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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By: Ivan Aronin
If you’ve lived near Lebanon long, you have probably enjoyed a meal or 250 at a now-closed home-cooking restaurant named Frankie’s Cafe. Most locals knew and loved the place for decades and others came from near and far to enjoy it, but its long-term lease ended and that was that. A vape shop would replace it and the family had […]
By: Ivan Aronin
Longtime Wilson County Trustee Jim Major has announced his plans to retire on Feb. 18. Major has been the county trustee since 2006, being elected five times. Prior to that, he worked for the Wilson County Road Commission and served as a county commissioner in 2002. The Wilson County Trustee collects and keeps records of county taxes and assists persons […]
By: Ivan Aronin
Lebanon Mayor Rick Bell talked about a $1.5 million city beautification plan at the Lebanon City Council work session on Jan. 16. Renovation of the northwest corner of the Lebanon Square is a significant focus of the plan. A proposed change is to remove the Neddy Jacobs Cabin from that area. According to a news release from Bell’s office, the […]
By: Ivan Aronin
The Lebanon Special School District board voted 2-1 to expand the board to five members from its current three and to limit board members to two four-year terms. Board chair Heather Sadler Gallaher and board member Joel Thacker voted for the expansion. Any changes to the LSSD charter have to be approved by the General Assembly, Gallaher said. Mark Tomlinson, […]
By: Ivan Aronin
Strange how it draws me back there, after all these years. My maternal grandfather, Will Herod Brim, was an odd fellow. Very few people knew him well, and that suited him just fine. He wore his feelings on his sleeve, was superstitious to a fault, and was “as tight as the bark on a tree.” For the 12 short years […]
By: Ivan Aronin
The Tennessee Fire Marshal’s office has closed its complaint file against Global Vision Bible Church, formerly located near Mt. Juliet and now located in a 30,000-square-foot warehouse at 1010 Maddox Simpson Parkway in Lebanon. The church began services in the new building last month. Greg Locke is the lead pastor for the church. The complaints from the state, which began […]
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Please tell us a little about yourself. “I was born in Platteville, Wisconsin, and I have lived all over the United States. My husband and I settled in Mt. Juliet; we love it! We moved to Mt. Juliet in 2020 to be closer to family.” Married, children? “I am married to Norm Biggs.” Education? “I received my bachelor’s degree from […]
By: Ivan Aronin
At least two events in Wilson County over the weekend honored Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The federal holiday for him is Jan. 20. The Wilson County NAACP held its first event on Sunday since its return with the “Living the Dream: MLK's Enduring Influence” event at Hamilton Chapel Church in Gladeville. The event featured more than a dozen performers […]
By: Ivan Aronin
More than 100 people attended the Mt. Juliet Chamber of Commerce’s January luncheon which included a ceremonial “passing of the gavel” from more than 20 past board chairs to 2025 board chair Rachelle Reigard. The luncheon was far from ordinary with the theme “Through the Ages.” Twenty-three previous board chairs formed a line across the banquet hall at Rutland Place. […]
By: Ivan Aronin
Gas prices across Tennessee rose three cents, on average, over last week. The Tennessee Gas Price average is now $2.79 which is eight cents more expensive than both one month and one year ago. "The recent surges in crude oil pricing are continuing to place upward pressure on the prices we see at the gas pump," said Megan Cooper, spokeswoman, AAA - The Auto Club Group. […]
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