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Planning commission approves new fire station - Vimarsana News

Planning commission approves new fire station

The Mt. Juliet Planning Commission voted to approve a purchase agreement for a new fire station that will be located on Old Lebanon Dirt Road during Thursday evening’s meeting.

Mt. Juliet approves $94M budget - Vimarsana News

Mt. Juliet approves $94M budget

The Mt. Juliet Board of Commissioners passed their yearly budget on second reading at its meeting Monday night and made several amendments to the $94 million spending plan.

Events happening in Music City during this holiday weekend - Vimarsana News

Events happening in Music City during this holiday weekend

With Thanksgiving just a day away, there’s plenty of opportunities to celebrate and give back this holiday season. There's something happening for adults and children of all ages to enjoy.

Murfreesboro business owner Monteon Jones, offers alternative to kennels for pooch pet-owners - Vimarsana News

Murfreesboro business owner Monteon Jones, offers alternative to kennels for pooch pet-owners

Monteon “Monty” Jones transformed his after-work side project into a fulltime business, offering a stylish alternative to traditional wired dog kennels.

Stories to Watch 2021: Music Venues Hang In - Vimarsana News

Stories to Watch 2021: Music Venues Hang In

Tweet Tanya Tucker at 3rd and Lindsley for AmericanaFest 2019Photo: Laura E. Partain At press time, only one of Nashville’s independent music venues — venerable songwriter hangout Douglas Corner Cafe, which is the subject of a remembrance in this week's issue — closed permanently due to the pandemic. It’s taken enormous effort and ingenuity to keep it that way since March, when practically the entire live entertainment economy was shut down. The folks who run independent venues are encouraged by the news of vaccines being approved for emergency use and are optimistic about a ...