Laurie Everett is a writer at The Wilson Post. She specializes in themes related to construction and real estate, public security, and retail, with a focus on the housing market and real estate development across the United States and Canada. Laurie’s work has been featured in various publications, including Wilson Post, KPVI-DTV, and the Murfreesboro Post.
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By: Laurie Everett
Sandy Lee joined the Basement Marketplace “maker” family six years ago and so she stopped by last Saturday to congratulate owner Julie Ruesewald on the artisan boutique’s 10th anniversary at the Lebanon Road location. Lee has a booth there to sell her jewelry and accessories. Her booth joins 59 others that sell handmade goods, unique gifts, home décor, art and […]
By: Laurie Everett
The Mt. Juliet Board of Commissioners unanimously gave final approval of two single-family residential developments at its meeting Monday night, adding nearly 400 homes combined. District 3 Commissioner Scott Hefner was absent. Commissioners approved a development called Aveline to be built on property located at 10495 Central Pike. It came to the BOC with a positive recommendation from the Mt. […]
The Mt. Juliet Board of Commissioners unanimously gave final approval of two single-family residential developments at its meeting Monday night, adding nea
By: Laurie Everett
Michelle, please tell us a little about yourself. “I was born in Jackson, TN and raised in Arkansas. Mt. Juliet has been our home since 2017.”. “I have bee
By: Laurie Everett
Project: On Aug. 24 the Board of Commissioners approved an ordinance that allows U-turns anywhere in the city unless a specific sign prohibits them. The City previously outlawed all U-turns within the City. State law: Mt. Juliet was one of just a few cities in Tennessee where U-turns were banned. What happens now: The ordinance authorizes the City public works […]
By: Laurie Everett
Emeraude Bakery owner Hunter Briley said he has plans for his popular sourdough bread in the Lebanon Road widening project forces him to move in the next few years. FILE Emeraude Bakery owners Hunter and Wendy Briley said the planned widening of Lebanon Road in front of their business may affect only their current location in Mt. Juliet. Emeraude Bakery […]
Project: On Aug. 24 the Board of Commissioners approved an ordinance that allows U-turns anywhere in the city unless a specific sign prohibits them. The Ci
By: Laurie Everett
Kylie, please tell us a little about yourself. “I spent my early childhood in Tennessee. I was 5 when we moved to Arizona, where I grew up. My husband and I moved to Tennessee 13 years ago and have spent the last 12 in Mt. Juliet.” Married, children? “My husband, Matt, and I have been married for 13 years and […]
By: Laurie Everett
Please tell us a little about yourself. “I was born and raised in Ventura County, California, and I now call Mt. Juliet, Tennessee home.” Married, children? “I am married, with two daughters — Grayson, a college freshman at UTC, and Emerson, a freshman in high school.” Schooling? “I hold a BA, Master's, and PsyD — all in clinical psychology — […]
By: Laurie Everett
Hundreds of people gathered at the Mt. Juliet clock tower last Friday morning to be part of a powerful and emotional memorial observance marking the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks on America. The ceremony was a joint effort between the Mt. Juliet Chamber of Commerce and the City of Mt. Juliet. Dozens of first responders representing the Mt. […]
