Mile-Long Yard Sale scheduled for Saturday, rain or shine

The 29th annual spring Watertown Mile-Long Yard Sale, sponsored by the Watertown County Chamber of Commerce, will start early Saturday with vendors ready to go at 7 a.m.

Guerrero serves in Boston during spring break

Guerrero was joined by Trevecca students Vanesa Gasca, Sarah Miller, Ashley Rust and Taylor Wise. The group traveled to Boston, where they will join a team of three Eastern Nazarene College students and two ENC faculty members.

Dear Abby: Brother’s fiance is unaware of his hidden opiate addiction

My brother has already destroyed a previous marriage with his actions, and I’m finding it difficult to sit back and let this happen to yet another innocent woman. I am tired of lying for him, and I know that eventually this will come to a head. Do I come forward with the truth now and possibly harm their relationship, or watch them go through with this marriage and hope for the best? – UNSURE IN NASHVILLE, TENN.

Shelly Barnes: Spring into an active lifestyle for self-sustainability

Most of us hear the words physical activity and thoughts of agony go through our heads. We imagine sweat, pain and hard work. The last thing that we typically think of is the idea of having fun. It is important to realize, however, that being active does not need to be strenuous to be beneficial. In fact, an active lifestyle can actually be enjoyable.

Cooking with JoJo: Score on game day with spicy chicken tenders

A staple on the menu, buffalo chicken tenders, are normally breaded with flour and tossed in hot sauce. This recipe is a healthier version made with coconut flour and almond flour for a gluten-free version you’re sure to love.

Council talks recycling program survey results

The Lebanon City Council discussed the future of its recycling program pilot Monday during a work session at the Town Meeting Hall.

Ming Wang to bring darkness to sight at Cumberland

Wang is one of the few cataract and LASIK eye surgeons in the world who holds a doctorate degree in laser physics. Called the “Doctors’ Doctor,” he has performed more than 55,000 procedures – 4,000 of which were performed on other doctors. He also performed the world’s first laser artificial cornea implantation. One of the characters from the movie and book, “God’s Not Dead,” is inspired by his life story.

Civic League welcomes Shan Foster at fundraiser

Tables of eight were set up in Baird Chapel at Cumberland University as groups from churches, businesses, the city of Lebanon and various political candidates filled the room to hear from guest speaker Shan Foster, former Vanderbilt basketball star and current senior director of external affairs at AMEND YWCA Nashville and Middle Tennessee.

Dear Abby: Bride accuses mom of using wedding to spotlight herself

How do we get through the next six months and keep our already fragile relationship intact? – DAUGHTER OF MOMZILLA

Shallenberger nominated as Governor’s Volunteer Star

Shallenberger volunteered more than 900 hours in 2017 to serve the Mt. Juliet area as a reserve police officer. Sam taught 10 no-charge full-day gun safety classes. He assisted Lebanon police, Wilson County sheriff’s deputies, Rutherford County sheriff’s deputies and Murfreesboro police to catch shoplifters, drunk drivers, public intoxicated individuals and shoplifters while he was off duty.

Granville players to present ‘Mayberry Mountain Wedding’

The Sutton Store players have acted in plays for the last seven years based on shows from the Andy Griffith Show, rewritten with a Granville flavor. The plays have become a successful event for Granville.

Pets of the Week

Wilson ONE nominated for Governor’s Stars Award

Wilson ONE was nominated for a Governor’s Stars Award recently in Wilson County.

Tickets on sale for Friends of Historic Lebanon Dinner

Hoobler is an accomplished historian and an entertaining speaker, Parks said. His duties as senior curator include maintaining the historical integrity of the state Capitol building and collecting, researching and interpreting the arts of Tennessee.

Dear Abby: Serious video gamer gets no respect for her hobby

What can I say to people who dismiss my hobby as a waste while claiming that reading the latest trashy vampire book or going out every Friday and Saturday night to get wasted is “really living”? — PROUD GAMER GIRL