The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet

12/11/2025

Veteran outdoorsman Larry Woody dives into his latest column after reading "How to Eat Worms" on the Outdoor Life website:

A story on the Outdoor Life website caught my attention awhile back. It was titled “How to Eat Worms.”

12/11/2025

Green Hill and Mt. Juliet earn top marks and awards at Dance Team Union state competition:

Green Hill and Mt. Juliet High School both earned top marks and awards at the Dance Team Union state competition on Dec. 6 at Ravenwood High School.

12/11/2025

MORNINGS ON MAIN STREET - Dec. 11, 2025
Frank Lott, Executive Director of the Customs House Museum & Cultural Center, joins us to discuss the museum's newest exhibitions and the release of the third edition of "Historic Clarksville."

12/11/2025

The Predators happen to be playing some of their best hockey now that their backs are against the wall.

Nashville Predators general manager Barry Trotz spoke frankly – as usual – during his weekly radio hit with 102.5 The Game on Tuesday afternoon. As GMs across the league begin their legwork for the March 6 trade deadline, Trotz is picking up their calls. He said “a few teams” have already in...

12/10/2025

Shiloh Plaza near the Wilson County-Davidson County line has been re-energized with new businesses and a church opening there.

An iconic shopping center in Wilson County’s north side on Lebanon Road has been revitalized with Friendship Community Church the anchor and other new businesses and eateries now filling the space. Shiloh Plaza, located at 15261 Lebanon Rd. near the Davidson County line, was popular years ago with...

12/10/2025

More than 70,000 rainbow trout are now ready to be caught.

The TWRA has once again conducted its annual stocking program in local Tennessee waters:

Some 70,000 rainbow trout are being stocked statewide by the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency, put there to be caught.

12/10/2025

KICKOFF WITH CASEY - DEC. 10, 2025
Main Street Media of Tennessee sports reporter Casey Patrick is back to bring you the latest in college football news in this episode of Kickoff with Casey.

12/10/2025

MORNINGS ON MAIN STREET: SOUTHERN MIDDLE TENNESSEE - DEC. 10, 2025
Mornings on Main Street Southern Middle Tennessee host Scott Stewart and local reporters Andrew Pearson and Chandler Harmon update you on this week’s headlines in Maury, Giles and Lawrence County.

12/10/2025

Green Hill shook off the pregame nerves on Tuesday and ran away with its home and District 7-4A opener against Wilson Central.

The Hawks knocked 10 shots from deep as they remained undefeated through their first eight games:

Cody King and Jason Knowles both expressed similar nerves as they huddled near midcourt at Green Hill High School.

12/10/2025

MORNINGS ON MAIN STREET - Dec. 10, 2025
(Rerun) Today we meet with Jill Hernandez and Chris Morse from American Red Cross of Tennessee about babysitting training classes for preteens and teens.

12/10/2025

Jim Fey is the definition of "old school."

He paces, yells and builds off one main philosophy -- defense.

But most importantly he loves and trusts his players. That trust deepened on Tuesday as Wilson Central downed Green Hill in its District 7-4A opener:

Jim Fey would be the first to admit that there’s still some “rocky roads out there” for his basketball team.

12/09/2025

Karlie Campbell has filled a large part of her Cannon County home with more than 100 of her favorite animal - the crested gecko.

In Dug Hollow in the southwestern corner of Cannon County, Bradyville resident Karlie Campbell has a snug-as-a-bug room that a friend dubbed The Lizard Lounge. Never in a million years would you guess what’s going on in this tiny compartment. Campbell, 25, begins her tale stating, “I have 106 cr...