A new Lebanon restaurant will look to take customers’ taste buds on vacation with Caribbean-influenced food and simpler, customer-friendly service.
Residents can now buy wine and spirits on Sundays after Gov. Bill Haslam signed the measure into law this week.
State lawmakers passed two bills relative to Tennessee Ready on Thursday and are expected to vote on a final bill next week.
March is the month Meals-on-Wheels programs nationwide come together for the March for Meals event to bring awareness to senior hunger. Wilson County Mayor Randall Hutto visited the Mt. Juliet meal site March 29 to deliver meals. Community Updated Today at 2:00 PM
Lebanon Special School District and Wilson County Schools have partnered to address social and emotional wellbeing and provide the community with a suicide awareness and prevention workshop.
The Tennessee budget approved by lawmakers Thursday included an additional $1.4 million in recurring funding for voluntary home-visiting programs, $1 million for Save the Children’s programs in the state, as well as $500,000 in new funding for Breakfast After the Bell programs.
State House lawmakers this week passed legislation that would end mandatory emissions testing for vehicles in Tennessee.
Editor’s Note: The following are suspects booked into the Wilson County Jail during the specified time frame. All persons charged are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
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The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation on Friday released its 2017 Crime in Tennessee report, which revealed a slight overall increase in reported instances of crime in the most recent reporting year.
The Wilson County Parents as Teachers program celebrated its 10th anniversary Friday with a Lebanon Special School District and Wilson County Schools family and community engagement luncheon.
Lebanon police officers found drugs, money and a gun Thursday when they were called to Webster Lane for a possible drug overdose.
A federal grand jury in Nashville returned a superseding indictment Thursday that charged a Gangster Disciples member with murder in aid of racketeering and use of a firearm that resulted in death.
A joint investigation by Tennessee Bureau of Investigation agents, Ardmore police and state fire investigators resulted in the arrest of a Giles County man on multiple charges, including murder and aggravated arson.
The Mt. Juliet store is Hobby Lobby’s 26th location in Tennessee. Rick Mannon is the store manager of the 53,000 square-foot retail facility on Belinda Parkway.
