Ivan Aronin is a journalist based in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. He writes for The Murfreesboro Post and his work has also appeared in the Wilson Post. Ivan covers a range of local news topics, including education, community events, opinion pieces, and human interest stories.
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Ivan Aronin's coverage focuses predominantly on local news, particularly in the Tennessee area. He concentrates heavily on education-related topics, entertainment news, and family & relationships. Therefore, he is likely to be responsive to pitches related to local events or initiatives within these themes. Given his attention to government announcements and event coverage, consider providing insights into educational programs or community events happening in Tennessee.
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By: Ivan Aronin
Aiden Cano is the smallest player on Rossview’s roster but the sophomore made the biggest play for the Hawks in a 22-14 victory over Wilson Central in the season opener on Friday night at Wildcat Stadium. Wilson Central controlled the first half, leading 14-0 at halftime behind a strong run game. The Wildcats finished the game with 181 rushing yards […]
By: Ivan Aronin
Wilson County added to its state-leading total of “Century Farms” by adding four more to the list at a luncheon on Aug. 22 at the Farm Bureau Expo Center in Lebanon. Nearly 350 attendees – primarily a “Who’s Who” of the county’s agriculture industry – gathered to honor the Christian Farm (established in 1847), the Triple B-Bates Farm (1910), the […]
By: Ivan Aronin
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By: Ivan Aronin
High school bands from across the county gathered at Green Hill High School on Sept. 7 for the Fifth Annual Wilson County Marching Band Exhibition. It featured bands from all five Wilson County public high schools and Mt. Juliet Christian Academy to show their routines before the competition season kicks off. The bands also joined together at the end of […]
By: Ivan Aronin
Tyler Travers threw three touchdown passes in the game’s first 13 minutes as Mt. Juliet overwhelmed Warren County 44-0 on Thursday night at Roger Perry Field. The game had been scheduled for Friday night but was moved up one day because of a rainy forecast. The stands were a little more than half-full and the school’s marching band did not […]
By: Ivan Aronin
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By: Ivan Aronin
The only rain that fell on the 21st Sherry’s Run on Sept. 14 was a brief drizzle about one hour before the 8 a.m. start and that provided a thick rainbow in the sky behind the field of about 2,800 participants. The weather forecast had been a big concern for the organizers of the annual fundraising event for Sherry’s Hope, […]
By: Angie Mayes, Ivan Aronin
Wilson County Schools is considering rezoning students from West Elementary, Elzie Patton Elementary, Stoner Creek Elementary in Mt. Juliet for the 2025-26 academic year when LaGuardo Elementary opens. WCS Deputy Director of Operations Travis Mayfield discussed the proposed plan with about 80 parents of district students at Mt. Juliet High School on Sept. 12. That night the district posted maps […]
By: Ivan Aronin
Former Vice President Mike Pence, who had a decisive role in one of the country’s more significant Constitutional crises of the past 50 years, spoke about that event and other political topics during Middle Tennessee State University’s annual Constitution Day observance on Sept. 17. Pence answered nine questions from event moderator Mary Evins (an MTSU history professor) and another 14 […]
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