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
Project: Lebanon Road is being widened to five lanes from two from Park Glen Drive to Curd Road. The project includes construction of bike lanes and sidewalks on both sides of the road. The Mt. Juliet Board of Commissioners at its June 8 BOC meeting unanimously approved a resolution in support of an application to receive federal grant funding for […]
By: Laurie Everett
Please tell us a little about yourself. “I am a lifelong Wilson County resident. I grew up in Watertown and have lived in Mt. Juliet since 2003.” Married, children? “I have been married for 23 years to my wonderful wife, Christy (Weathers) Lawson of Smyrna. I have two sons, Avery (19), who is a pre-med student at ETSU, and Everett […]
By: Laurie Everett
Please tell us a little about yourself. “I am a lifelong Wilson County resident. I grew up in Watertown and have lived in Mt. Juliet since 2003.”. “I have
By: Laurie Everett
David Bates pushed a lawn mower between lush, raised vegetable beds on a recent Thursday morning in a green gem of a garden tucked into a meticulously maintained one-half acre of land near a creek at the back of Charlie Daniels Park in Mt. Juliet. This former Army colonel (retired after 40 years in the military) was trying to beat […]
By: Laurie Everett
The Mt. Juliet Board of Commissioners gave final approval to the 2027 fiscal year budget of $65 million that set a 28-cent property tax rate, a 3 percent cost of living raise for city employees, and a 5 percent increase in wastewater utility rates at Monday’s meeting. The vote to approve the budget which goes into effect July 1 was […]
By: Laurie Everett, Ivan Aronin
Travis, tell us a little about yourself. “I was born in Joplin, Missouri, and raised on a farm in rural Oklahoma near the small town of Welch. Currently I live in Lebanon.”
By: Ivan Aronin
Hot summer days and scoops of homemade ice cream go hand in hand and now Mt. Juliet connoisseurs of that sweet treat can sidle up to the window for
By: Ivan Aronin
Project: Groundbreaking on June 29 to start the widening project for Old Lebanon Dirt Road on a two-mile section from Moreland Drive to Chandler Road located west of N.
By: Laurie Everett, Mary Hance, Ivan Aronin
Alex, please tell us a little about yourself. “I was born on an Air Force base in Germany and moved around quite a bit when I was younger.
On the heels of the announcement that TriStar Summit Medical Center plans to build a freestanding emergency room in Lebanon, the Mt.
