Laurie Everett

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

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.

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.

Project: Town Center Trail Phase 3 to install a 10-foot-wide greenway from S. Greenhill Road to Mt. Juliet Elementary School. A trailhead will be constructed across the street from the school to allow students from Willoughby Station and other neighborhoods to walk to school. Status: Five percent of construction completed. Construction is expected to take about one year. Architect/engineer: Kimley-Horn […]

In less than two weeks after a Mt. Juliet cat rescue facility was flooded by storms, it has raised more than $50,000 toward permanent repairs and replacement of supplies. Over the past five years True Rescue’s 7,000 square foot shelter and adoption center on Lebanon Road has been flooded a half a dozen times, according to founder and Executive Director […]

Please tell us a little about yourself. “I was born in Nashville but moved to Ohio at around the age of 6. I returned to Tennessee in 2003 to support my grandparents at their end of life. I have lived in the same home in Mt. Juliet since 2003.” Married, children? “I am married and have adopted eight children total. […]

Lanee, please tell us a little about yourself. “I’m from Alexandria, TN, but have lived in Mt. Juliet for the past 44 years.” Married, children? “I’m married to Terry Young, who was my high school sweetheart and we have two children. Our son is Lincoln Young, who is married to Amy and they have twin boys. Our daughter is Whitney, […]

Project: Installation of a 6-foot-wide sidewalk along SE Springdale Drive in South Mt. Juliet. This new sidewalk will connect Belinda Parkway to the walking path behind Rutland Elementary School. Construction began in July. Cost: $25,000 for the project. The Friends of Mt. Juliet Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Committee received a $15,000 grant from Duke Energy and the remaining $10,000 was paid […]

Michelle, please tell us a little about yourself. “I was born in Hyden, a small town in Eastern Kentucky, and moved to Bowling Green when I was 1 year old. I grew up there, graduated from high school, and attended Western Kentucky University. I moved to the Nashville area in 1997 and have called Mt. Juliet home since 2003.” Married, […]