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The Wilson Post began publication in June 2003, and is a weekly community newspaper serving the citizens of Wilson County, Tennessee. Formerly known as the Wilson World (Est. 1978), the Post's philosophy is printing only news that is relative to the local community.The Post has grown rapidly over the past few years. The publication is able to attract regional and national advertisers as well as more local advertisers.Email [email protected] for article submissions.

Nena Weir, a native and lifelong resident of Wilson County, is this week's Woman of Wilson for the Wilson Post.STORY: ht...
06/10/2026

Nena Weir, a native and lifelong resident of Wilson County, is this week's Woman of Wilson for the Wilson Post.
STORY: https://buff.ly/FMyKBxE

April had waited a long time to become a mother. But at 32 weeks, anticipation turned to urgency. On January 15, Knoxley...
06/10/2026

April had waited a long time to become a mother. But at 32 weeks, anticipation turned to urgency. On January 15, Knoxley was born via emergency C-section — 4 pounds, 2 ounces and already strong. In the intensity of that moment, April remembers the calm.

“From the time she was born, they were explaining what they were doing and introducing themselves. That meant everything.”

From the OB team to the NICU nurses, Knoxley’s family experienced expert, compassionate care every step of the way, close to home. Four weeks later, she’s stronger, off her feeding tube, and a proud member of the “5-Pound Club.”

“She’s getting stronger — and we’re just so grateful.”

Here at TriStar Summit, excellence isn’t just about clinical skill.

It’s about guiding families with confidence, clarity and heart.

Go here to read more of Knoxley's story.
👉https://www.tristarhealth.com/about-us/patient-stories/knoxleys-nicu-journey?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_content=sf280059462&utm_campaign=womenshealth&sf280059462=1&fbclid=IwY2xjawSWlbJleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFZTlFFTm4zN1lOS0QyM2lWc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHsr4H1d_CZflvoK-UpnF-PsWEibc2XZWrunI0IRyUFQZlVZJyWgvBXzzLAbq_aem_FAZBpxTVAoYhSHBXXwszBA

06/10/2026

Today, meet Marlo! For more than seven months, she’s been waiting for a family to call her own. She’s a sweet 1½-year-old who loves water, long walks, and outdoor adventures. More than anything, she’s hoping someone will finally give her the chance she deserves.

Also this week on “Making It in Mt. Juliet,” sponsored by Two Rivers Ford: We visit The Back Nine Golf Mt. Juliet and learn more about what’s available for golf enthusiasts and meet the sisters behind Just Love Coffee Cafe to learn how they’re serving up more than great coffee.

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The TSSAA Division I basketball tournaments will be seeded through MaxPreps RPI rankings starting in 2027-28. STORY: htt...
06/10/2026

The TSSAA Division I basketball tournaments will be seeded through MaxPreps RPI rankings starting in 2027-28.

STORY: https://buff.ly/uZpk2c5

Dr. Mark Kestner writes about the warning signs of heat illness and how to treat it quickly.STORY: https://buff.ly/nh1qL...
06/10/2026

Dr. Mark Kestner writes about the warning signs of heat illness and how to treat it quickly.
STORY: https://buff.ly/nh1qLE8

Could boys volleyball be the next emerging sport recognized by the TSSAA? The state association’s volleyball director th...
06/09/2026

Could boys volleyball be the next emerging sport recognized by the TSSAA? The state association’s volleyball director thinks so.

STORY: https://buff.ly/Ih8RZHq

06/09/2026

What do a golf destination, a local coffee shop, and a shelter dog waiting for a second chance have in common? They’re all part of this week’s “Making It in Mt. Juliet,” sponsored by Two Rivers Ford.

In this episode, we visit The Back Nine and meet the owner behind Mt. Juliet’s newest entertainment destination, and hear from the sisters who brought Just Love Coffee to Mt. Juliet.

Also, meet Marlo! This sweet 1½-year-old has been waiting for a forever home since Thanksgiving. She’s hoping someone will finally give her the chance she deserves.

Join us at Main Street Media TV on YouTube tomorrow at noon for the people, places, and rescues that make Mt. Juliet special!

"Mama" Phillips fuels residents of and visitors to Bell Buckle with her famous fried pies.STORY: https://buff.ly/dYhlRJt
06/09/2026

"Mama" Phillips fuels residents of and visitors to Bell Buckle with her famous fried pies.
STORY: https://buff.ly/dYhlRJt

Sam Younger, who was recently named the Chief Operating Officer at TriStar Summit Medical Center, is this week's Mt. Jul...
06/09/2026

Sam Younger, who was recently named the Chief Operating Officer at TriStar Summit Medical Center, is this week's Mt. Juliet Mover for the Chronicle of Mt. Juliet.
STORY: https://buff.ly/BcbMA7E

Tennessee becomes the 33rd state to adopt a high school shot clock in basketball, starting in 2026-27 with full implemen...
06/09/2026

Tennessee becomes the 33rd state to adopt a high school shot clock in basketball, starting in 2026-27 with full implementation by 2030.

STORY: https://buff.ly/DkioREI

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