The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet

09/10/2025

MORNINGS ON MAIN STREET - Sept. 9, 2025 - Nashville Fair 4
Today from the 2025 Nashville Fair, we meet entertainer and farmer advocate, Cowboy Dan, to hear about the role the fair plays in agriculture. Then we speak with Kason Ozburn, about the fair's farm animals.

09/09/2025

It was another near perfect week for Wilson Post sports editor David Wilson with his weekly pick 'em column before Wilson Central's late game-winning touchdown at Coffee County.

Hat tip to the Wildcats for handing him his fifth loss of the season. David looks to bounce back this week with region play kicking off across Wilson County:

It was another week where I tasted perfection – like Friendship Christian, Lebanon and Wilson Central – only for it to be swiped away. Major kudos to the Wildcats and running back Chaz Martin for making me eat some crow.

09/09/2025

Heather Day Barber, a stylist and makeup artist who was named Ms. Wilson County Fair 2025, is this week's Mt. Juliet Mover for the Chronicle of Mt. Juliet.

Please tell us a little about yourself. “I’m 42, a Scorpio, a country girl at heart, proud mom, hairstylist and small business owner who was born and raised in the country, starting from humble beginnings in Pleasant Shade, Tennessee. Growing up there taught me the value of hard work, faith, and...

09/09/2025

Zookeeper Leslie from is here to introduce you to Fred and Charlie, their De Brazza’s monkeys and one of four new species in their recently opened Leopard Forest exhibit! 🐒

Come explore Leopard Forest for yourself and meet Fred, Charlie and the rest of the amazing new residents, only at Nashville Zoo!

09/09/2025

The Mt. Juliet Police Department is adding to its video surveillance toolbox with more cameras and businesses in the city may supply video as well.

The Mt. Juliet Police Department has partnered with Flock Safety – and possibly business owners -- to expand the city’s security camera capabilities. The Mt. Juliet Board of Commissioners last spring approved a 10-year, $6.9 million contract with Flock Safety for the “basic program” overseei...

09/09/2025

Cumberland University held its annual Notes for Nurses event on Sept. 5 at the Farm Bureau Expo Center to raise money for the Rudy School of Nursing and Health Professions.

Cumberland University held its annual Notes for Nurses event on Sept. 5 at the Farm Bureau Expo Center. The event is the fundraiser for the Rudy School of Nursing and Health Professions. The money raised helps to purchase new equipment and provides scholarships for nursing students. This year’s en...

09/09/2025

🎆 NOW WITH MORE COWBELL - THE NASHVILLE FAIR 🎡

Rooted in history and tradition, The Nashville Fair brings a nostalgic fair experience with a modern spin to Nashville’s urban core.

Enjoy 10 days of cultural events, farming, creative arts, wrestling, music, monster trucks, and more at The Fairgrounds Nashville. “Now With More Cowbell,” Nashville’s fair is happening Sept. 5-14th!

Tap here to get tickets 👉 https://buff.ly/9vwiei9

09/09/2025

Main Street Sports Today - Sept.. 9, 2025 |

Wade + Calvin bring you the most timely and comprehensive coverage of the biggest stories in sports from Middle Tennessee and beyond. We take you from Preps to Pros & react to the world of sports. Today’s show includes:

• STEVE LAYMAN | NEWSCHANNEL5
• BRAVES / MLB
• CHIP WALTERS | BLUE RAIDER VOICE
• GRAB BAG
• TOP FIVE TUESDAY

09/09/2025

MORNINGS ON MAIN STREET - Sept. 9, 2025 - Cumberland Caverns
Tom Adkinson takes us to McMinnville to explore the Cumberland Caverns.

09/09/2025

Help appears to be on the way for the Nashville Predators' defense, even if they don't immediately need it to open this season.

Tanner Molendyk came oh-so-close to making the Nashville Predators’ roster out of training camp last October. He was among the final cuts three days before opening night, and due to his age, the organization’s top defensive prospect was reassigned to the Western Hockey League for another year of...

09/09/2025

Wilson County Schools Transportation Director Kenny Hardaway is leaving this month to take a similar position with Robertson County Schools.

Wilson County Schools Transportation Director Kenny Hardaway plans to leave his position on Friday, Sept. 19 to take the same position with Robertson County Schools. “I am born and raised in Robertson County,” he said. “I started my driving career with (Robertson County) school system. I am ex...

09/08/2025

The Lebanon City Council has approved $3.5 million to build an animal control and codes facility on W. Baddour Parkway.

The Lebanon City Council approved $3.5 million for the construction of a new Lebanon Animal Services and Codes facility during its Sept. 2 meeting. The 8,800-square-foot facility will provide improved space and resources for housing, caring for and reuniting animals with owners, as well as space for...