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Laurie Everett

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Mount Juliet
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Works at Wilson Living Magazine and The Wilson Post, plus other stuff
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MT. JULIET MOVER: Alex Jeffries, MJHS teacher, Innovative Educator Award winner

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By Ivan Aronin Verified, Laurie Everett Verified
| The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet Verified
Alex, please tell us a little about yourself. “I was born on an Air Force base in Germany and moved around quite a bit when I was younger. I was raised in Tucson, Arizona, and now live in Mt. Juliet.” Current career position? “I am the Comprehensive Intervention Pathways (CIP) teacher at Mt. Juliet High School.” Married, children? “I’m married to my beautiful wife, Kelly, and we have two children: a daughter, Savannah, and a son, Emmitt.” Education?
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MT. JULIET ROAD MAP: Old Lebanon Dirt Road project groundbreaking

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By Ivan Aronin Verified, Laurie Everett Verified
| The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet Verified
LAURIE EVERETT Main Street Media Project: Groundbreaking on June 29 to start the widening project for Old Lebanon Dirt Road on a two-mile section from Moreland Drive to Chandler Road located west of N. Mt. Juliet Road. The expected construction time is two years.
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Shop Springs Creamery’s ice cream now on the menu at Mt. Juliet’s Circle P Ranch

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By Ivan Aronin Verified, Laurie Everett Verified
| The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet Verified
Jen Billeaud scoops chocolate ice cream into a waffle cone at the recently opened Shop Springs Creamery location at Circle P Ranch in Mt. Juliet. LAURIE EVERETT Hot summer days and scoops of homemade ice cream go hand in hand and now Mt. Juliet connoisseurs of that sweet treat can sidle up to the window for scoops and cones of the popular Shop Springs Creamery’s coolest flavors. The creamery’s owners, Jeffrey and Elizabeth Turner, have spread their scoops to West Wilson County.
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