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LARGEST CIRCULATION IN WILSON COUNTY • AUGUST 3, 2016 • VOLUME 36, NUMBER 30
Back-to-school Dairy Queen construction
Schools are back in session for the new
school year for students in Wilson County.
soon to begin in Mt. Juliet
Fourteen Food's Dairy Queen "Grill & Chill" is soon to start its constuction in Mt. Juliet at the new site location on the corner of Old Lebanon Dirt Road and Mt. Juliet Road. The resturaunt franchise is set to have an opening date scheduled by the
end of the year. Photo courtesy of Fourteen Foods.
By Parker Minor
Managing Editor
Parker Minor ■ The Chronicle
Students started first week in their new classrooms for the
(2016-2017) school year in Wilson County. Ava Wardlaw sits
with her new 1st Grade teacher, Mrs. Brady, at her desk in
the classroom.
The new site for Fourteen Food's Dairy Queen
"Grill & Chill" location,
at the intersection of Old
Lebanon Dirt Road and
Mt. Juliet Road, is set to
begin construction this
month at its prime corner location in Mt. Juliet.
"We are excited about
the addition of the new
Dairy Queen "Grill &
Chill" concept to Robinson Crossing. We feel it
is a great addition to the
community and especially to this location," said
Bill Robinson - Robinson
Properties.
The resturaunt will
feature its popular American food menu items
such as hamburgers &
cheeseburgers,
french
fries, hot-dogs & chili
dogs,
soda
products
and, of course, most importantly the chain's famous line of ice cream
products.
Brian Peterson, director of real estate and development for Fourteen
Foods, selected the site,
working with the City of
Mt. Juliet.
"It has been a long
process for site selection
and location," said Brian Peterson of Fourteen
Foods. "It has been 3
1/2 years working on a
site for Mt. Juliet," Peterson said. The Fourteen Foods representative continued, "We're
excited to get the project under construction
and to serve ice-cream.
We expect the new location to be open by yearend," concluded Peterson. Fourteen Foods is
a multi-unit owner and
operator of 176 DQ Grill
& Chill® restaurants and
Dairy Queen Braziers in
Alabama, Florida, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky,
Minnesota,
Nebraska,
South Dakota, Tennessee, and Wisconsin.
Former Wilson Central High School coach pleads not guilty;
New interim coach named to serve in temporary position
By Parker Minor
Managing Editor
Wilson County high schools in Mt. Juliet were in full swing
as students made their way into the school hallways and
parking lots. Mt. Juliet High School (above) was a packed
house as students started their first day of school. The high
school, built to hold 2,000 students, has a total of 2,200 high
school students for the new school year.
Injury crash involving semi
truck on I-40 in Mt. Juliet
By Parker Minor
Managing Editor
A serious injury crash,
involving a passenger
vehicle and semi truck,
happened
on
Interstate-40 last Thursday.
The accident occurred
along mile-marker 226,
near the Mt. Juliet interstate exit.
It caused the two left
lanes to be blocked delaying the flow of traffic.
Emergency
officials
quickly responded to
assist
with
travelers
involved and to safely
move motorists' vehicles
involved along the right
side emergency lanes of
the Providence/Mt. Juliet interstate exit.
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courtesy of Wilson County
Sheriff administration.
Former softball coach
and teacher of Wilson
Central High School, Michael Shepard, gave a
plea of being not guilty
through his newly appointed attorney to accused charges in Wilson
County Criminal Court
on Friday, July 22nd.
Shepard hired attorney, Adam Parrish, to assist in the case as Shepard's defense attorney.
The former coach &
teacher is charged with
two counts of statutory
rape by an authority figure, according to authorities after a prolonged investigation.
Shepard
posted
a
$25,000 bail after being
arrested at his home,
prior to hiring his newly
appointed attorney.
His next date in Criminal Court at the Wilson
County Courthouse will
be on Sept. 12.
As the brand new
school year quickly approached, Wilson Central High School administration had limited
time to find a qualified
candidate to appoint as
interim softball coach for
the 2016-2017 school
year.
Principal, Travis Mayfield, discussed options
and reviewed candidates
with staff to come to a
conclusion of a qualified,
non-facility parent who
volunteered to step up
and fill the position for
the season.
Shawn Smith will be
the temporary coach in
Spring of 2017 when
softball swings into season.
Smith told Wilson
Central Principal, Travis
Mayfield, that he only
wanted to fill this position for one year.
Klothes N' Motion to open Saturday in Mt. Juliet
By Parker Minor
Managing Editor
Klothes N' Motion is
set to open at their brand
new location in Mt. Juliet this weekend on Saturday, August 6th.
Kelly Mason, owner of
KlothesNMotion in Mt.
Juliet, is a local fashion
entrepreneur originally
from Carthage, TN and
single mother of her son,
Dylan.
Amongst the struggle
of corporate America,
while working in medical
sales for years, Mason
designed and created
her own clothing on the
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side as a hobby in which
she was most passionate
about. This passion later
became a reality for Mason.
On Jan 1, 2016, Mason opened a boutique
in the heart of downtown
Murfreesboro with her
college room-mate, Terri.
Mason's goal was to
produce and provide
cute, trendy clothes,
crafted unique jewelry,
and un-fashioned trends
at affordable prices while
putting her years of sales
experience to work, and
providing
impeccable
customer service.
Mason later decided
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to purchase a large, vintage truck in September
of 2015, completely renovating the mobile, turning it into her very own
"Mobile Fashion Truck"
store location.
The mobile store is
180 square feet in size
and even has its own
dressing room, heating
& air, and music sound
system to bring shopping
to busy women.
Today, Mason owns
her very own clothing
store in Mt. Juliet called,
Klothes N' Motion.
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Seven-time World Champion
suspect fled the scene in
Detectives hope someJoan Elmore, of Mt. Juliet, will be pitching in the
World Horseshoe Pitching
Championship this week in
Montgomery, AL. Elmore is
a Seven-time World Champion and will be competing
for her eighth title. She will
pitch for six days, (Aug. 1-6).
The tournament will be livestreamed, viewable at www.
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Detectives are working
to identify a suspect who
broke into a vehicle and
used the victim’s credit cards in the Nashville
area.
The suspect recently
broke into the vehicle at
Planet Fitness, located at
1335 N. Mt. Juliet Road.
a silver or tan 1992-1996
year model Lexus ES300
with tinted windows. Detectives retrieved surveillance video at several locations where the stolen
cards were used.
Surveillance video revealed a heavy-set black
female, wearing a yellow
shirt, using the stolen
credit cards to purchase
cigarettes and beer.
Another
individual
was driving the suspect
vehicle, and that individual was wearing a black
one in the community
may have information
about the suspects or
their vehicle.
Anyone with any information regarding this
crime is encouraged to
call the Mt. Juliet Police Department at (615)
754-2550.
Information can also
be given anonymously
by calling (615) 754-TIPS
(8477) or via the Mt. Juliet Police Department
website at http://www.
mjpd.org.
Detectives search for daytime burglary suspect caught on camera
Detectives are hoping
to identify an unknown
man who forced his way
into a home and stole a
small safe.
On Wednesday, July
20, 2016 around noon, a
burglary was committed
by the unknown man at
a residence in the 1000
block of Rolling Meadow
Drive. The burglar’s actions were captured on
the home’s surveillance
system.
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The burglar entered
the unoccupied home by
forcing his way through
the front door. He is described as a while male
around
40-years-old,
approximately 5’9” to
6’0” tall with an average
build. At the time of the
incident, he was wearing a camouflage hat and
t-shirt with blue jeans
and dark-colored shoes.
After committing the
burglary, the man left in
the same car he arrived
in. The car is described
as a white 4-door ear-
ly 2000’s model Nissan
Sentra. Photo submitted
by M.J.P.D.
Fatal accident on I-40 in Wilson County
An accident involving a
passenger and commercial vehicle resulted in a
fatality for the driver of
the passenger vehicle last
Wednesday.
Tennessee
Highway
Patrol (T.H.P.) responded
to the scene of the accident, on Interstate 40 in
Wilson County, to dis-
cover the driver of the
passenger vehicle, Yohan
Abraham age 30, deceased at
the scene of
the wreck.
A b r a ham
was
traveling east when he
encountered traffic sud-
denly at a slow hault.
According to investigators,
it
was believed
that
death
occurred instantly
as
the passenger vehicle
rear-ended the commercial vehicle.
The incident happened
around 6:15 p.m. at mile
marker 232 close to the
Highway 109 interstate
exit causing delays for
motorists heading east
until after 8 p.m. when
the wreck was cleared.
According to T.H.P.,
charges would not be
filed in the case.
Fallen Sergeant's widow reunites with misplaced items found at Mt. Juliet Goodwill
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By Parker Minor
Managing Editor
A shopper recently
brought in a fallen military veteran's property,
along with their donation, to the Mt. Juliet
Goodwill
location
in
Providence.
A Goodwill employee
discovered the belong-
ings of the lost soldier inside of a bag that is normally given to those that
have passed away.
Store
employees
found the following items
inside of the discovered
bag: Dog-tag, driver's license, and family photos.
On the dog-tag was
inscribed, Sgt. Asbury
Freddie Hawn, the name
of a local fallen soldier of
who was killed in Iraq by
a roadside bomb in 2005.
A memorial was dedicated to Sgt. Hawn, on
State Route 840, where
many Tennessean's recognize the part of the
highway that his name is
honored with.
The items left at
Goodwill were in his wallet the day he died.
Goodwill - Mt. Juliet
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Experience
for our Mt. Juliet friends.
24 Years Experience
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As a Title Examiner
Bank of Tennessee is new to town, but you’ll still see familiar, friendly faces here. That’s
because Mt. Juliet natives Jason Loggins and Beth Schulze have joined our new branch!
Jason and Beth are offering their many combined years of financial experience at Bank
of Tennessee’s temporary location while our new building is under construction. For
personal or business banking, trust Bank of Tennessee, and rest assured that while
our current location may be temporary, our great customer service is permanent.
Stop by and see us, or give us a call at 615.288.2430. We’re excited to help
our community grow and be successful.
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Goodwill employee,
Shane Hubanks, went to
extremes to find the family and possible owner of
these items.
The search led Hubanks to social media
where he posted a blogs
to the local community
of the items that had recently been found.
It was on Facebook
that he found the fallen
Sergeant's widow. Hubanks reached out to
her in attempts that she
might receive his message.
Days went by with
no reply. Apparently
though, communication
was made. The widow
came to the Goodwill location to claim the belongings that she thought
she had misplaced forever as emotions were were
sparking for the widow.
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She remodeled the
oldest standing building
in the city of Mt. Juliet,
right next to the historic railroad tracks where
the Music City Star train
passes by to its destination at the nearby train
station in the town.
The train is an accessible form of transportation to the conveniently
located clothing store,
only walking distance
away.
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icana interior, including
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family properties.
Items featured in the
store include: women's,
teen, & men's clothing;
furniture; organic face
& body products; handmade, custom designs by
Kelly; kitchen supplies,
and much more.
Check out her "Truck
Schedule" for upcoming
events and looks forward
to assisting with all of
your style-needs.
Klothes N Motion's
Grand Opening is set for
October 1st. The Grand
Opening event will feature new clothing, accessories, and live-music
by up-and-coming artist,
Aubrey Wollett.
Aubrey Wollett is a
mix of sunshine and
salt air with a country/
pop flair. The Florida
native singer-songwriter is based out of Nashville and has opened for
country music acts such
as Michael Ray, Chase
Bryant, Love & Theft,
Dylan Scott, and Canaan
Smith.
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• Monday, August 22, 7:30 p.m. • Jason Crabb & The Talleys
Oak Ridge Boys
Blues Brokers
"My logo is a heart with wings. Follow your heart and you
will soar!" -Owner, Kelly Mason.
Mt. Juliet man receives
awaited Kidney
Klothes N Motion's Grand Opening celebration event is
scheduled for October 1st. The occasion will feature live-music by singer/songwriter, artist Aubrey Wollett.
Pet of the Week
FORREST
Forrest is a 6 year old Pit Bull
Terrier who has been at Mt. Juliet
Shelter a total of 2 years and
7 months!!!! During that period
he was adopted to 2 seperate
families that he spent 7 months
with one family and 3 weeks with
another family. The reasons for his return were once because
a family had to split and he was not allowed to go to either new
home. The next home Forrest was happy until he had to share
his toys then he realized he liked to be the only one who got
attention. Forrest would be a wonderful dog for a family looking
for that Teddy Bear and loyal partner for life. He is neutered,
vaccinated and ready to lay his head in someone’s lap forever!!
His adoption fee is $75.00, call (615-773-5533), email (beadlestanya@gmail.com) or Facebook us to meet Forrest.
Friday, August 12 • 4-8 p.m. - Wine & Home Brewing Entries
Saturday, August 13 • 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Take non-perishable
entries in Adult and Youth Exhibits, Fine Arts, Photography
& Stained Glass
Sunday, August 14 • 1-4 p.m. Baby Show, Doll Parade,
Fair Princess, Fairest of the Fair, King of the Fair & Special
Needs Pageant Registration
Monday, August 15 • 5:30 p.m. Ms. Tennessee Senior Wilson
County Pageant Rehearsal
Tuesday, August 16 • 6:30 p.m. Fairest of the Fair Rehearsal
Thursday, August 18
10 a.m. - 4 p.m. - Ham Entries
12 noon - 8 p.m. - Poultry Entries
2-6:30 p.m. - Flower Show Entries
2:30-6:00 p.m. – Rose Show Entries
3-6 p.m. – Adult Baking Entries
3-6:30 p.m. - Honey Show Entries
3-8 p.m. - Adult Fruits & Vegetables and Egg Entries
3-8 p.m. - Hay and Farm Crop Entries
4-7 p.m. - Youth Farm Crops, Garden Entries & Baking
and Egg Entries
5-7 p.m. - 4-H Poultry Entries
Industrial & Commercial Exhibit Setup Thursday, August 18 •
8 a.m.–4 p.m. and Friday, August 19 • 8 a.m.–noon
Satellite Parking Saturdays august 20 &
27th 4-11 p.m. old lebanon high School
SeaSon ticKet: $33 (good all 9 days!)
Buy Tickets ONLINE NOW at www.wilsoncountyfair.net or at local
sponsoring banks, Mt. Juliet & Lebanon Chamber of Commerce,
Wilson County Fair Office, & Moss’ Florist in Mt. Juliet.
FAIR CATALOGS AVAILABLE
AT ALL THE ABOVE LOCATIONS
PreFerred ParKing: $5 per car per day
Mt. Juliet resident, Greg Morton, recovers from a successful
kidney transplant. Morton was recently donated a kidney
from a sheriff's deputy that he met a year prior in his home
state, Oklahoma. Photo courtesy of Facebook.
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August 4
Joint Economic & Community Development Board Executive Committee Meeting
(7:45 a.m.) at the JECDB office located at 115 N. Castle
Heights Ave, Suite 102, Lebanon.
August 11
MJ Chamber Family Picnic
(5 p.m. - 7 p.m.) at Charlie
Daniels Park. Bring family and
friends and join Chamber members for a fun evening in the
park. Hot dogs will be provided.
Bring your own sides and drinks.
September 10
Bluegrass Music at Fiddlers
Grove
Every 2nd Saturday of the
month Fiddlers Grove offers
great music by Sugar Ridge, on
the Opry Stage Pavilion (6 p.m.
- 9 p.m.)
August 5
August 13
Movie In The Park
Community BBQ
Minoin's (7 p.m.) Bring a
The Pointe Church, located
chair and a blanket. Concessions at 109 Morningside Dr. in Mt.
will be openly available.
Juliet. (4 p.m. - 7 p.m.) BBQ
to benefit the Mt. Juliet Senior
August 10
Center capital campaign.
Mt. Juliet Business Connection
August 20
Holiday Inn Express (7:45
Farmisan's Market
a.m. - 9 a.m.) 565 S. Mt. Juliet
Charlie Daniel's Park.
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M.J. Chamber office (8:30
a.m. - 10 a.m.)
September 16
MJ Chamber Golf Tourney
Windtree Golf Course at (12
p.m.) 10:30 a.m. Registration.
(11 a.m.) Lunch. (Noon) Shotgun Start. All golfers receive
complimentary lunch & dinner,
plus FREE beverages all day.
October 6
Annual Health & Wellness
Fair
City Of Mt. Juliet holds this
fair and currently searching for
vendors. Contact HR at 615773-6254 for more info.
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OBITUARIES
GRAVES, Gayle “geegee”
Graves, Gayle “geegee”, age 65 of Lebanon,
TN passed away on July
27, 2016. Mrs. Graves
was a member of Center Chapel Church of
Christ, where she taught
Sunday School for many
years. She worked for
Frank E. Neal Inc. for 36
years.
Preceded in death by
father, Lyon Mitchell and
step-father, John Herod.
Survived by husband
of 29 years, Larry Graves;
daughter, Lesa Hughes;
grandsons, Connor and
Braden Hughes; mother, Ruth Herod; sisters,
Janice (Rex ) McNeeley
and Brenda (Jim) Sharp;
brothers, Greg (Kathy)
Herod and Kent (Janine)
Herod; and many nieces
and nephews.
Funeral Services were
conducted on Saturday, July 30th at Center
Chapel Church of Christ,
in Mt. Juliet with Andy
Connelly, Darrell Duncan and David Lee whom
officiated. Interment followed the service at Mt.
Juliet Memorial Gardens
with nephews serving as
Pallbearers.
Honorary
Pallbearers are: Elders
and Deacons of Center
Chapel Church of Christ,
Gerry and Faye Nobles,
Brenda Sledge, Milton
and Diane Dorris, Frank
Neal, Dana Bauguess,
Lori Kaiser, Harold and
Annette Goins, Jerry and
Pam Oxsher, John Hiter, Jim and Lisa Tomlin, Herman and Martha
Coleman, Danny Mc-
Guire and Bobby Patton.
Arrangements by Sellars Funeral Home at Mt.
Juliet, 2229 N. Mt. Juliet Road, Mt. Juliet, TN
37122, 615-758-5459,
obituary line 615-7588818, www.sellarsfuneralservices.com
GRISHOM, James Albert
Jim Grishom, age 52,
of Lebanon, passed away
on July 26, 2016. The
family received friends
at Sellars Funeral Home,
Lebanon TN, last Friday.
Mr.
Grishom
was
self-employed in construction.
He is survived by siblings Margaret Frye, Janet Hensley
(Tad), Lee Ann Arney
(Jeff), and Jammie Hensley (Wayne).
Arrange-
ments by Sellars Funeral Home, Lebanon TN
615.444.9393.
LEARMONT,
Ann Hansen
Gloria
Gloria Learmont, born
September 1, 1933 in
Bruce, Wisconsin, died
in Lebanon, Tennessee
on July 29, 2016. Inurnment to be in North
Shore Garden of Memories Waukegan following
cremation. A Memorial
Service will be held at a
later date in the Bryant
Chapel. In lieu of flowers, donations may be
made to Gentiva Hospice
(www.gentiva.com).
Mrs. Learmont was
a member of Lebanon
First United Methodist
Church. She is survived
by husband of 64 years,
Robert, 6 children, 12
grandchildren, and 3
great-grandchildren.
She is preceded in death
by parents, 2 sisters
and 1 brother. Arrangements by Sellars Funeral Home, Lebanon TN,
615.444.9393.
LONG, Caleb Thomas
Caleb Long, age 1, of
Lebanon, passed away
on July 25, 2016. The
family will be receiving
friends at Sellars Funeral Home, Lebanon TN,
on Friday from 4-8 p.m.
The Funeral Service is 1
p.m. on Saturday, July
30, 2016 at the Mt. Juliet Church of God (495
N. Mt. Juliet Rd). Interment in Organ-Watson Cemetery, Lebanon
TN immediately follow-
REFLECTIONS FROM AN OLD FRIEND
Kenny Martin
City Manager
Mt. Juliet
Every minute of every
day our precious world
and community loses
another precious person.
These are the precious
people that have passed
away and went on to a
better place. The precious memories we’ll carry and cherish forever.
The friendships, laughs,
smiling faces, personal
belongings and even the
scent of the person will
live forever in our hearts
and minds.
Our community loses a precious someone
everyday. Its part of life,
but it should also remind us of the importance of living each and
every day to the very fullest and to the very best
of our ability. Tomorrow
is not promised to anyone. That’s why we must
take time to smell the
roses, enjoy fellowshipping with our family and
friends, call on a relative
or visit a loved one and
to always be kind to one
another. There are thousands of human beings
going through tough
times this very moment.
Lives and families are
being changed every
minute of everyday.
It breaks my heart every time I see a family
FAITH & MESSAGE
The Miracle of Restoration
Four miracles.
Four horrific conditions.
Four stories of restoration.
Every one a most unlikely recipient of God’s
grace.
Consider. The leper.
The most dreaded disease of the 1st Century.
Stigma. Condescending
stares. Alone-ness. Completely outcast from society. Incurable. Untouchable. But Jesus touched
him. And in an instant…
no longer a leper! Restored. (Matthew 8:2¬-3)
Consider. The centurion’s servant. A Roman!
And a soldier at that. A
powerful symbol of oppression. But he cared
about his servant, who
was at home, paralyzed.
Tormented. A Jew would
not be likely to extend
help to a Roman authority figure. But Jesus did.
Because the centurion
had a level of faith to believe that Jesus could,
Jesus did. He spoke the
ing the service. Honorary Pallbearers: Wilson
County Sheriff’s Department and the Mt. Juliet
Police Dept. In lieu of
flowers, please make donations to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital (501 St. Jude Place,
Memphis TN 38105).
Caleb is survived by
his parents Kinnie and
Mike Long, siblings Kelly,
Devin, and Austin Long,
grandmothers Barbara
Hart and Bonnie Baynes,
extended family and
friends, and the Wilson
County Sheriff’s Department and the Mt. Juliet
Police Department. He
is preceded in death by
grandfathers
Richard
Hart and Jessie Baynes.
Arrangements by Sellars
See OBITS, Page 5
Gone too Soon
going through the tragic
loss of a family member
or friend. Seeing these
tragic losses reminds me
of the true fragileness of
life. It also encourages
me and reminds me to
not take life for granted. We have the best of
citizens and I personally
consider the residents of
Mt. Juliet one big family. As you say your next
prayer, please pray for
the families that are going through tough times
after losing a loved one
or friend.
As we all know, life is
much too short to waste
one single minute of it.
Make sure you tell your
family and friends how
much you love them
each and every day.
The Miracle of Restoration
word. And in an instant…
no longer paralyzed! Restored. (Matthew 8:5-13)
Consider.
Peter’s
mother-in-law. A woman!
In a culture and time that
did not hold women in
high regard. She was confined to bed with a high
fever. Jesus touched her.
And in an instant…98.6!
Feeling well enough to
prepare dinner for her
guests. Restored. (Matthew 8:14-15)
Consider. Two men
possessed by demons.
Fierce. Out of control.
Dangerous. Scary stuff!
So scary that neighbors
who walked near the
graveyard where the men
lived always made an
abrupt detour to avoid
them. Another word from
Jesus. And in an instant…demons flee. Men
delivered. Restored. (Matthew 8:28-33)
The common threads
in these four stories?
Four miracles. Four horrific conditions cured.
Four stories of restoration. And every one a
most unlikely recipient
of God’s grace. The outcasts. The unpopular.
The feared. But Jesus
loved and delivered. And
the response of the people? They rejected Jesus.
They asked Him to move
on down the road. (Matthew 8:34)
All these years later,
Jesus still loves and delivers the least likely…
you and me. How will we
respond? I want to respond the way the leper
responded. Even though
Jesus instructed him to
tell no one, he told ev-
eryone! He couldn’t help
himself. Restoration does
that! “I once was lost,
but now I’m found. Was
blind, but now I see.”
Saints
Episcopal
Church of the Epiphany
Jehovah’s Witness
Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses
Lutheran
Celebration Lutheran
Methodist
Cook’s United Methodist
Gladeville United Methodist
Grace United Methodist
Church
Mt. Juliet African Methodist Episcopal Church
Pleasant Grove United
Methodist
Providence United Methodist*
Scott’s Chapel African
Methodist
Episcopal
Church
Williamson
Chapel
CME Church
Nazarene
Covenant
Fellowship
Church of the Nazarene
Pentecostal
Church Alive
Presbyterian
Cloyds
Cumberland
Presbyterian
Hickory Grove Church
Suggs Creek Cumberland Presbyterian
Unity
Unity of Music City
Non-Denominational
Abundant Life*
The BARN Church
Bridge
Fellowship
Church
Cedar Ridge Church
Connect Church
Faith is the Victory
Church
Cross Point Church
Friendship Community
Church
Gateway of Hope
Generation
Changers
Church
Global
Vision
Bible
Church
Grace Bible Fellowship
Grace Fellowship Ministries
Greater
True
Faith
Community Church
Holy Temple Church
The Journey Church
Joy Church International
LifeChurch of Mt. Juliet
Living Hope Church
Mending Fences Cowboy Church
New Heart Christian
Church
Our Father’s House
Community Church
The Rock of Nashville
Royal Life International
Rich Tiner
Pastor
The Pointe Church
@RichPointe
www.2thepointe.com
CHURCH DIRECTORY
Assembly of God
Lighthouse Assembly of
God
Life Assembly
Baptist
Baker’s Grove Baptist
Beckwith Baptist
Cedar Grove Baptist
Corona Baptist Church
Faith Church
Fellowship Baptist
The Fellowship at Mt.
Juliet
First Baptist Church of
Mt. Juliet*
The Glade Church
Grace Baptist Church
Green Hill Church*
Hickory Hills Baptist
The LightHouse Fellowship
Mays Chapel
Mt. Juliet Missionary
Baptist
Mt. Olivet Baptist
Music
City
Baptist
Church
New Life Baptist Church
Rutland Baptist Church
Silver Springs Baptist
Truth and Grace Free
Will Baptist Church
Victory Baptist Church
Catholic
Holy Comforter Anglican (ACC)
St. Stephen Catholic
Community
Church of Christ
Beckwith Church of
Christ
Belinda
Parkway
Church of Christ
Center Chapel Church
of Christ
Corinth
Church
of
Christ
Gladeville Church of
Christ
Green Hill Church of
Christ
Leeville
Church
of
Christ
Mt. Juliet Church of
Christ
Nonaville Church of
Christ
Vesta Church of Christ
Church of God
Living Water Fellowship
Mt. Juliet Church of
God
The Pointe Church
Church of Jesus Christ
The Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day
ANDY & TRACEY BOND
Funeral Directors & Embalmers
SERVICE TIMES
1098 Weston Drive • Mt. Juliet, TN
24 hour obituary line 615-641-2663
Life Groups and Worship
Sunday 9am & 10:30am
Wednesday Activities
6pm
www.bondmemorial.com
13251 Lebanon Rd., Mt. Juliet
615-773-2663
1491 N. Mt. Juliet Rd.
Mt. Juliet, TN 37122
in the Rainbow Place
Shopping center
SERVICES TIMES:
Sunday: 10:30 AM
Thursday: 7:00 PM
615-758-7238 • greenhillchurch.com
“Our family serving
your family”
Hermitage Funeral Home &
Memorial Garden 615-889-0361
www.hermitagememorial.com
ABUNDANT LIFE CHURCH
1000 Woodridge Place
Mt Juliet, TN 37122
(across from MJ Middle School)
Sunday Morning Gathering
9:30 a.m.
Wednesday Youth Ministry
7:00 p.m.
615-754-7035
alcmtjuliet.com
Sunday Worship | 10 a.m.
Join us for worship!
490 Industrial Drive, Mt. Juliet | 615-889-3950
thefellowship.cc | facebook.com/fellowshipMJ
Page 5, The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, JULY 27, 2016
Mt. Juliet Fire Department MJPD Officer receives Letter of Commendation
appoints deputy fire chief
On Tuesday, July 12, Juliet Fire (FDMJ) ar-
Former co-volunteer captain, Chris Allen, was recently
named deputy fire chief at the Mt. Juliet Fire Department.
The former co-volunteer will now be responsible for overseeing the daily operations of the fire department. Allen's rank
went into effect in July.
From OBITS, Page 4
Funeral Home, Lebanon
TN 615.444.9393.
LYCANS,
Richard
Donald
Lycans, Donald Richard, age 80, of Mt. Juliet,
TN, died July 25, 2016.
Donald attended Victory Baptist Church. He is
survived by: Wife – Erma
Lycans; Children – Steve
(Carol) Lycans, Dyan
Lycans; Grandchildren
– Andy Lycans, Austin
Lycans; Great-grandchildren – Ten. No services
are planned. Arrangements by Bond Memorial Chapel, N. Mt. Juliet Road and Weston
Drive, Mt. Juliet, TN.
(615)773-2663. Obit Line
(615)641-2663,
www.
bondmemorial.com
MCCLUSKEY,
va Ligon
Lano-
McCluskey,
Lanova Ligon, age 96, of Mt.
Juliet, TN, died July 27,
2016.
Mrs. McCluskey was
born April 3, 1920 in the
Green Hill Community,
now known as Mt. Juliet,
TN to the late, Duncan
and Gladys Ware Ligon.
She lived her whole life
in this area, attending the local elementary school and graduated from Mt. Juliet High
School where she played
basketball, one of her
lifetime loves. Mrs. McCluskey attended Cum-
berland University from
1937-1938 and played
collegiate basketball. She
and her Mother opened
Ligon’s Flower Shop in
Donelson in 1941 and
operated the shop for
43 years. During WWII,
Mrs. McCluskey worked
at Vultee as a riveter and
that was where she met
the love of her life, Mac.
She retired from Tennessee Telephone Company
after 20 years of service.
Mrs. McCluskey was an
avid knitter, crocheter
and sports enthusiast.
She taught hundreds of
high school girls to knit
and she never missed a
high school football or
basketball game. Mrs.
McCluskey was an active
member of Cooks United Methodist Church, a
Brownie Scout Leader,
a 50 year member of the
Green Hill Family and
Consumer
Education
Club, Green Hill Women’s Club, Daughters of
the American Revolution, the African Violet
Society of America and
Harvey Freeman Chapter
#181, Order of the Eastern Star. She occasionally went fishing with Mac,
but after she caught the
biggest crappie he had
ever seen - he didn’t take
her fishing again. In addition to her parents,
she was also preceded
in death by her husband
of nearly 70 years, W.J.
“Mac” McCluskey and
her brother, Herschel Ligon.
She is survived by: Son
– Macky (Janet) McClus-
Mt. Juliet Police Officer Kris Elliott received a Letter of
Commendation and was recognized by Chief James Hambrick for a life-saving action.
key; Daughter – Margaret McCluskey (Bob) Pile;
Grandchildren – Paul
(Christina) McCluskey,
Beth McCluskey, Barbara (Mike) Hill, Susan
Tramel and Jim Tramel
and Mary (Mike) Brow; 7
Great-grandchildren.
There will be no visitation and funeral services
will be private.
The
family
would
like to extend a special thanks to Mrs. McCluskey’s
caretakers,
Pam Oglesby and Olive
Kallon.
In lieu of flowers, the
family requests that memorials be made to the
Mt. Juliet Animal Shelter, 115 Industrial Drive,
Mt. Juliet, TN 37122.
Arrangements
by
Bond Memorial Chapel,
N. Mt. Juliet Road and
Weston Drive, Mt. Juliet,
TN. (615)773-2663. Obit
Line
(615)641-2663,
www.bondmemorial.
com.
VOGEL-SUTER,
lian Monson
Lil-
Vogel-Suter,
Lillian
Monson, age 93, of Hermitage, TN, died July
24, 2016. She was the
daughter of the late Arthur Monson and Susie Swider. She is also
preceded in death by
her step-mother, Marjorie Monson; her first
husband, John Edward
Vogel; second husband,
Ross Suter; grandson,
Stephen Lee Will; granddaughter, Rebecca Alina
Damrow; great grandchildren, Jeremy Daniel Brink, Sean Michael
Peary.
She is survived by:
Children – John Arthur
(Kathleen) Vogel, Jeanne
Lucille Brink, Judith
Ann Peary, Janice Louise
(Gary) Branchaud, Joyce
Vogel
(Michael)
Will,
Joann Teresa (Edmund)
Brink; Brother – Earl
Monson; 13 Grandchildren; 2 Step Grandchildren; 30 Great-Grandchildren; 3 Great-Great
Grandchildren;
Memorial
services
were held last Sunday,
July 31, 2016 at Bond
Memorial Chapel with
Bro. Gordon Donahoe
who officiated. Arrangements by Bond Memorial Chapel, N. Mt. Juliet Road and Weston
Drive, Mt. Juliet, TN.
(615)773-2663. Obit Line
(615)641-2663,
www.
bondmemorial.com.
2016 around 10:00 a.m.,
Elliott was summoned to
Walmart, located at 300
Pleasant Grove Road, to
assist an elderly man
who was unresponsive in
the grocery.
Elliott arrived on the
scene within two minutes of dispatch, and he
noticed a store employee
attempting CPR on the
patient. Once the employee saw Elliott, the
employee stopped CPR.
Elliott then took over immediately and resumed
CPR on the man until
medics arrived. Personnel from Wilson County
Emergency Management
Agency (WEMA) and Mt.
rived on the scene and
relieved Elliott of his efforts to save the man’s
life. Eventually, the man
was revived by medics
and transported to a
hospital.
“Because of the quick
response by Officer Elliott, and the use of
training provided to our
officers, the man’s life
was saved,” stated Chief
James Hambrick. “This
is another example that
Mt. Juliet’s police officers are here to serve,
in whatever capacity,
to ensure the ultimate
well-being of our citizens
and visitors.”
We Brighten Smiles!
Jane A. Bacon, DMD
Aileen M. Kruger, DDS
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Page 6, The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, JULY 27, 2016
CLASSIFIEDS
AUCTION
AUCTION
The Most Money In The Shortest Time!
Bobby Colson Auctioneer/Broker
Bill Colson Auction and Realty
615-390-3679 • www.colsonauctions.com
L
K Autos for Sale
Public Repo Auto Auction and other misc
inventories - Over (120) Cars, Trucks & Vans
Thurs. - AUGUST 4th, 2016 - 9:00 am
100 Auction Way, Nashville, TN
Call 615-262-5455
for list of vehicles
(MVAL #0006426) Lic. #42
Go to website:
www.colsonactions.com
to view vehicles
Personal Property Sells at 9:00 am
ROLL TOP DESK / FEISTA WARE / MARBLE TOP CHEST
ANTIQUE DRESSER AND MIRROR / MANTLE CLOCK
No Run Vehicles at 11:00 am
Drive lanes start at 12:00 Noon
PREMIER AUCTION
PRESENTS
A SUPER MULTI ESTATE AUCTION EVENT
***
FRIDAY, AUGUST 5TH
BEGINS @ 3:00PM
420 EAST MAIN STREET, LEBANON, TN 37087
AUCTIONEER’S NOTE : We Will Be Offering At Auction 100’s of Items From Several
Estates Selling Absolute Containing All The Popular Styles Of Furniture As Well As Lots
of Smalls ! ~ PLEASE NOTICE EARLY STARTING TIME ~ There Is A Lot Of Unique
Merchandise ! Preview Auction Photos of Actual Items at www.tpgauction.com !
*****************************************
OVER 1000 ITEMS TO BE SOLD
*****************************************
STYLISH ANTIQUE FURNITURE INCLUDES: Unique Chippendale Banquet Table ~
w/ 16 Matching Chairs ~ Unique 9 pc 1950’s Mid Century D/R Chair ~ Superb Immigrants
Trunk ~ Unique Carved Eterge ~ Pine 2 Pc Pewter Cabinet ~ 1920’s French Bedroom
Furniture ~ Unique Farm House Hunt Board ~ Stylish Oak High Back Sideboard ~ Stylish
1920’s Buffets & China Cabinets ~ 1940’s Mahogany Twin Bedroom Suite ~ 1970’s Pottery
Barn Style Furniture ~ 1950 Era Mid Century Furniture ~ French Provincial Bedroom
Furniture ~ Several Sideboards & Buffets ~ Mahogany Hepplewhite Duncan Phyfe B/R Pcs
~ Grain Painted Jelly Cupboards ~ 1920’s Dressers & Chests ~ Painted Pie Safes & Jelly
Cupboards ~ 3 Board Farm Table ~ Good Selection of Parlor Tables ~ 1970’s 9 Pc Dining
Room Suite ~ Primitive Dry Sinks ~ Farm Table & Bucket Bench ~ Unique 8 Pc Farmhouse
Dining Room Suite ~ Lots of Wire Décor ~ Mahogany Buffets & Low Chests
THE BEST IN UNIQUE SMALLS INCLUDE: Lots of Vintage Hand Stitched Quilts ~
Collection of Hummels ~ Collection of Vintage Dolls ~ Lots of Crystal Glass ~ 20.00 American
Gold Piece ~ Lots of Silver Coins And Odd Coins ~ Lots Of Jadeite ~ Avon Cape Cod ~
Plantation Dough Bowls ~ Dinner Bells ~ Cast Iron Banks ~ Barber Pole ~ Antique Picture
Frames ~ Vintage Advertising Signs ~ Butter Churns ~ Fostoria ~ Heisy Glass ~ Lots of
Lamps & Decorator Items ~ Flo Blue ~ Framed Pictures ~ Peanut Jars ~ Cast Iron ~ Adv Signs
~ Old Stone Crocks & Jugs ~ Vintage Glass ~ Our Usual Jam Packed Tables of Cool And
Unique Smalls From Local Estates
615-754-6111
BUSINESS SERVICE
GARAGE SALE
HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED
MIKE & ROBIN’S JUNK
HAULING
We clean
Basements,
Attics,
Yards, etc. Clean gutters. We trim shrubbery
and rake beds & mulch.
Pressure washing, sealing and staining decks
& driveways. Moving &
Packing. Interior & exterior painting.
Tear
down buildings & foreclosure clean out. WE
ALSO OFFER KARAOKE & DJ SERVICES.
Call us 4 anything.
Serving Mt. Juliet and
all surrounding areas
for 17 years.
(615)
881-6501 or (615) 8816500.
Big Garage Sale Fri-Sun.,
Aug. 5th-7th, Woodland
Place Subdivision, 1502
Post Oak Point. 8 am 5 pm. Fri & Sat. 2-6 pm
Sunday. Ladies clothing sizes 6-14, mens
med-xxl, coats, shoes,
all name brands. Drum
set, sofa and loveseat
both sleepers, furniture,
rugs, curtains, bedroom
suit, home accessories,
antiques, gas grill, glassware,
kitchen
items,
christmas items, deep
freezer.
ADMINISTRATIVE
ASSISTANT/CUSTOMER
SERVICE (Full-time/40
hours week)General Purpose Perform a wide range
of administrative and office
support activities for the
business and/or managers
and supervisors to facilitate the efficient operation
of the organization. Main
Job Tasks and Responsibilities-answer, screen and
transfer inbound phone
calls-receive and direct visitors and clients-general
clerical duties including
photocopying, fax and mailing-maintain electronic and
hard copy filing system-retrieve documents from filing
system -handle requests
for information and data-resolve
administrative
problems and inquiries-prepare written responses to
routine enquiries-prepare
and modify documents including
correspondence,
reports, drafts, memos
and emails-schedule and
coordinate meetings, appointments and travel arrangements for managers
or
supervisors-prepare
agendas for meetings and
prepare
schedules-record, compile, transcribe
and distribute minutes of
meetings-open, sort and
distribute incoming correspondence-maintain office
supply inventories-coordinate maintenance of office
equipment-coordinate and
maintain records for staff,
telephones, parking and
petty cash-homeowner warranty Education and Experience-computer skills
and knowledge of relevant
software -knowledge of operation of standard office
equipment.-knowledge of
clerical and administrative
procedures and systems
such as filing and record
keeping-knowledge of principles and practices of basic office management Key
Competencies-communication skills - written and
verbal-planning and organizing-prioritizing-problem
assessment and problem
solving-information gathering
and
information
monitoring-attention to detail and accuracy-flexibility-adaptability-customer
service
orientation-teamwork Please call Linda Osborne 615-754-3471
GENERAL
LABORER/
NEW
CONSTRUCTION
Seeking Full Time Punch
Out Person This position
maintains the cleanliness
of the construction site and
completes minor punchout under the supervision
of the superintendent. Essential Duties & Responsibilities: *complete punchout for minor warranty,
frame, paint, sheetrock,
carpentry and home decorations, and other similar
tasks as assigned * from
time to time must complete
projects with short notice
with extreme time constraints *maintain cleanliness of the site Job Requirements: *current/valid
Driver’s License, acceptable
driving record, having available transportation in order
to complete assigned tasks
and punch out responsibilities is essential! *familiarity of basic construction
punch-out tasks *background check required
Please call 615-300-1199
BUY/SALE/TRADE
Cemetery lots Hermitage Memorial Gardens.
2 lots $3000 each. (half
cemetery price) 615-5696608, will sell separately.
CLEANING
So spring is gone and
Summer is here, but no
fear Brooke is here... I
clean all year! I am professional, honest, dependable and have references upon request. Call
Brooke today at Brooks
Residential Maid Service
615-573-2237
Residential Cleaning Services.
Quality, Professional, Attention to detail matters, Trust and
Perfectionist. References
available. Maria Chavez
615-564-0957
WINDOW, CARPET, GUTTER CLEANING. PRESSURE WASHING, driveway sealing. Air Duct
cleaning. Junk Hauled
Off. Foreclosure Clean out.
FREE Estimate. Serving
Mt. Juliet for 20 years. Licensed & Insured. Christian
Owned/Operated.
Jim 615-754-5047. www.
myallproservices.com
COMMERCIAL
COMMERCIAL SPACES
FOR LEASE. 500-3,000
SQUARE FEET. 7542019.
4700 sq. ft. commercial
building located on Lebanon Rd. in Mt. Juliet.
$4500.00 per month.
Call 615-754-2019
CONCRETE
THIS WILL BE A FUN FAST PACED QUALITY AUCTION ~ CALL
TODAY TO CONSIGN YOUR ITEMS ~ FOR MORE INFORMATION ON
AUCTION CONTACT CHRIS @ 615-456-8161 !
FOR PICTURES AND UPDATED LISTING VISIT OUR WEBSITE
www.tpgauction.com
~ Smoke Free Environment ~ Concessions Available ~
Credit Cards Accepted ~ 13% Buyer’s Premium 3%
REFUND FOR CASH OR CHECK PURCHASES
Chris Connor, Owner & Auctioneer, T.L. # 5549, T.F.L. # 4999
For more information call 615-456-8161
ACREAGE
BUSINESS SERVICE
LAND WANTED:
Want
to buy land!! If you have
l and you want to sell
please contact 754-2019.
DUN-RITE Garage Door
Service. Sales - Service
- Installation - Repairs.
Overhead Doors & Openers. FREE Estimates
on Replacements. 7586285 or 319-1645.
BUSINESS SERVICE
SOUTH WINDS TREE SERVICE
Leonard Matthews
(formerly of 4 Seasons Tree Service)
615-598-6046
Trimming | Topping | Removal | Stump Grinding
Serving Wilson County for 15 Years
Licensed & Insured
Barrett
Tree & Lawn Service
579-8319 or 758-3893
• Tree Removal
• Trimming
• Hauling
• Firewood
• Lawncare
• Mulching
Licensed and Insured
TERRY’S AUTO GLASS
Established
since
“1989”. Dealer Quality
at Your Door. Insurance
approved. Tip Of the
Month: Replace your
wiper blades every 3
months. Call today 615758-6339.
B & B concrete best
rates in 50 states no job
too small call 615-4740681/
615-758-5019
Rodney owner craftsman
P & T CONCRETE Driveways - Sidewalks Patios - Free Estimates.
Richard Cell 1-615-6702273, Home 615-7544259
ELECTRICAL
SHANE ELECTRIC. (Mt.
Juliet) Free Estimates.
Discounts include: Senior, Military, Veteran,
Fire/ Police/EMS. 615229-6455 or email: info@
shaneelectricllc.com
LICENSED & INSURED
ELECTRICIAN.
Residential & Commercial.
Also, Cable/Phone Installation. Senior Citizen
Discount. REASONABLE
RATES. All work guaranteed.FREE ESTIMAT
ES.615-316-9323.
GARAGE SALE
Estate Yard Sale Saturday, August 6th (7 a.m. 3 p.m.) Misc. items, some
furniture. 115 Teelia
Drive, Mt. Juliet (Neighborhood behind U-Haul
storage facility)
ESTATE SALE Antiques,
sofa, tables, glassware,
collectibles, books, dishes,
parson’s
bench,
trunks, bookcases, toys,
decorations. Thurs 8/4
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5,6,7 tools, furniture,
toys, & misc. household
items.
Two family yard sale 7-5
1013 Dickens Drive Mt.
Juliet
Yard Sale 3015 Clyde
Circle Mt. Juliet Saturday Aug. 6 7 am- 3 pm
Estate Sale 5801 Stewarts Ferry Pike Friday
August 5th and Saturday August 6th 8-5. Sectional sofa, wing-back
chairs, drop-leaf dining
table, 8 ladder- back
chairs, round oak table,
6 cane-bottom chairs,
lighted china cabinet,
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HOME IMPROVEMENT
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Licensed &
Insured
Free Estimates
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HEATING & AIR
Weekly Job Fairs
& Hiring Events
Call or stop by
today to find out
who’s hiring!
Mt Juliet:
1985 Providence West Pkwy.
(615) 288-2389
Lebanon:
1031 West Main St.
(615) 965-3355
Weekend dock help needed at Mt. Juliet marina.
Driver’s license and great
customer service skills
required. 615-758-5209.
HOME IMPROVEMENT
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We are an equal opportunity employer. Minority/Female/Disabled/Veteran
Holt Painting & Home
Improvements. Providing quality interior/exterior painting, deck staining, minor landscaping,
rental property maintenance, plus furniture
re-finishing. 16 years in
business. Reliable with
low rates. Free estimates.
James Holt. 615-7588146
The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, JULY 27, 2016, Page 7
HOME REPAIRS
PAINTING
PUBLIC NOTICE
ROBERSON Remodeling. OFFERING HOME
REPAIR services of all
types. Including carpentry (trim & finish), Painting, Plumbing, Electric,
Replacement
Doors,
Windows, Gutters, Siding, Carports. Garage
conversions.
Credit/
Debit Cards Accepted.
Richard
582-1079.
ANTONELLI PAINTING
and Repairs. 35 years
experience. Interior/Exterior painting. Drywall
repairs. Pressure Washing, Deck Refinishing,
Replacement Windows.
449-6512 or 512-3964.
EDUCATION-THE
RIGHT
OF
EVERY
CHILD Every child can
learn. Children with disabilities are--first and
foremost--children.
Therefore, they are entitled to the benefits and
rights the law gives children, and local government and school districts
in Tennessee will make
the same effort for children with disabilities
as for children without
disabilities. Tennessee’s
Individuals and Disability Education Act makes
certain special provisions
for children with disabilities. The State must provide free public education
each and every child age
3-21 who has disability.
All local public education
systems are to maintain
a program to locate and
identify at the earliest
possible age all children
who need services. Parents must be involved
in decisions concerning
their children. All Tennessee School systems
must evaluate the educational needs of students
with disabilities at least
once a year. School systems must design programs of public education services sufficient to
meet the needs of children with disabilities and
work with parents to determine the needs of their
children. Schools must
keep parents informed of
their children’s progress.
Education should be provided in as normal a setting as possible, as close
to home as possible. Public school systems shall
provide or secure the regular and special education needed for children
to benefit from a free public education appropriate
to their needs. They must
secure the informed consent of parents or guardians for all placement or
changes of placement
of children with disabilities. Due process for
children with disabilities
and their parents entitles
them to : the right to an
important hearing, and
the right to appeal decisions. The Wilson County Public School System
provides appropriate educational programs for
children with disabilities
in Wilson County. If you
have a child with a disability between the ages
of three and twenty-one
who needs a special program, contact the Special
Education Office, 351
Stumpy Lane, Lebanon,
TN (615)453-7316 or
(615)444-3282
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615-424-0133.
INSURANCE
PUBLIC NOTICE
LAWN CARE
GREG SANDERS DIAMOND CUT LAWN SERVICE. Mowing, Trimming,
Edging, Mulching, Landscaping, Leaf Removal.
Gutters cleaned. Pressure
washing. Free Estimates.
481-9499.
LAWN MAINTENANCE
Free estimates, mowing, mulching, trimming, leaf removal. Call
Joann. Cell 405-2368.
LAWN CARE
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BURNETTE’S
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MOWING & MULCHING
SERVICE: (Cutting Grass
from Hwy 70 South to Percy Priest) Call 615-4170849 or 615-668-4804
MOWER REPAIR
Go to MOWERS1ST.COM.
Sales and service. Pick up
& delivery available. Or
call 615-364-4187
PUBLIC NOTICE
Sealed proposals for All
Terrain Vehicle will be
received at the office of
the City of Mt. Juliet
Finance Department at
2425 N. Mt. Juliet Rd,
Mt. Juliet, Tennessee
37122, Attention: John
Rossmaier, on or before
10:00 AM on August 4,
2016 and immediately
thereafter all bids will
be publicly opened and
read aloud. Please contact John Rossmaier at
615-754-2552 should
you have any questions or visit us online
at
http://gov.findrfp.
com/gov/detail.aspx?id=66197&guid=ED2 1 7 3 8 4 A B CB43D6B0BB0CBC310B020F.
REAL ESTATE
NOTICE OF NON-DISCRIMINATION
The
Wilson County School
System does not discriminate due to age,
race, color, gender, national origin, disability,
religion, disability, religion, creed, or veteran
status in the provision
of services., in programs
or activities, or in employment opportunities
or benefits. The lack of
English language skills
will not be a barrier to
admission and participation in educational
programs. Translation
services are available at
each school and at the
Central Office. Inquiries concerning Title VI
or Title IX of the Civil
Rights Acts should be
directed to Chuck Whitlock at (615) 444-3282.
Inquiries
concerning
Section 504 should be
directed to Dawn Bradley at (615)444-3282.
Inquiries
concerning
the American with Disabilities Act should be
directed to Mickey Hall
at (615)444-3282. The
lack of English language skills will not be
a barrier to admission
and participation in
any educational program, Translation services are available at
each school and at the
Central Office.
Sealed proposals for
RFP’s listed below will
be received at the office
of the City of Mt. Juliet
Finance
Department
at 2425 N. Mt. Juliet
Rd, Mt. Juliet, Tennessee 37122, Attention: John Rossmaier
on or before 10:00 AM
on August 8, 2016 and
immediately thereafter
all bids will be publicly
opened and read aloud.
Please contact John
Rossmaier at 615-7542552 should you have
any questions or visit us online at http://
gov.findrfp.com/gov/
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2017 Ford Edge AWD
(1) 2017 Ford Escape
(1) 2017 Ford F-250
4x4 (2) 2017 Ford F-550
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2017 Ford Police Interceptor Utility (1) Repurposing of 2009 ford
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REAL ESTATE
532 Wilson Dr, Mount Juliet, TN 37122
Open House
August 6th & 7th
Sat & Sun, 2-4pm
$259,850. 3 Bedroom, 2 Full Bath
1,755 Sq Ft, 1 acre lot. Move-in ready!
Great area to live. House 1977 ALL BRICK. One Owner Home.
Mt. Juliet Schools! Full-unfinished basement. 4 car garage in
basement. 33x25ft wide. HWR Home Warranty. Move-in ready.
Marty-Alma Penix 615-243-6726 • 615-668-8999
Directions from Hermitage: Lebanon Rd. East to right on Tanglewood,
left on Woodlawn, right on Wilson Dr to 532 on right
Marty Penix, Agent | Real Estate,LLC
office: 615-553-2479, cell: 615-243-6726
NOTICE OF ASBESTOS
MANAGEMENT
PLAN The Wilson County Board of Education,
in
compliance
with
AHERA
Regulations,
has on file an Asbestos
Management Plan located in each Principal’s
office in Wilson County
School System, Wilson
County School Bus Garages, and the office of
the Director of Schools
at 351 Stumpy Lane,
Lebanon, TN 37090.
These documents are
open to public inspection. Questions may be
directed to Steve Spencer at (615)444-3282.
Mt. Juliet female resident in need
of life-saving transplant procedure
Photo courtesy of Metro Creative Connection
Mt. Juliet resident,
Whitney Jackson, was
diagnosed with Cystic
Fibrosis when she was
born in 1993.
Whitney is the daughter of Sandi Camacho.
Sandi and family have
been struggling with how
to afford such an expensive procedure in a difficult time as this.
The doctors at Vanderbilt University, downtown Nashville, have recommended a life-saving
double lung transplant.
Mt. Juliet citizens
are raising funds for
The Children's Organ
Transplant Association
(COTA), a national charity dedicated to organizing and guiding communities in raising funds
for
transplant-related
expenses, in honor of
transplant patients like
Whitney.
An estimated $50,000
is being raised by the Mt.
Juliet community.
With the cost of transplants often exceeding
families budgets, many
are unable to afford such
a procedure.
Volunteers are needed
to assist with fundraising
activities that will help
with transplant-related
expenses.
Individuals
and groups interested
in more information can
contact Community Coordinator Sandi Camacho at 615.504.9073 or
sandilcamacho@comcast.net.
Media representatives
may contact the campaign Public Relations
Coordinator Lora Seligmann at 615.481.7679
or rockinhair1@yahoo.
com for more information about the family or
the COTA community
fundraising campaign.
Donations may be
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mailed to the Children’s
Organ Transplant Association, 2501 West COTA
Drive, Bloomington, Indiana, 47403. Checks or
money orders should be
made payable to COTA,
with “In Honor of Whitney J.” written on the
memo line of the check.
Secure credit card donations are also accepted
online at www.COTAforWhitneyJ.com.
Whitney’s family has
asked for assistance
from the Children’s Organ Transplant Association. The organization’s
priority is to assure that
no child or young adult
is denied a transplant or
excluded from a transplant waiting list due to
lack of funds. One hundred percent of all funds
raised are used for patients’ transplant-related
expenses.
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Cumberland football team
picked fifth in MidSouth
Conference West Division
2010 Lexus IS 250c
*Warranties included
on Most Vehicles!
Cumberland
University
Phoenix football team and
Senior, Nathan Jernigan,
were recently picked (5th),
out of six teams, in a vote
by the Mid-South Conference West Division Preseason Coaches’ Poll. Coaches
announced the news Monday following the league's
decision of vote. The league
based its picks off of popular
votes due to stats ( Record:
3-8; MSC: 0-5) which resulted in the school's rank.
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CrimeStoppers offer cash reward
The Wilson County
Sheriff’s Office is asking
the public’s help getting
information regarding a
stolen zero turn lawnmower from a building
located on Sullivan’s
Bend Road in Mt. Juliet.
The theft occurred
sometime between the
dates of June 9 and
June 11 when an unknown person(s) entered
the property of Central
Tennessee Soccer on
Sullivan’s Bend Rd in
Mt Juliet, TN, and cut
the lock off of a storage
trailer door.
The perpetrator(s) re-
0
$9,49
$24,9
$14,9
moved a 2008 Toro Z
master 60” cut zero turn
lawn mower from the
property.
The VIN and model number for the lawn
mower are on file with
the Wilson County Sheriff’s Office and that information has been entered into a national
database.
ANY INFORMATION
THAT LEADS TO THE
SUCCESSFUL PROSECUTION OF THE SUSPECT COULD ENTITLE SUCH PERSON
AN AWARD OF UP TO
$1,000.
WoodFire welcomed to
Mt. Juliet by Chamber
Mt. Juliet Chamber of Commerce welcomes WoodFire to
community with ribbon cutting ceremony. Phyllis Robinson
assists with the ribbon cutting inside of the new restaurant
along with community and Chamber members.
Wilson Central players named All-District 9-AAA
Wilson
Central
Baseball players named to the
All-District 9-AAA baseball
team. (Left to Right) Travis
Smart, Cullen Smith, Drew
Trice and Andrew Franklin.
Smith finished his last school
year with a school-record of
142 hits and recently signed
with East Tennessee State.
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