by Kali Bradford | Sep 21, 2024 | Stories
KRISTEN AND Shane Meyers have made a life out of giving for well over a decade by being a vital part of the farming community in both Lebanon and Watertown. From Shane’s managing a 1,000-acre farm in Lebanon to the couple running their own 15-acre farm in...
by Guest Writer | Sep 21, 2024 | Stories
KANSHA JAPANESE Express was an excellent choice for a quick lunch date. It’s a charming restaurant with a nice variety of Japanese cuisine. The atmosphere was laid-back, with a few subtle touches to give it an authentic look. I ordered the salmon bento box, which was...
by Guest Writer | Aug 16, 2024 | Stories
ON A nice day, it’s always a treat to walk around Lebanon’s square and check out the stores and restaurants. If you are looking for a great place to eat, Town Square Social is a must. My husband and I were taking a stroll around the square when we decided to stop in...
by Richard Klin | Aug 16, 2024 | Stories
THE PROM is an American rite of passage that has, through cultural ups and downs, become an enshrined part of adolescence for almost a century. Yet the costs associated with the prom — costs that have progressively increased over the years — can make participation...
by Guest Writer | Aug 16, 2024 | Stories
FOR NEARLY 20 years now, in August and September, green bows have been found all around Wilson County, Tennessee. Some people pass by the vibrant bows not knowing what they represent, while others have a deep understanding of their significance. Sherry’s Hope provides...
by Sara Hook | Aug 16, 2024 | Stories
SPORTS ARE vitally important to any community, especially those geared toward youth, teaching responsibility, teamwork, commitment, personal drive, and any number of other values. Sports provide a wonderful place for friendships and community to form. It isn’t easy...
