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18 MNPD Veterans Receiving New Ranks and Leadership Roles Effective Friday
Chief John Drake Thursday announced the appointment/promotion of 18 MNPD veterans into new leadership roles effective Friday. Among the 18 are 1 new inspector, 1 new commander, 1 new captain, 6 new lieutenants, and 9 new sergeants. View the promotion pictures here. “The demonstrated talent and commitment of these individuals...
Top-ranked prospect David Sanders Jr. receives Vols' commitment predictions
Five-star plus 2025 offensive tackle David Sanders Jr. has received multiple predictions to commit to Tennessee. On3 gives Sanders Jr. an 82 percent chance to commit to the Vols, per the sites recruiting prediction machine, that includes predictions from recruiting insiders Chad Simmons, Pete Nakos and Steve Wiltfong. 247Sports’ Anna Adams has also predicted Sanders Jr. will commit to Tennessee.
la Madeleine signs deals to open new cafes in three US states
La Madeleine, a French café and bakery brand, has announced agreements with three franchise groups for the development of new locations in Florida, Tennessee, and Texas, marking a significant expansion in the Southern US. The new restaurants are scheduled to open during the next three years. The first of...
2 Wilson Co. schools placed on ‘soft lockdown’ after nearby high-speed pursuit, suspect at large
LEBANON, Tenn. (WSMV) - Two Wilson County schools were placed on a soft lockdown after a high-speed pursuit near the schools on Friday morning. Wilson County Sheriff’s deputies conducted a routine traffic stop in the 1500 block of Couchville Pike around 9 a.m. During the traffic stop, the individual fled and rammed a Wilson County Sheriff’s patrol car.
‘Something needs to be done’: Lebanon woman speaks about dangerous part of I-40 after serious crash
Melissa Lacks was sitting in stand-still traffic when a truck hit her and several other cars. About a week after her accident, also on I-40E in Wilson County, a 66-year-old man was killed in a crash that closed down part of the interstate for several hours.
MVC VOLLEYBALL EARNS AVCA ACADEMIC AWARD
The Missouri Valley College women’s volleyball team has been recognized by the American Volleyball Coaches’ Association (AVCA) for its academic success during the 2023-24 season. Missouri Valley has received the 2024 AVCA Team Academic Award for its excellence in the classroom during the 2023-24 academic year. The team...
Fleet Intel reports continued decline in pay for new drivers
BRENTWOOD, Tenn. — Fleet Intel, a division of Conversion Interactive Agency, has reported that the company’s Q2 pay trend tracker shows a continued decline in overall driver starting pay, with a drop of $131 per week in median starting pay over the past year. According to Steve Sichterman,...
Soccer Game Recap: Smyrna Takes a Loss
Smyrna fell victim to Wilson Central and their airtight defense on Thursday. They took a 2-0 hit to the loss column at the hands of the Wilson Central Wildcats. The Bulldogs have now taken an 'L' in back-to-back games. Smyrna's loss dropped their record down to 0-2. As for Wilson...
Nashville area weather: Friday storms could bring damaging winds, heavy rain to Middle Tennessee
The Nashville area will experience scattered thunderstorms on Friday, with the potential for damaging winds and heavy rainfall. The National Weather Service expects additional showers and storms to develop throughout the morning across Middle Tennessee then move southeastward through the area into the afternoon. "Some of these storms could become severe and produce...
Nashville Library to close Church Street location for maintenance
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - The Nashville Main Library is scheduled to close temporarily for some much-needed maintenance next week. The city’s flagship location at 615 Church Street will close on Monday, August 19, while the heating and cooling system receives preventative maintenance. The system is relied upon to regulate temperatures for roughly 200,000 square feet of space across three floors in the building, according to the Nashville Library’s release.
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