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NES advises customers who rely on life-sustaining medical equipment to enroll in its Critical Referral Program during National Preparedness Month this September to plan for potential power outages — the program offers priority support during emergencies and encourages sharing eligibility details with neighbors.

Last Friday at Calvin Short Field, Green Hill missed its chance for an opening Region 4-6A win as Gallatin clinched a 23-21 victory with a late field goal.

The Wilson County Solid Waste Department will hold a free household hazardous waste collection event Saturday, Oct.

3 at the James E. Ward Ag Center (sponsored by TDEC) so residents can safely dispose of items like pesticides and diesel fuel.

Mecum Auctions is set to hold its inaugural Nashville collector car auction from Sept.

22 to Sept. 26 at Nashville Superspeedway. The event will feature roughly 1,750 vehicles and 17 distinctive collections (including the Roush Automotive Collection) for collectors and enthusiasts.

The Gloria Wilson Aging Award was featured in Lebanon yesterday, with a photo provided by Wilson Rides, Inc. More details on the award and its upcoming ceremony will be announced soon.

The Blue Devils celebrated their homecoming win today as they routed Station Camp, with star player Amaure’ Manier shining in football (basketball and track) during a local matchup.

Lebanon boys claimed their first 7-AA district golf championship in recent memory on Tuesday at Pine Creek (Mt. Juliet).

Officials are investigating a debris fire near I-840 that happened last week, saying no county communication occurred before the Sept.

11 controlled burn. The inquiry continues as agencies review the incident.