150th anniversary
• Law Enforcement Blotter
• Portion of Democrat subscription sales to benefit Marching Blue Devils trip to NYC
• Sherry’s Run auction items a real crowd pleaser
• TSCA: A family affair
• Democrat, police among those with no phones Tuesday
• White Castle to honor first responders
• Lebanon Police, Wilson County Sheriff team up for drug bust
• Prospect hosts K-9 team demonstration
• Wilson County Sheriff's Department getting new boat
• Wilson County to buy compactor for Suggs Creek
• Did someone say rain? County could be in for soaking
• Old Lebanon High School could become middle school, but not for some time
• Lebanon PD, THP gear up for Labor Day Weekend enforcement
• Lebanon man arrested with drugs, cash, gun
• Ashe says Wilson County SRO Program in jeopardy
• Shenandoah Mills asks for 'level playing field'
• First Lady Haslam visits Wilson County to again encourage students to 'Read 20'
• Wilson County declares September Suicide Prevention Awareness Month
• LPD officer follows noise to crime in progress
• Hutto, other mayors, monitoring Corps plan to charge for water usage
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• Weapons found on MJHS campus
• Meth arrest Friday in Providence Market Place parking lot
• Wilson County teachers mark achieving tenure in Tuesday ceremony
• City Council approves certified tax rate
• Eckton Chinyanga: Finding a Second Home
• Kaitlyn Gross: Learning to Shape Tomorrow's Writers
• CU@8 Series Presents Black Violin
• Local Craig's List user warns others of possible scam
• Dog that attacked Larkins ordered destroyed
• Lebanon TN has taxing budget situation
• Sherry’s Run honors Kenny Scott at 2011 run
• Craighead driveway passes inspection
• Bess tells Wilson County teachers to look to the needs of homeless students
• Hargett, Wilson County educate each other
• Empower Me Day Camp's annual 'Swinefest' reaches fundraising goal
• Law Enforcement Blotter
• Dr. Deborah Sherman
• Plans of Hope Women's Expo
• Date Set for the 2nd Annual Dawg Dash 5k Walk/Run
• In Wilson County Criminal Court Blair sentenced to 25 years in 2009 killing
• Advocate for homeless students to speak at MJHS
• Lebanon Council to vote on tax rate
• Wilson TN senior workshop focus in-home care
• Lebanon Police Department accepting applications for Citizens Police Academy
• TN Amazon plants draw cheers,concern
• McCall anxious to tell his side of tax investigation
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• Youth employment at under 50%
• Juvenile arrested for firing gun, Lebanon police suspect gang activity
• Hutto derails criticism of Star support
• Lebanon Police investigating dental practice
• Mayfield pleads guilty in earlier DUI arrest
• Antioch man sentenced for stealing slain Wilson County officer's badge
• Lebanon budget remains at impasse
• Music City Star support slips
• Back to School for Lebanon - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Wilson County sheriff says no conflict of interest over wife's new job
• Wilson County TN budget approved
• Lebanon TN Council defers rate hike
• Bullying goes high tech; Lebanon Special School District to host workshop on bullying
• What was your favorite part of the Wilson County Fair?
• Bluegrass Guitar Contest
• Beagles turn out for the Wilson County Fair
• Locals crank up the competition at the Wilson County Fair
• 2011 Wilson County Fair sets new attendance record
• Wilson County TN landfill taking paint
• Beggs pleads guilty in dog bite case, still may appeal
• Lebanon's Farmer's Market offers produce fresh off the farm
• Lebanon Cedar Seniors help 'Miss Margaret' celebrate milestone birthday
• Men attempt to pass phony checks at Wilson County banks
• Laffer offers 5 steps to fix economy
• Save the Chapel! – A musical extravaganza
• Wilson County mayor sees things going well
• Tennessee unemployment rate remains at 9.8 percent
• Two more Wilson County farms recognized as 'Century Farms'
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• Animal control: In Lebanon the name says it all
• TN Rep. Black touts Tea party credentials
• TN schools get books from D.C.
• Lebanon TN police honored
• HomeSafe receives grant, hopes to keep helping domestic violence victims in Wilson County
• Mayor say Wilson County fire talks positive
• Lebanon Council rejects budget, defers hike
• Cumberland Benefactor Passes Away
• Craighead announces Lebanon Information Days
• LPD makes first bust under new synthetic drug law
• Warmath feeling better, but recovery slow
• AYP scores put LSSD on 'targeted' list: Administrators have plan increase performance
• County district redrawing underway
• Superspeedway drops NASCAR; may be sold
• Wilson County schools improve AYP
• Public invited to official opening of new Winfree Bryant Middle
• Saturday's Summer Swinefest supports a great cause
• Legendary minister celebrates 103 years
• Sheriff confirms threat against driver in fatal crash
• Cracker Barrel names new CEO
• Council kicks budget vote down the road
• LHS Band receives promise of big donation, providing they earn it
• Thursday's Senior Workshop to focus on aging parents' finances
• Council to her from public on water/sewer hikes
• Dewaal named county engineer
• Amazon welcomed, tax issue looms
• Teachers get governor's ear
• An everyday hero: Lebanon man donates bone marrow
• Lebanon to celebrate 'National Night Out' against crime
• County employees to receive extra money
• Haslam asks Wilson leaders for 'feedback'
• Empower Me Day Camp celebrates summer
• Lebanon Council whittles at budget requests
• Hathcock recalls days with champion Packers
• Lebanon man dies beneath tractor trailer at local truck stop
• County Budget Committee tackles 'needs'
• LSSD board approves budget, plans open house at new WBMS
• Weeks 'sets record straight' about Craighead probe
• Comptroller backs Four Lake money sharing
• Cash strapped parents rejoice: Local church offers free school supplies, clothes to students in need
• Beck fails to appear in court: New warrants issued, TBI joins search
• Game offers chance to learn some history
• African American community celebrates the past, looks to the future
• Lebanon bans synthetic drugs: Officials hope new ordinance will help cops stay ahead of manufactures
• Outside auditor offers city tips on handling budget
• Heated Council session gets personal
• Local family helps 'Lost Boys of Sudan'
• Pratt pleased with reassessment process
• Body of Mt. Juliet man found in Old Hickory Lake
• The way it used to be : Events planned to honor Lebanon Clowns Negro League team
• Lochinvar acquired by A.O. Smith
• Council votes to hike water/sewer rates
• Squires won't expand Mt. Juliet fire service
• Antioch man accused of stealing slain officer's badge
• Pinnacle Bank robbed at gunpoint
• Squires to vote on fire service
• Where's my book?
• Cumberland Football Announces Season Ticket Information
• June landfill collections strong
• LSSD student registration July 25
• Marching Blue Devils one step closer to NYC
• Squires reluctantly agree with Council
• JB Leftwich leaves living legacy
• This is not your grandmother's history report
• Routine agenda doesn't stop lively Council session
• Wilson committee to meet with Mt. Juliet Commission
• Hagerty: No ambulance, no Mt. Juliet fire hall
• City budget limps back to Square One
• Wilson County building codes in effect Friday
• Friends remember Charile Bissinger – a 'true saint'
• Relay for Life fights the good fight against cancer
• Lebanon man on state's top ten most wanted list
• County schools' proposed budget projected to increase by $4.45 million
• THP reminds motorist to never leave children unattended in vehicles
• Suspect charged with kidnapping, assault, evading arrest
• Commission names reapportionment panel
• Thumb bands remind teens not to text while driving
• Give-A-Ways to include cash, 6 vehicles at fair
• UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER ANNOUNCE UNIVERSITY MEDICAL GROUP
• UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER INTRODUCES ER EXTRA WAIT TIME TEXTING CAPABILITY
• Squires to begin redistricting task
• Council mulls proposals to increase city revenue
• Nashville Zoo residents visit library
• Next hearing for Mendenhall set for Aug. 1
• 'A wonderful place to record'
• Brenda Lee loved Bradley's Barn
• Numerous staff, coaching changes at LHS
• Lucky dog: Stray to join law enforcement
• Middle TN Ride for MDA
• Armistead will apply for four more years
• Owen Bradley’s vision on Benders Ferry
• New LHS ahead of schedule
• Picketts Chapel work to require commitment
• Making the grade: ALC recognizes graduates
• Keith calls for equal treatment in fire decisions
• Long session nips at city budget woes
• SCAN Program receives donated air conditioner, hopes for more
• Davis receives high marks from school board evaluation
• Sherry's Run team captains meetings scheduled
• Lebanon Rotarians steps up to help people cool down
• Committee to select county insurance carrier
• Symphony on Lawn to present 'Hoe Down' By SANDY CAMPBELL Staff Writer The 16th annual Symphony on the Lawn at Cumberland University is expected to dr
• BOE director, sheriff reach compromise on SROs payment issue
• Another chase, another arrest for LPD
• Merritt sentenced to 225 years in jail for child rape
• TCS honors crossing guard with balloon release
• LPD recovers drugs on Keaton Street
• City Council is cool to fee proposals
• Sheriff: Safety of kids, not money, is issue
• Police shoot suspect following pursuit
• Pair sues city, Craighead, Weeks for $1 million plus
• Haslam, Black to speak at Wilson's Reagan Dinner
• Pody deplores waste, political games in state government
• Ashe honors fallen comrades; promotes a greenway park
• Norene may lose its post office
• Status quo expenditures, contributions OK'd
• Power of Ten focuses on collaboration
• CHUE students graduate from GREAT Program
• CU Board Reappoints President and Elects Officers
• Letter carriers and public give big to Help Center
• Thompson joins Wright in clearing Craighead Also sees potential for conflict
• Cooper: Holding debt ceiling hostage 'shameful'
• Wright: Craighead's business activity doesn't violate charter
• Public participation leads to long Council meeting
• Joseph's Storehouse food distribution set
• Cumberland University Student One of 30 Students in the Nation to Receive a One-Week Gilder Lehrman History Scholarship
• Lebanon draws Korean War veterans
• Sales tax collections continue positive trend
• Hutto: Fire service plan a win-win
• State historical executive praises Lebanon's effort
• Lebanon songwriter is fan favorite in contest to combat COPD
• State historical executive praises Lebanon's effort
• Delegates to Boys State, Girls State programs recognized
• Valkyrie honored by WCHS students, faculty
• First lady encourages students to 'Read 20' this summer
• Summer time and the living's easy – at least thieves think so
• Election Commission to upgrade security
• Maynard selected new finance commissioner
• Wilson first county to employ own program to mask SSNs on Internet
• Second chance prom promises good time
• Davis praises Wilson's educational opportunities
• Weeks sues city, Craighead, Lee
• 'Gateway to Knowledge' rolling towards Lebanon
• County World War II veteran to be on Honor Flight
• 'Cinderella' to be danced at WCHS
• Gladeville water tops in taste
• Pody says teacher collective bargaining bill still alive
• TRW – 50 years and going strong
• UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER KICKS OFF NATIONAL NURSES WEEK ON MAY 6
• NATIONAL HOSPITAL WEEK CELEBRATED BY UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER
• Daniels, Wilson leaders join for Day of Prayer
• Channel 2 reporter says 'I'm coming back'
• Craighead asks DA to investigate TV charges
• Craighead tells his side about TV report
• Jewell faces suspension after minor accident
• Two county employees become Good Samaritans
• Flood study: CU area should be top priority
• Sheriff has Black's back when town hall gets test
• Wilson jobless rate drops to 7.9 %
• Census means new wards ... and new form of government? By SANDY CAMPBELL Staff Writer In the wake of the 2010 Census, Lebanon, along with citie
• Public to get look at city flood studies
• Pratt says property info is there to see
• Council focuses on jobs and attracting business By SANDY CAMPBELL Staff Writer "If it stays in Wilson County, it helps all of us," Mt. Juliet Economi
• Cumberland University's CMENC Chapter Brings Home Award
• Stumb named senior fellow at think tank
• Election Commission to select new chairman
• County OKs five-year reassessment cycle
• CHUE's Vann named Wilson County Teacher of the Year
• LSSD board approves school calendar
• LSSD after school programs in jeopardy
• Wilson County student invited to attend prestigious conference in Washington, D.C.
• TRW celebrating its 50th anniversary
• Council votes to amend code for utility cut-offs
• Council tackles line items, budgets and buildings
• Pratt says 5-year cycle will cut out third-year "updates"
• Senior citizen arrested for indoor grow operation
• County to consider vicious dog policy
• New CEO making UMC 'a much different place'
• Lynch selected as landfill director
• CU Announces Dates for Patrons' Party and Phoenix Ball
• Four Lake Authority to get 1-year renewal
• Caregivers respond to first workshop
• Wilson looks at changing property reappraisal cycle
• Awareness for a Better Tomorrow Highlights Children Organizations
• Hostile atmosphere carries over to city council meeting
• Lebanon council work session gets heated over transfers
• Neal: Uncollected costs overstated by $50 million
• Committee approves HR qualifications
• McFarland's medals returned in WCHS ceremony
• For songwriter, Habitat proves to be inspiration
• Development Board makes presentation to government officials
• College fair for students with disabilities April 19
• Pardon me boys, is that the City of Lebanon?
• Helpful education focus of caregivers workshop
• Neal expects to have correct court cost figures at meeting
• Rodeo promises good time and a boost for non-profits
• Corker says CAP act will avoid ‘wave of U.S. debt’
• Hutto says competition in Wilson good, but cooperation helps all
• For Wilson website a 'B' means No. 1
• Neal says she knows her job and is doing it
• $59.6 million uncollected in Wilson court costs
• Hager says 'sustainability' is Lebanon planning focus
• Squires vote to establish HR position
• Paws on the Quad
• When seconds count, 911 SAFER could save lives
• I-VOTE hopes to create informed voters
• Resident foils home invasion attempt
• Wilson is state’s third fastest growing county
• Foster parents needed in Wilson County
• Beef Agribition was a hit
• Sales tax collections take a slight dip
• Frustrated Craighead dealt major zoning defeat
• 2011 theme: 'Hats Off to Wilson County Fair'
• Hutto likes work ethic of officials, employees
• Going Above and Beyond Coupled With a Strong Commitment to Patients
• UMC OFFERS RACE TICKETS TO BOOST BLOOD SUPPLY
• Health Screenings offered at WB&T Senior Citizen's Day
• Wilson Countians in Japan endure terrifying earthquake
• Beef Agribition moves to new digs at county fairgrounds
• Homes sales, prices decline in February
• Some will lose power for short periods Tuesday
• Committees move closer to filling finance, human resources jobs
• Burger says support growing for county's Animal Control
• Beavers' Health Freedom Act awaits Haslam's signature
• 'Power of One': Bringing all of Wilson together
• PET director blasts teacher protesters
• Gas Department to conduct annual survey March 14-15
• Tea Party applauds Pope, puts Pody on defensive
• Beavers says her election bills are only clarifications
• Interlocal pact could stem flood frustration
• CU's Corey Bleaken claims national championship
• Second Whip Crackin' Rodeo should top last year's event
• Weather delays Wilson County paving projects
• Bomb squad called for suspiciously placed suitcases
• Elam hits ground running during segue from mayor to Capitol Hill
• Council authorizes borrowing $2.9 million
• CU School of Education & Public Service Offers Summer Workshops for License Renewal
• Multi Talented Art Majors Create Murals
• Cumberland Student Receives ADDY Award
• Wilson Salvation Army has funds for flood victims
• Squires OK certified building inspector, International Codes
• Federal funds for meth clean-up end soon
• Committee wants county to pursue unpaid court fees
• Bill would close predator loophole
• F-1 tornado hit Wilson County Thursday
• Black says Congress will 'break apart' health act
• Culinary Center offers partnership opportunities
• Byars Dowdy’s Roar Run coming April 9
• 29 apply for county finance poisition
• Health Freedom Act passes Senate 21-10
• Animal Control forum draws crowd, offers tips
• 24-hour 'street' count identifies homeless
• Heavy storms could hit Wilson today
• Cumberland invites public to tour new Culinary Center
• Friendship students break goal for canned goods
• Cable theft pushes Charter to pull service
• Fighting drugs across America
• Anger management issues involve families of all ages
• Pody hears complaints, concerns from teachers
• MJ school property sale to close Friday
• Music City Star ridership up as Martha station re-opens
• Pody 'serious' about ineffective agencies
• Beavers 'impressed' with legislative package
• Education panel OKs Watertown school land
• Council hears pro-city manager presentation
• Animal control forum planned at Cumberland
• Cedar City Trail funding survives first Council vote
• Wilson sees rise in sales tax receipts
• 911-SAFER benefits everyone
• Water/sewer compliance will mean rate hikes
• Cumberland University to host 2011 International Saito Conducting Workshop
• Honoring a local journalism legend
• CAC Fundraiser – an affair to remember
• Wilson's 'Emancipation to Leadership' stories
• LSSD begins preparing for education’s future
• Despite road conditions, injuries remained low
• Alexander named TSWA College Coach of the Year
• They're taking the beginning steps to bring Walk Across Wilson from concept to reality. The Wilson County Health Council met Tuesday morning and discu
• Walk Across Wilson may arrive soon
• BOE recognizes retiring teachers
• Pody expects more jobs from Four Lakes Authority
• LPD urging public to help nab robber
• More snow headed our way today
• BOE authorizes purchase of land for new WHS
• Man arrested for discharging gun
• Craighead says key is achieving goals without 'breaking bank'
• County denies responsibility for private road maintenance
• Pody bill may seek 12-year term limit
• Board approves schedule to hire landfill manager
• ‘A Chocolate Affair’ coming Feb. 11
• Mayor, Leadership class focusing on positive news
• Vandever’s woes continue with civil suit filed against him
• Criminal investigation of Vandever continues
• Brockman seeks I-40 widening resolution
• South Cumberland Walgreen’s robbed Tuesday
• Councilors vote 4-0 to pre-approve grants
• Jury finds Hogg guilty
• Warmath wants Council to approve all grant bids
• Arcade on Public Square to go back to 'original intent'
• Hogg’s sexual exploitation trial begins
• Cumberland University announces Dean's List for fall semester
• Foushee promises to unite Wilson GOP
• The reopening of McClain's signaled arrival of Arcade
• Dancers prove age ain't nothin' but a number
• Active Teen Parenting workshop rescheduled
• Required water/sewer projects will mean rate hike in July
• Arrest made in Dollar General robbery attempt
• Council to Mayor: 'Talk to us first'
• Sheriff’s office looking for suspects who set cat on fire
• Local band part of nationwide Battle of the Bands online
• Lebanon high has a new flag
• 1861 Bank of Tennessee dollar notes found in courthouse
• Footprints in the snow lead to arrest
• College to Career Fair
• Parenting workshop to deal with sexual abuse of children
• Chamber honors those who have made difference
• Sheriff tells Commission '10 was heavy response year
• Beavers among Rally for Life speakers
• Tennessee, national jobless rates at 9.4%
• Green named LPD's 'Officer of the Year'
• Lebanon gets glimpse of its potential recycling future
• Lebanon sales tax collections up again
• Mid-state braces for more snow
• Media expert offers internet selling tips
• Cumberland University to give free iPads to Students
• Building a legacy, one brick at a time
• Davis to prepare snow, ice plan for board
• Details released in weekend's fatal accident
• Warmath 'passes' to block Baird Estate rezoning
• Transit-oriented community would be first in Midstate
• Spanish Film Festival
• Hutto finds county does most things right, but faces challenges
• County teachers to see pay raise
• Former Lebanon firefighter appears in Rutherford court
• Details remain sparse in weekend car accident fatality
• McCall investigation reports under review
• Jewell interview: It'll take money to improve WEMA response times
• LSSD personnel changes announced for 2011-2012
• MLK Prayer Breakfast slated for Jan. 22
• Weather has no impact on progress at Winfree Bryant Middle School
• County autopsy costs expected to double
• Hutto says initial fire service research reveals 'giving all I can' to MJ
• Martin Luther King Day
• Which parcel will it be?
• County, LSSD schools remain closed for fourth day
• LHS band to march in Haslam's inauguration parade
• LSSD receives 'Good Standing' in report cards
• County advertising for new Finance head
• Committee to pursue hiring county HR officer
• Financial training workshop rescheduled
• Wilson real estate ends 2010 on an upswing
• As a parent, Adkins pleased with schools' report cards
• LFD-WEMA dispute may be problem of communication
• Schools remain closed; Extended Care opens late
• Winter weather expected to continue today
• FFA is more than just farming
• County's report card shows schools in 'Good Standing'
• Jewell says WEMA's response was correct in warehouse fire
• LFD-WEMA dispute may be problem of communication
• The Cumberland Center: The missing link for Mid-Tenn.'s economic growth
• Which vacation schedule would you prefer?
• Fiddlers Grove Director Williams' job terminated
• Jewell says WEMA's response was correct in warehouse fire
• Free financial training workshop begins Monday
• Private assessment measure withdrawn; Council votes to buy salt, fire truck
• Arrest made in Upton Heights shooting incident
• Crohn's, Colitis Support group forming in Lebanon
• Work session to revisit Tuckers Gap property reimbursements
• Pratt letter's purpose to to help state's 2011 re-assessment
• Despite weather, Wilson Fair remains in Top 50
• Lebanon warehouse goes up in flames
• New laws effective Jan. 1 target drunk drivers
• High speed chase ends in Wilson County
• Changes may delay some tax filings
• Fiddlers Grove to celebrate 20 years throughout 2011
• One call can save lives
• New Christmas arrival an unforgettable experience
• Ringing in the new year safe and sound
• Craighead optimistic; says city workers are 'excellent'
• New office holders have wish lists for 2011
• MJPD officer shoots assault suspect
• EMA committee member stands by motion to reject MJ fire proposal
• Lebanon planners deny MTEMC building
• Having holiday fun at Chad's Winter Wonderland
• Council gets an earful on development, PUD
• LPD searches for shooter
• Commission OKs new insurance plan
• Guests agree Harris, Sutherland to be missed
• Hutto effort to spark fire service talks is set back
• Smoke from Maple Hill Road barn fire visible on Square
• Local students excel at National Geographic Bee
• Wilson Co. Sheriff's deputies catch escaped DeKalb Co. inmate
• Schools remain closed; WEMA received 130 calls in 48 hours
• Combined efforts nab suspected burglars
• County Committees have light schedule
• Real Estate reports mixed in November
• Lebanon Health and Rehab unveil Tiny's Timber Lodge
• Local agencies prepare for winter blast
• Hutto begins new holiday tradition
• Deadline for Christmas for All applications today
• Sales tax collections continue to trend higher
• Sheriff, 911 director urge removal of batteries from old cell phones
• Hutto believes county could have building codes by July
• Project Lucas students give back to Christmas for All
• Mayor's bid to give city employee bonuses fizzles
• Finance Director Gilbert to retire December 31st
• Council to consider new fire truck, city bonuses
• Area teen killed following Friday wreck
• Lebanon case demonstrates how rabies symptoms vary
• Home for the Holidays in Watertown
• LHS baseball field named after former coach
• Eye witness testifies during hearing
• Craighead recommends holiday bonuses for city employees
• Public urged to 'Take Action For Jackson'
• Asking for help to continue helping others
• Lebanon, county take steps to become recycling hub
• Page enters guilty plea in Cooksey case
• School burglars strike again
• Farmer leaves engineering in the cold to join the heat of politics and service
• NLOL to shelter puppies from hoarding situation
• 'Trees of the Hall' nets $5,900 for young musicians, artists
• College Hills held last blood drive Monday
• For Nicholas, his wish comes true with 'CARS' and karaoke
• Area schools burglarized
• Christmasland targeted by toilet paper vandals
• Meth labs continue to rise in Wilson
• Wilson jobless rate drops to 7.8 percent
• Black Friday may put area stores in black
• Historic Places Tour, Square Open House to be Dec. 4
• Tennessee Maneuvers seminar, book signing to be Dec. 4
• Beavers victim of e-mail hoax
• 'Homemade, with love'
• Howe's court date pushed back
• Southwest Community Club continues its food box tradition
• Using constant vigilance keeps shoppers safe during holiday season
• Improving balance, hand-eye coordination with Zoogle
• Local man's curiosity leads to arrest
• BZA shuts down rodeo in county
• Animal Control panel begins policy review for new department
• Students of all ages say 'Yes' to tennis
• Arrest made at a Greenwood Road meth lab
• Lebanon man involved in gang shooting
• Game, set, match: Time to move forward
• Davis clarifies cost of tennis courts
• Fire department to hold roadblocks for Christmas for All
• George Harding, public servant, friend to many, dies at 88
• Bonner's court date moved to January
• Sales tax revenues take a healthy jump
• Council pays tribute to Farmer
• Election Administrator Harris, top assistant, step down
• Council to vote on final Maddox-Simpson agreement
• Squires to BOE: 'Don't ask for more money'
• 'What's the Rush?' Health Council focuses on teen pregnancy
• SCAN honors three veterans of their own
• Come learn about the character of princesses
• Christmasland comes to life tomorrow night
• LPD nabs another burglar
• UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER PREPARING FOR FLU SEASON
• UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER SHARES HALLOWEEN HEALTH AND SAFETY TIPS
• UMC WELCOMES DR. JEREMY CUZZOURT, OTOLARYNGOLOGIST, TO MEDICAL STAFF
• Warm Farewell Given to Dr. Donald Nuessle
• UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER CEO, SAAD EHTISHAM, APPOINTED TO CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY BOARD
• UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER OFFERS CHILDBIRTH EDUCATION CLASS SERIES
• Autism parenting workshop offered in Spanish
• Revenue Department responds to open records request
• Traffic stop breaks open burglary cases
• Vandals hit 'The Wall' at Wilson Central
• Planners see growth, congestion in our future
• UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER’S ANITA FARMER
• UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER EMERGENCY ROOM WAIT TIMES ONLINE
• UMC is the "Fiftieth State" to Ms. Garrett
• UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER CEO, SAAD EHTISHAM, RECEIVES APPOINTMENT
• Friend, cook, teacher: Mrs. Dill, 59, laid to rest today
• Suspect in Old Hickory homicide formally charged
• Finance Committee approves new policy on personnel records
• 'Allure' fundraiser to benefit Sherry's Run
• Nearly 400,000 attend Fair despite weather problems
• Henry Clay Barry remembered as 'colorful and bright'
• Irate Squires sound off on BOE tennis court vote
• Old Hickory man dies from gun-shot to head
• Did 'Enthusiasm Gap' ruin Bone's chances?
• Rotary Club to honor veterans at breakfast
• Watertown soldier hopes to win OP Rising Star
• BOE honors retiring teachers
• Mrs. Dianthia McGowan remembered as strong, kind businesswoman
• Elam wins by big margin in 57th
• Beavers wins decisive victory over McDonald
• Pody scores big upset win in 46th
• Wilson GOP Women told to expect big election day
• Signs point to improved economy for Lebanon
• Tennis anyone?
• Task Force makes drug-related arrest on Rollingwood Drive
• LHS parents show they are 'True Blue' for their children
• Watertown students say 'No' to drugs
• Mayors ride the rails to talk to Star patrons
• Wilson Central FFA chapter rises to the national
• Whistleblower led effort to help election official
• Tuesday's weather left little impact in Wilson
• Work session fruitful for BOE
• Documents said to expose McCall cash sale practice
• Two facing charges in Mt. Juliet meth lab
• Marijuana butter, peyote found at Lebanon home
• Wilson could see tornadoes Tuesday
• Shelter Shower' to help New Leash help more dogs
• Zumba-thon for breast cancer coming Saturday
• Davis' body returns to Wilson County
• Lebanon man found dead inside Smoky Mountains
• McCall sales tax story called 'scandalous'
• Habitat for Humanity shows appreciation for area churches
• Local attorney under TBI investigation
• LPD arrests Mt. Juliet man wanted by Metro
• Christmas for All opens its doors
• County votes to upgrade arena to attract beef cattle group
• Council agrees on new dog control ordinance
• Successful health screenings are a team effort
• Judge increases jury's award in animal control case
• Praying for area schools
• Carter believes his message is in tune with 6th District
• Beavers corrects record; did receive $800 check
• Animal Control director job posted on website
• 2nd 'Taste of Wilson' draws a hungry crowd
• Hutto puts more emphasis on county computers
• Celebration over Pickett Chapel renovation progress slated for Saturday
• Elam vs. Scott in 57th: Who's most conservative?
• Too dry to burn
• Burchett Ford now becoming Bates Ford
• Ashe appointed to governor's veterans council
• Citizens Police Review Board sets policies
• LPD searches for Walgreen robber
• McDonald, Beavers exchange barbs
• A little help goes a long way
• Forum focuses on fire service, term limits, council squabbling
• Council approves special plan zoning for The Mill
• Black wants to start over on health care legislation
• New members and athletic fields
• Learning empathy through literature
• Expecting nothing at all
• Councilors raise issues of improper City Hall campaign activity
• Lebanon to fund flood study
• More arrests in Watertown meth lab
• Charges filed in Krystal robbery
• Hearing equals learning
• Sheriff satisfied with Cooksey case outcome
• Searching for the new home of WHS
• 2nd Taste of Wilson to have more room and more parking
• The Family Support Program assists those with disabilities
• After 40 years, Butch Cooksey case closed
• More time, more volunteers needed to finish playground
• Laffer says economic boom will follow Obama's 2012 loss
• Jewell defends WEMA personnel policies
• Lebanon Police awarded $878,696 grant
• State and U.S.jobless rates now 9.6%
• LHS teacher named APT Teacher of the Week
• Farmer says city vehicle take-home policies need review
• Two men indicted for area burglaries
• Bullying workship slated for Monday
• United Way raises 2010 goal, honors donors
• Getting a glimpse of being an adult
• Wilson County home sales up
• Suicide is very real and should be discussed
• Volunteers to give community playground much-needed fix-up
• 2nd Taste of Wilson planned for Oct. 14
• Haslam tells GOP Women he can make hard choices
• Students reach final stage of 'Run a Marathon' Saturday
• Violation of religious rights?
• GOP Statesman's Dinner caters to constituents
• Ministers say 9/11 focus should be on God's grace
• Local principal makes final list for state award
• Final resting place sought …
• Ky. man identified as fatality in bus crash
• Motorcyclist killed after collision with school bus
• Floodwaters raise tempers at council meeting
• Riding for the twins
• 18-year-old caught by homeowner in burglary
• Previously dismissed clerks returned to jobs
• Bredesen, McWherters among those backing Bone re-election
• Protecting students from outside intruders
• Anger management course offered Sept. 13
• LSSD's Family Resource Center continues free workshops
• Helping fight hunger in Wilson County
• Disaster equipment to be on display at Square celebration
• Debris removed from creeks makes impressive pile
• Water study could help solve persistent flooding issue
• In retirement "Big Daddy" will kids most
• Eagle scout candidate's project benefits Help Center
• Discussion of teachers' salaries, funds dominate BOE meeting
• Locals help those forgotten find a place to call home
• Neal promises to make statement
• Hutto tells Commission: 'Public service doesn't have office hours'
• County payrolls differ, but some can get an extra payday
• Britt, Robinson join the ranks of the Wilson County BOE
• Judges praise abilities of three fired employees
• Local church experiences two break-ins
• Class covers more than mother-daughter topics
• Photo touched more than photographer
• Prime Outlets acquired by Simon Property Group
• Circuit Court Clerk Neal dismisses five deputies
• Durham, Neal both take oaths of offices
• Watertown OKs 2010-2011 budget on first reading
• Barry to offer new animal ordinance wording
• Ashe swearing in makes him longest serving sheriff in Middle Tenn.
• A 'humbled' Hutto promises to honor county with his best
• Charity ride to benefit Brooks House
• Bredesen, McWherter, McDonald to help kick off Bone campaign
• WCHS students team with photographer for picture-perfect fundraiser
• It's never too late to get involved with Sherry's Run
• Beginning the newest chapter for LHS
• WCHS cheerleaders make national news
• Fair attendance dips but participation high
• Suspected bank robber arrested in Wilson County
• $500,526 TDOT grant to extend Cedar City Trail
• Preventing abuse and helping the smallest of victims
• LPD completes investigation; says they didn't infringe on rights
• The Dedman era comes to a close after 30 years
• Dedman's reception draws friends, dignitaries
• Cumberland University helps local songwriter publish poetry book
• Old Mt. Juliet school property to be sold for $3 million
• Area couple faces drug charges
• County Commission OKs fiscal 2010-11 budget
• UMC WELCOMES DR. KELLY BURKE, OB/GYN, TO MEDICAL STAFF
• UMC WELCOMES DR. SAM CRUTCHER, FAMILY PHYSICIAN, TO MEDICAL STAFF
• Loss of auditorium could mean lost dollars
• UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER OPENS NEW INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
• UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER NAMES DENISE SIKES AS NEW CHIEF NURSING OFFICER
• Wilson County 911 celebrates 20th anniversary
• TRW's gifts to Byars Dowdy 'priceless'
• Part of Wilson's history finds a new home at Fiddlers Grove
• Wilson County's Century Farms now total 76
• July sees a rise in burglaries
• Wilson sees some flooding from heavy rains
• Craighead says rodeo success meant more checks
• Craighead vetoes animal ordinance
• Unauthorized contract costs city $100,000
• Fair cancelled Wednesday due to weather
• Craighead, animal ordinance, 'Airport Drive' draw opposition
• Fall Fashion Show to benefits Brooks House
• Lebanon man charged with numerous rape counts
• MacFadden Auditorium undergoes demolition
• Free SSI, SOAR training this week
• LPD looks for suspects involved with Thursday night's Krystal robbery
• Cracker Barrel, LPD cite 'concern for safety' for their actions Wednesday
• Man files complaint against LPD for violating his religious rights
• Ethics complaint against Lynn quickly dismissed
• Three win Wilson big, only to fall in primaries
• Farmer decides to not seek re-election
• Corker warns of 'looming wave of debt'
• Council shoots down mayor's playground proposa
• 16th Annual Sports Screening Day Scheduled
• Hospital Celebrates EMS Week
• UMC WELCOMES DR. OLEKSANDR OSIPCHUK, MD, PSYCHIATRIST, TO MEDICAL STAFF
• UMC WELCOMES DR. JOHN FISK, FAMILY PRACTITIONER, TO MEDICAL STAFF
• UMC’S ASGHAR SHAIKH WAS NAMED “DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR” BY HEALTH MANAGEMENT ASSOCIAT
• UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER INTRODUCES SAAD EHTISHAM AS NEW CEO
• Celebrating Volunteer Week at UMC
• COMMUNITY PHOTO CONTEST AT UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER
• Responding In A Time of Need
• UMC Associates Help Friends and Neighbors
• Wilson County Fair

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