Laurie Everett is a writer at The Wilson Post. She covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, family and relationships, and business and economics, with a particular focus on the construction industry and the beauty sector. Laurie’s work has been featured in several publications, including Wilson Post, KPVI-DTV, and the Murfreesboro Post.
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By: Laurie Everett
Don’t let this dog’s gorgeous face with amber eyes and black ears fool you. Eleanor, the first female member of the Mt. Juliet Police Department’s K9 unit, can take down a suspect in seconds. Eleanor was named after the 1967 Ford Mustang made famous in the 1974 film “Gone in 60 Seconds” to honor Gallatin Ford, which provided $15,000 to […]
By: Laurie Everett
Voters in Mt. Juliet will now be able to decide on the Nov. 3 general election ballot if they would like to repeal the city’s Home Rule municipal government system. The Mt. Juliet Board of Commissioners in a 4-0 vote approved on final reading at their Monday meeting the use of the referendum. District 3 Commissioner Scott Hefner was absent. […]
By: Laurie Everett
Please tell us a little about yourself. “I was born and raised in Fredericksburg, Virginia, and moved to Lebanon in July of 2021.” Married, children? “My wonderful wife Amy and I have 10 children and a constantly growing number of grandchildren.” Education? “My undergrad is in emergency management and I recently graduated from Cumberland University with my master’s in public […]
By: Laurie Everett
Ethan Ollis, 17, holds a flag ready to be deposited in a dropoff box he built for worn and tattered American flags to be placed. It’s located next to the Mt. Juliet Community Center at Charlie Daniels Park. The box is Ollis’ Eagle Scout project. LAURIE EVERETT There’s now a place in Mt. Juliet where American flags can be retired […]
By: Laurie Everett
Project: Temporary closure of Will Sellers Dog Park starting Aug. 19 until a to-be-determined date in the fall. The park is closed for safety during the installation of a sidewalk connecting the dog park to Rutland Elementary School because the parking lot will be unavailable. The sidewalk will be 630 feet long and six feet wide and run along the […]
By: Laurie Everett
Sandy Lee joined the Basement Marketplace “maker” family six years ago and so she stopped by last Saturday to congratulate owner Julie Ruesewald on the artisan boutique’s 10th anniversary at the Lebanon Road location. Lee has a booth there to sell her jewelry and accessories. Her booth joins 59 others that sell handmade goods, unique gifts, home décor, art and […]
By: Laurie Everett
Please tell us a little about yourself. “I was born and raised in Fredericksburg, Virginia, and moved to Lebanon in July of 2021.”. “My wonderful wife Amy
Project: Temporary closure of Will Sellers Dog Park starting Aug. 19 until a to-be-determined date in the fall. The park is closed for safety during the in
By: Laurie Everett
The Mt. Juliet Board of Commissioners unanimously gave final approval of two single-family residential developments at its meeting Monday night, adding nearly 400 homes combined. District 3 Commissioner Scott Hefner was absent. Commissioners approved a development called Aveline to be built on property located at 10495 Central Pike. It came to the BOC with a positive recommendation from the Mt. […]
The Mt. Juliet Board of Commissioners unanimously gave final approval of two single-family residential developments at its meeting Monday night, adding nea
