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Some Mt. Juliet city leaders want to take an official stance for God. Commissioners are considering supporting a state resolution making July the official month of fasting and prayer in Tennessee. The city’s proposal would recognize God as the “Creator and King of all Glory.” The resolution is not a law, but a declaration. According to the document, it was inspired by a similar declaration of prayer by John Adams […]

A man is facing multiple charges following a fight with another motorist that created “a frightening scenario” on a street in Mt. Juliet on Sunday. Officers responded after receiving reports about a man chasing another man with a gun. When authorities arrived at the scene, they quickly apprehended a man and recovered a handgun. The preliminary investigation revealed the suspect and the victim initially got into a dispute while driving. […]

Clarksville is working on turning its wastewater into biodegradable pellets while also expanding the city’s water storage. The city is progressing on a nearly $300 million project that would add a 36-million gallon water treatment plant and thermal drying technology to the area. The dryers would turn Clarksville’s wastewater into something useful — and much less smelly. The city hopes to sell the pellets to local farmers for use on […]

The Wilson County Sheriff’s Office and the Mt. Juliet Police an arrest in connection to the late June shooting and robbery at the Cedar Creek Marina. 40-year-old Adrian McLean is believed to be one of the suspects involved in the robbery and fatal shooting of 27-year-old Bailey Gardner, at the Cedar Creek Marina and Restaurant. The sheriff’s office said Gardner had no associations with the suspects involved. A family in […]