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Mt. Juliet, Tennessee

co nte nt s

F e atu r e s

10 City within a city

10
Providence will eventually
feature 3,400 homes

14 What a blessing
More than 40 churches exist here

18 Small Town
doing big business
Mt. Juliet, TN business is booming

34 Come out and play

Recreation opportunities
abound in Mt. Juliet

d e pa r tm e nt s

6 Almanac
20 Biz Briefs
21 Chamber Report
22 Economic Profile
27 Health & Wellness
38 Image Gallery
30 Arts & Culture
32 Local Flavor
36 Education
43 Community Profile

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 Almanac

Welcome
to Mt. Juliet
An introduction to the area’s people, places and events

Go-Karts and Bumper Boats
If you are looking for an outing to entertain the entire
family, stop by Cedar Creek Sports Center. It features two
18-hole putt-putt courses, go-karts, batting cages, bumper
boats, a golf driving range and more.
Cedar Creek, a family-owned business that opened in
1991, also has video games and a concession area. Visit
www.cedarcreeksportscenter.com for more information.
The Original
Spell Check
How do you spell community service?
R-O-T-A-R-Y.
Four Rotary clubs in Wilson County
team up each year to give out more
than 1,600 soft-cover dictionaries to
every third-grade student in the county,
including those in public and private
schools. Students then immediately
participate in a 15-20 minute session
on how to use the dictionary, including
looking up words such as ‘service’
and ‘community’ for practice. Each
third-grade teacher gets a dictionary
for the classroom as well.
The Rotary initiative is part of
Dictionary Project, a nonprofit
organization based in South Carolina.
More than five million children have
received dictionaries nationwide.
Visit www.thedictionaryproject.org
for more information.

Merlots and Sauvignons

Raise your glass for a toast … to A Toast to Tennessee Wine Festival.
Since 2003, the annual event takes place on a Saturday in mid-May,
with about 15 wineries and more than 2,000 people in attendance.
Participants can sample and purchase state-produced wines, and the
event raises about $25,000 for programs sponsored by the Mt. Juliet/
West Wilson County Chamber of Commerce.
The festival takes place at Nashville Shores waterpark; visit
www.atoasttotennessee.com for more information.

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 Fast Facts
Hit ‘Em Far and Straight n Wilson County was
Top notch golfing is easily found at two area courses. officially founded in
Pine Creek Golf Course on Logue Road is an 18-hole, 1799 and named for
par 72 public course with Bermuda fairways and bent- Revolutionary War
grass greens set on 2,156 acres. It also offers a log hero David Wilson.
cabin-style clubhouse with seating for 150 along with
two additional conference rooms. n Nashville
Windtree Golf Club on Nonaville Road has 18 scenic Superspeedway
holes and beautiful views. The course has five par-5 holes in Wilson County
and five par-3s, and measures 6,500 yards. It features hosts NASCAR
Bermuda fairways and bent-grass greens along with a full events each year.
clubhouse that includes The Grille restaurant, a pro shop
n Mt. Juliet, Tenn.,
and banquet/meeting facilities.
and Mount Juliet
Estate in Ireland are
said to be the only
two places in the
world to bear the
name Mount Juliet.

n Mt. Juliet High

School is one of 250
high schools to have
a Marine Corps Junior
Reserve Officers
Training Corps on
campus.

n Mt. Juliet is known

as the Purple Martin
Capital of Tennessee
thanks to thousands
of purple martin birds
that migrate here.

n The Mt. Juliet/West

Wilson County Senior
Citizens Center offers
activities such as
overnight trips,
sewing, painting,
computer classes,
line dancing, fitness
and tai chi.

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 Take You Out to the Ball Game
They take their Little League seriously in Mt. Juliet. The city
is home to Mt. Juliet League Inc., one of the largest Little League
baseball organizations in the state. It is a private company with
a 12-page charter of rules and regulations. Little League Inc.
oversees more than a dozen baseball and softball fields along
with nearly 20 individual youth leagues. Visit www.mjleague.org
for more information.

Air to There
The plane truth about Mt. Juliet
is that it is conveniently located
near four airports that can
accommodate your travel needs.
Nashville International Airport is
within a 10-mile drive of Mt. Juliet,
and the airport is home to 20
airline carriers that include
Southwest, Delta, American,
United and US Airways. Meanwhile,
Mt. Juliet is only 11 miles from
Lebanon Municipal Airport, 18
miles from Smyrna Rutherford
County Airport and 14 miles from
Sumner County Regional Airport
in Gallatin.

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 Take the
Train to Work
Music City Star debuted
in 2006 as Tennessee’s first
commuter rail line, providing
stress-free, less expensive and
more environmentally friendly
transportation service. The
66-mile round-trip train stretches
from Lebanon to Nashville’s
Riverfront Park, with additional
stations in Donelson, Hermitage,
Mt. Juliet and Martha.
Daily fares range from $2
to $5 each way. The train has
11 double-decker cars that
transport passengers to
Nashville each morning and
return them to Wilson County
stations every evening. The Mt.
Juliet station is at 22 E. Division
St. Visit www.musiccitystar.org
for current train schedules.

Mt. Juliet At A Glance

POPULATION
(2008 Special Census) Mt. Juliet
Mt. Juliet: 25,000
Wilson County: 106,000

LOCATION
Mt. Juliet is in Middle Tennessee,
17 miles east of Nashville. 109
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 City Within a

City

10 M t. J u l i e t
 Providence
community is
packed with
amenities

Story By Kevin Litwin

Photography By brian mccord

D
udley Smith expects that
on average, a home will be
purchased every two days
in 2011 in the Providence
residential development.
Smith is vice president of
Brentwood-based CPS Land, which is
overseeing construction at Providence
that will eventually feature 3,400 homes
located off Interstate 40 at the Mt. Juliet
Road exit (exit 226). More than 1,100 of
those homes were already sold and
occupied by the end of 2010.
“There are 10 builders currently
doing work in Providence, constructing
everything from starter homes to
townhomes to custom homes,” Smith
says. “Prices range from $180,000 to
$450,000, and there are also 640 nice
apartments on the Providence site,
with another 120 apartments planned.”
Active Adults
The most vibrant sales nowadays
at Providence are occurring in what is
called the Del Webb section. Del Webb
is an active adult community for people
ages 55 and older, with amenities such
as a 15-acre lake and a $20 million
recreation/wellness center.
“Providence offers living for all
different ages, and the Del Webb
community is certainly one of the most
popular areas,” Smith says. “There were

Providence features a shopping

center, apartments, town homes,
single family homes and a
community for active seniors.

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 200 homes sold to Del Webb residents
in 2010 alone.”
Shopping Is Hopping
A key reason for the overall popularity
of the Providence community is that a
Providence MarketPlace shopping mall
is already part of the development. The
850,000-square-foot shopping destination
allows Providence residents to literally
walk from their homes to big box
department stores, specialty stores,
a grocery store, restaurants and a
14-screen movie theater.
“The reason that the marketplace
is there is because the residences are
there, and the reason that the
12 M t. J u l i e t
residences are there is because the
marketplace is there,” says Mark
Hinesley, president of the Mt. Juliet/
West Wilson County Chamber of
Commerce. “Neither would succeed
without the other.”
School of Thought
Providence is located at the southern
edge of Mt. Juliet and was originally
conceived in the 1970s, but a sluggish
economy in the 1980s and other factors
kept pushing back the groundbreaking
date. Finally, things got rolling in the
mid-2000s with the planning of
Providence MarketPlace, and the
community has become so successful
that there are already plans to build a
middle school. Providence is two miles
from Rutland Elementary School.
“The development also has easy
access to the interstate, Nashville
International Airport, area lakes and
the downtown Nashville central
business district,” Smith says.
More Pieces to Add
He adds that there are plans to add
a police substation and fire hall to
Providence, along with a veterinarian
clinic and a medical sports training and
wellness facility. There are also 270
acres set aside for a light industrial
park, plus 52 acres of commercial land
 that fronts the interstate.
“This sounds cliché but I’ve been in
the development business a good number
of years and this is the most exciting
project I’ve ever been involved in,” Smith
says. “There aren’t many places where
you can live and walk to school, stores,
restaurants and maybe even to work,
but Providence is such a place.”

Clockwise from right: Active seniors

will find many amenities at Del

Antony Boshier
Webb, shopping opportunities
abound at Providence MarketPlace,
Providence features single-family
homes, townhomes and apartments.

Providence MarketPlace
Providence MarketPlace
is a 103-acre retail center
that is adjacent to the
Providence community.
With approximately
830,000 square feet of
retail space, Providence
MarketPlace is the
largest open-air center in
Middle Tennessee. Its
design invokes a “Main
Street” ambience through
extensive landscaping restaurants, including
and decorative lighting. Fulin Asian Cuisine, Olive
Providence MarketPlace Garden and Red Robin,
offers a diverse mix of just to name a few.
stores such as Target, Providence MarketPlace
Belk, JC Penney, Kroger, is open Monday through
Best Buy, TJ Maxx, Old Saturday from 10 a.m. -
Navy, Dick’s Sporting 9 p.m. and Sunday from
Goods, Books A Million 12 p.m. - 6 p.m.
and many more. Go to www.shop
The shopping center is providencemarketplace
also home to 18 .com for more info.

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 14 M t. J u l i e t
 What a

Mt. Juliet is home to more than 40 churches

Story By Kevin LitwiN

C
ongregations range from large that stands on a prominent hill in Mt. Juliet.” Find the Right
to small at churches in Mt. Juliet Another large church is St. Stephen Catholic Church For You
and West Wilson County, with Church, with nearly 1,500 families. Meanwhile,
Victory Baptist Church
Victory Baptist Church easily medium-sized congregations can be found at 1777 Tate Ln.
being the largest. It recently celebrated its Cook’s United Methodist, Joy Church
10th anniversary and today has more than International and Life Assembly, and examples St. Stephen
2,000 families. of smaller churches include Church Alive and Catholic Church
“A lot of churches first rent school buildings Providence United Methodist. 14544 Lebanon Rd.
when starting out until they become large Cook’s United Methodist
enough to construct their own facility, and that Forty to Choose From 7919 Lebanon Rd.
was the case with Victory Baptist,” says Mark Hinesley says a key reason why the quality Joy Church International
Hinesley, president of the Mt. Juliet/West of life is so dynamic in Mt. Juliet and West 1019 Parkview Dr.
Wilson County Chamber of Commerce. “Victory Wilson County is that religion is important
Church Alive
spent their first 4 1/2 years in classrooms at Mt. for many of the 30,000 residents, and there
101 Curd Rd.
Juliet High School, and for the past 5 1/2 years are about 40 different churches to choose from.
has been in its own 60,000-square-foot building “If you are a newcomer to this community, Providence
United Methodist
1035 North Mount Juliet Rd.
A stained glass window adds color to the sanctuary of Cook’s United Methodist Church.
photo by jeff adkins

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 there is a church for you,” he says. “And a nice
feature is that denominations such as Baptists,
Catholics and Methodists often join together to
support common causes.”
There’s Room in the Inn
One such cause is a Room In The Inn
program, which provides free meals and a place
to sleep for homeless individuals every Tuesday
night during cold-weather months. Grace United
Methodist Church and St. Stephen Catholic
Church participate in this particular program.
“We switch off weekly with Grace United
Methodist to host the homeless from the first
Tuesday in November through the last Tuesday
in March,” says Barb Couterier, office director
at St. Stephen. “The homeless are screened at
Nashville’s Room In The Inn shelter, then sent
out to our churches every Tuesday for a warm
Brian M c Cord dinner and safe place to stay overnight.”
Helping the Help Center
Hinesley points out that a Ministers
Association has also formed in Mt. Juliet that
brings together many church leaders who
meet regularly and talk about religious issues.
In addition, several local churches are also
supporters of the Mt. Juliet Help Center, which
offers free food and other emergency resources
for families in need.
“Even the chamber gets involved in a small
way, specifically by hosting an annual Prayer
Breakfast on the first Thursday in May that
coincides with the National Day of Prayer,”
he says. “We’ve been hosting the event for 20
years and it’s open to the public to participate
in breakfast and fellowship. Yes, there is plenty
Brian M c Cord
of religion to go around in our community,
with faith and worship being the message
at all 40 churches.”

From top: Victory Baptist Church, The Help

Center offers resources for families in need
Jeff Adkins

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 Cook’s United Methodist Church
photo by jeff adkins

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 66
miles round-trip the
Music City Star travels

11
number of double-
decker cars that
transport passengers

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 Small Town Doing
Big Business
business is booming in mt. juliet
Story By Chris Russell
Photography By brian mcCord
M
t. Juliet businesses, from retail to
manufacturing, are growing and bringing new
opportunities to the area at an incredible rate.
With 1,150 business owners setting up shop in
the “City Between the Lakes” and more coming in all the
time, the area is loaded with potential for businesses small
and large.
Wilson County JEDCB
Relocating or building a business in Mt. Juliet? The Joint
Economic and Community Development Board of Wilson
County cooperates with the city of Mt. Juliet and various
government agencies to assist prospective business owners
with economic development issues. It has been described as a
“one-stop shop” for businesses to get what they need to locate
in the area.
Shopping in Providence Marketplace
Retail shopping has been an enormous business sector
for the Mt. Juliet area for the past decade, and continues to
grow. Providence Marketplace is the most notable in the city’s
shopping realm. The master-planned, 850,000-square-foot
complex brings dozens of companies into Mt. Juliet. Major
retailers include Kroger, Target, Best Buy, JCPenney, Old Navy
and more.
The Paddocks counts Lowe’s and Walmart as the main
tenants in its 1 million square feet of retail and dining space.
New stores are being added to this complex, bringing jobs to
the community.
The Music City Star pulls into the Mt. Juliet Train Station.
Manufacturing and Industrial
Companies in Mt. Juliet
Several manufacturing and industrial companies have
had success and experienced growth doing business in
Mt. Juliet. Among the largest and most notable are JDC
Coatings Inc., ESC Lab Sciences, S&S Industries and
Campbell Hausfeld.
Founded in 1967, JDC Coatings Inc. is a leader in solution
adhesives, providing service to clients in the automotive,
medical and computer fields, to name just a few.
Chemical testing and organic analysis are handled
by ESC Lab Sciences on Lebanon Road. This company
conducts testing for clients from around the nation
at its 80,000-square-foot facility.
S&S Industries has also been in Mt. Juliet for several
decades, providing die-cut gasket parts for the appliance
industry as well as metal building insulation and other services.
Campbell Hausfeld, a leader in the manufacture of air
compressors, air tools, sprayers and more, also does business
in Mt. Juliet.
Highways, Airports and Rail
With Nashville International Airport and the Music
City Star railroad connecting Mt. Juliet to Nashville, getting
somewhere is a snap. The Nashville International Airport
gives people easy access to Music City by way of Interstate
40 and U.S. Route 70.
The Music City Star railroad shuttles passengers between
Mt. Juliet and Nashville, with multiple stops in between.
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 Biz Briefs
Businesses – both large and small – that help define
Mt. Juliet’s strong and well-balanced economic climate.

Scorecard
Business At
A Glance

$8 million
Annual Retail Sales

$15 million
Retail Sales
Per Capita
JUPITER BAND INSTRUMENTS INC. AMERICAN JEWELRY CO.
Biz: Instrument distributor Biz: Jewelry store
$2 million Buzz: Working to support music education and Buzz: Located in Mt. Juliet for more than 35
Annual Hotel community, Jupiter Band Instruments Inc. is years, American Jewelry Co. offers diamonds,
and Food Sales part of one the largest instrument producers in sterling silver, chains, watches, class rings and
the world, KHS Musical Instruments Co., Ltd. custom created jewelry. A team of proessionals
Jupiter Band Instruments Inc. focuses on includes two jewelers that can design, carve and
51,168 providing educational opportunities and quality set stones on site and a staff member certified
Total number instruments, such as Mapex drums, Majestic by the Gemological Institute of America that
of firms percussion and Jupiter woodwinds and brass. inspects each gem used in custom pieces.
www.jupitermusic.com www.americanjewelryco.com
Source: U.S. Census
QuickFacts

BIG BAD WOLF FOUNTAIN MEDICAL

SMOKEHOUSE GRILL
Biz: Restaurant
Buzz: A casual family restaurant, Big Bad Wolf
Smokehouse Grill features an expansive menu
that includes barbeque, briskets, chicken, ribs,
seafood and more. The restaurant is also home
to Stage Left Catering, which caters events such
as weddings, business luncheons, corporate
functions and productions.
www.bigbadwolfgrill.com
SPA & BOUTIQUE
Biz: Spa and boutique
Buzz: Fountain Medical Spa & Boutique
provides the Mt. Juliet community with spa
services including laser treatments, chemical
peels, permanent makeup and sunless tanning.
In addition, customers can purchase skincare
items, bath products, candles and other
merchandise in Fountain Medical’s boutique.
www.discoveryouthagain.com

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 Chamber Report
Mt. Juliet/West Wilson County Chamber Initiates Upgrades
M ark Hinesley says the Mt. Juliet/
West Wilson Chamber of
Commerce doesn’t sponsor many
events. Instead, the chamber’s
president says the organization’s
mission is more action-oriented, to
help its membership.
“For example, major construction
work on North Mt. Juliet Road has been
occurring since mid-2009 and will
continue until 2012, so you can imagine
how that construction adversely affects
the 100 businesses along that stretch of
road,” Hinesley says. “So, the chamber
partnered with the city to put huge
signs at both ends of the construction.
As you enter, the sign says ‘North Mt.
Juliet Road Open for Business,’ and the
sign as you leave reads ‘North Mt. Juliet
Road Businesses Thank You for Your
Business.’ It’s just a small way to further
help our membership.”
Website Upgrades
Hinseley adds that the chamber also
made quite a few improvements to its
www.mtjulietchamber.com website
during July and August of 2010.
“We now have a community
calendar for anyone to post events on
the website for free,” he says. “If you’re
having a yard sale, church bake sale,
fall festival at an elementary school,
fundraiser for the marching band or
whatever, just call Anita Spicer at the
chamber at (615) 758-3478. We’ll get it
posted.”
Enhanced Business Listings
Hinesley adds that the chamber now
displays videos that can be archived on
the website, and a service called
Enhanced Business Listings is now
available to members for a small fee.
“Those listings allow a company or
individual to include a paragraph that
details what goods or services their
business offers, plus their company logo
is also part of the listing,” he says.
Friday Flash
Hinesley adds that the chamber also
sends out a members-only e-mail each
Friday called Friday Flash, which lists
only two or three bulleted points of
significance that members should
probably know about.
“Friday Flash gives members a very
quick read on important topics, instead
of the members having to read through
a long, tedious newsletter,” he says.
“Our e-mails provide people with a
relative, timely, efficient
communication that takes only a
minute to read and gives them
information they need.”
– Kevin Litwin
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Taxes
2.25%
County Sales Tax
7%
State Sales Tax
9.25%
Total Sales Tax
Transportation
Music City Star East Corridor
Commuter Rail Project
www.cityofmtjuliet.org
Nashville International Airport
1 Terminal Drive, Suite 501
Nashville, TN 37214
(615) 275-1675
www.nashintl.com
Tennessee
Aircraft Co. Inc.
We overhaul TPE-331
and PT-6 fuel nozzles.
CRS QTFR-573L
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economic profile
Business climate
Mt. Juliet’s convenient access to interstate and railway
transportation make the city an ideal spot for businesses and
industries that rely on tourism or the transportation industry
for shipping or receiving goods.
Economic Wilson County
Resources 228 E. Main St., Room 104
Lebanon, TN 37087
Joint Economic & Community (615) 444-1383
www.wilsoncountytn.com
Development Board of
Wilson County
115 Castle Heights Ave. N. INCOME STATISTICS
Lebanon, TN 37087
(615) 443-1210 Median Household
www.doingbiz.org Income (2009)
Mt. Juliet, $75,166
Middle Tennessee Industrial
Development Association Median Household
2108 Westwood Ave. Income (2009)
Nashville, TN 37212 Wilson County, $61,179
(615) 269-5233
www.mtida.org
Tennessee, $42,943
United States, $51,425
Mt. Juliet/West Wilson County Median Family Income (2009)
Chamber of Commerce
46 W. Caldwell St.
Wilson County, $70,286
Tennessee, $52,910
Mt. Juliet, TN 37122 United States, $62,363
(615) 758-3478
www.mtjulietchamber.com Per Capita Income (2009)
Mt. Juliet, $28,641
Government Per Capita Income (2009)
Offices Wilson County, $27,976
Tennessee, $23,557
Mt. Juliet City Hall United States, $27,041
2425 N. Mt. Juliet Road
Mt. Juliet Tennessee 37122 Sources: U.S. Census Bureau,
(615) 754-2552 U.S. Bureau of Economic
www.cityofmtjuliet.org Analysis
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 Health & Wellness

Doctors in the House

Health-care facilities of many kinds serve Mt. Juliet

Mt. Juliet, TN health-care facilities and hospitals have what it takes to handle
everything from urgent health-care matters to long-term assistance.

Antony Boshier

The Emergency Room at University

Medical Center-Lebanon

University Medical Center completed on a four-story, $26 million patient tower.

People want to be assured that the hospital near
them is staffed with the best doctors and medical
personnel available. They get that at University
Medical Center in nearby Lebanon, accredited by the
state of Tennessee as well as the Joint Commission
on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations. The
facility boasts an impressive 245-bed facility with
270 physicians on staff serving all of Wilson County.
Big news came in 2009 when construction was
The 77,000-square-foot structure, with 60 new
private patient rooms, will provide state-of-the-art
service. The facility offers rehab and physical
therapy, a surgical floor and an orthopedic center.
The top floor is reserved for future growth.
UMC hospital offers emergency health-care services
24 hours a day along with inpatient and outpatient
medical and surgical services, intensive care and
telemetry services, among several other specialties.

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Summit Medical Center
Almost 40 different medical specializations are
covered at Summit Medical Center, just five miles
away from Providence Marketplace in Mt. Juliet. The
hospital offers a full array of services including
emergency, medical, surgical, obstetric, oncology,
psychiatric and diagnostic services, so patients know
they are in capable hands.
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Featuring the area’s first hospital-based, 64-slice
CT scanner, Summit Medical Center also offers a
cancer treatment program approved by the
American College of Surgeons Commission on
Cancer. This approval is given to only one in four
hospitals that treat cancer, in recognition of the high
quality of cancer care it provides.
Visit www.summitmedicalcenter.com for more info.
 Lake Providence is a 1,069-home retirement community for active adults.

Providence Place of Mt. Juliet

With a warm and comforting atmosphere, the $15 We, the team of employee
million Providence Place of Mt. Juliet independent
owners at Mt. Juliet Nursing
living facility for seniors gives residents all they
and Rehabilitation,
could want in their golden years. It is located near
will faithfully serve those
First Baptist Church and features a restaurant,
patients and families who have
private dining room, movie theater and exercise,
computer and assembly rooms. entrusted their care to us and
through a dedicated willingness
The Gardens at Providence Place to continuously improve our
Opened in 2008, The Gardens at Providence services, have a positive
Place offers top-notch assisted living services for influence on all those with
people suffering from Alzheimer’s disease. The whom we interact.
health-care facility, by design, accommodates as
many as 16 people, and, with 10 staff members, each
patient receives close and personal attention. The
facility is designed to make residents feel at ease,
and motion sensors are installed in every room to
alert staff if an occupant needs help.
 – Chris Russell

Mt. Juliet Nursing &

Rehabilitation Center
2650 N. Mt. Juliet Rd.
Mt. Juliet, TN 37122
(615) 758-4100
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 Arts & Culture

There’s Something About It

Fine Arts Guild, Wilson County Fair, historical society,
resident stars highlight Mt. Juliet culture

The Mt. Juliet culture scene offers a rich experience of music, art, history and
fun for all ages, attracting visitors from across the country.
Jeff Adkins

Wilson County Fair

Drawing people from across the
country, the Wilson County Fair is
held for nine days each August on
240 acres at the James Ward
Agricultural Center in nearby
Lebanon. From humble beginnings,
the fair welcomed more than
505,000 people in 2009.
The event is more than just fun
and games. Attendees rev their
engines for the fair's tractor pulls,
automobile giveaways and
demolition derbies year after year.
The fair also offers photography
contests, wine tastings and even
Civil War re-enactments. Throw in
a barbecue cook-off and a banjo-
Staff Photo

picking contest and everyone in

the family has a reason to smile.

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 Home of Charlie Daniels
and The Bradley Barn
Grammy-winning singer and fiddler Charlie Daniels opens
all of his concert appearances with the same introduction.
“When we go on stage, we always tell people ‘We’re the
Charlie Daniels Band from Mt. Juliet, Tennessee.’” Home to
Daniels since 1971, the city features a park (with a playground
and walking trail) named after him.
The historic Bradley Barn recording studio in Mt. Juliet has
its own story. Several years after legendary country music
producer Owen Bradley and his brother, Harold, built and sold
the first studio on what was to become Music Row in Nashville,
he created a world-class studio inside a barn in the beautiful Mt.
Juliet countryside. Bradley did this in order to have a work
location closer to home, but from the early 1960s and into the
1980s, it thrived as one of the most successful studios in country
music history. The Bradley Barn is not open to the public.

Jeff Adkins
Antony Boshier

West Wilson Community Arts Alliance
The West Wilson Community Arts Alliance provides the
exciting pop to the arts and culture scene. Organized in 2005
by the Mt. Juliet/West Wilson County Chamber of Commerce,
the WWCAA is a nonprofit arts advocacy and funding group
that works to promote, strengthen and support the town’s
cultural arts presence. As a result of its efforts, Mt. Juliet now
boasts Choral Dynamics, Encore Theatre Company, the Cedar
Creek Band and The Fine Arts Guild.
Mt. Juliet-West
Wilson County
Historical Society
The Mt. Juliet-West Wilson County
Historical Society takes pride in telling
the rich history of Mt. Juliet culture
by discovering and collecting historic
material that is special to the area.
Since its beginning in 1975, the society
has published the Mt. Juliet Cemetery
book and the ancestry book of George
Washington Cantrell. – Chris Russell

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 Local Flavor

Palate Pleasers
A variety of tasty options await you in Mt. Juliet

Mt. Juliet’s restaurants and food businesses range from major chains like
Cracker Barrel, which began in Wilson County, to small, local companies that
receive national attention, such as Rice’s Hams.

Rice’s Country Hams

The proprietors of Rice’s
Country Hams in Mt. Juliet pride
themselves on curing a ham with
“Mother Nature, Father Time and
years of experience.” Edward Rice
Sr. began curing hams decades
ago in his backyard smoke house,
and the same recipe has been
used continuously to this day.
The company’s hams have been
a mainstay at the top spot of
county and state fair contests and
have also been featured on The
Martha Stewart Show. Hams can
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be ordered from the store and

shipped, along with bacon,
smoked sausage, jams and jellies.

Cracker Barrel Began Here Breeden’s Orchard

Cracker Barrel's Mt. Juliet and other Wilson County locations are A visit to Breeden’s Orchard
among the first links in this national chain. The popular restaurant was proves that perhaps the best way
founded in nearby Lebanon in 1969 and still is headquartered there. to get produce is to pick it yourself.
The company consistently has been named the top family dining chain Customers can pick their fruit
in a survey by Restaurants & Institutions magazine. It’s easy to see why, fresh off the branch before buying
with seasonal menu items, breakfast served any time and a host of gifts it, whether they choose apples in
for purchase that greets guests as they enter the country store. the fall or peaches in the summer.
Providence Marketplace Restaurants Tours of the grounds let guests
Of course, no dining experience would be complete without the see for themselves how fruit gets
huge variety of eateries within Providence Marketplace, the to their table. Altogether, a visit
850,000-square-foot complex that’s filled with places to chow down. to Breeden's is more than just an
Popular chains include Red Robin Gourmet Burgers, Salsarita's, NYNY eating experience. See page 33
Pizza, Keva Juice and Fulin's Asian Cuisine. for a recipe using fresh apples.

Toast to Tennessee
While Mt. Juliet does not have a commercial winery of its own, its
chamber of commerce is known for hosting one of the most successful
wine festivals in the state each year, the Toast to Tennessee Wine
Festival. Wineries from all over the state offer some of their best
vintages at this annual event, and that’s just the start. Festival-goers
also enjoy gourmet food, live music, food and wine seminars, and even
Staff Photo

complimentary cruises on Percy Priest Lake. No pets are allowed.

 – Chris Russell

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 Gingerbread
with Apples
Ingredients
1/2 cup sugar
1/4 cup water
3 apples, peeled and diced
1/2 cup unsalted butter
1/2 cup firmly packed
brown sugar
1 cup honey
3 eggs
3 cups all-purpose flour
1 tablespoon ground ginger
2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
1 teaspoon ground nutmeg
1 tablespoon diced
candied ginger
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 cup sour cream
1 cup ground toasted pecans
Procedure
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Combine sugar and water in a large
sauté pan and cook over high heat
until sugar turns golden, 3 to 5
minutes. Do not stir until sugar
starts to brown. Add apples and
cook until they are tender and the
caramel is soft, about 4 minutes.
2. Combine butter, brown sugar and
honey, mixing well on high speed.
Add eggs one at a time, fully
incorporating each one before
adding the next. Add cooked apples
and mix well. Set aside.
3. In a medium bowl, combine flour,
ginger, cinnamon, nutmeg, candied
ginger and baking soda. Add half of
flour mixture to egg mixture. Add
sour cream and mix well. Add
remaining flour mixture and pecans.
4. Mix well and pour into a buttered
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minutes or until a pick inserted in the
center comes out clean.
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 Sports & Recreation

Come Out and Play

Recreation opportunities abound in mt. juliet

With a variety of activities to suit the young, old and everyone in between, there’s
always something to do in Mt. Juliet. Lakes, youth sports, racing and plenty of parks
keep area residents moving throughout the year.

Jeff Adkins
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Clockwise from top: Evan Davis, right, gets past a defender during an I-9
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Youth Sports soccer game, Canoeing on the Couchville Lake at Long

Hunter State Park, Robert Barkley plays with his daughter Kassidy at
Planet Playground at the Charlie Daniels Park.

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 Old Hickory Lake/ Cedars of Lebanon Cedar Creek
Cedar Creek State Park/Long Sports Center
Recreation Area Hunter State Park Cedar Creek Sports Center
Old Hickory Lake and Cedar State parks are great ways to provides family entertainment
Creek Recreation Area are get away from it all. Close to Mt. with two 18-hole miniature golf
mainstays for good times in Mt. Juliet are Cedars of Lebanon courses as the main attraction.
Juliet. Covering 22,500 acres and State Park and Long Hunter State Cedar Creek also features
sporting 440 miles of shoreline, Park. Cedars of Lebanon appeals go-karts, bumper boats, a driving
there are ample opportunities at to the outdoor types with a 900- range, video games, a private
Old Hickory for fishing, boating acre area featuring hiking trails, party room and more.
and swimming. Cedar Creek gets campsites, and picnic and
in on the fun with a 59-site swimming areas. Long Hunter Charlie Daniels
campground and recreation area provides a great location right Park and Other
that offers a group picnic shelter, next to the 14,000-acre J. Percy
Local Parks
a playground, swimming beach Priest Lake.
Charlie Daniels Park and its
and boat launch.
own Planet Playground are ready
Nashville to entertain kids 365 days a year.
Mt. Juliet Superspeedway The nearby Mt. Juliet Community
Youth Sports At the nearby Nashville Center has a basketball court
Between soccer, football, Superspeedway race track, a 1.33- and meeting room, and features
baseball, cheerleading and more, mile concrete track hosts a variety exercise classes. Sgt. Jerry
Mt. Juliet Youth Sports has fun for of NASCAR car and truck events Mundy Memorial Park has
the kids covered. and, together with the site's 1.8- state-of-the-art fields for flag
For starters, the nonprofit Mt. mile road course geared toward football, soccer, baseball and
Juliet Soccer Association provides motorcycle and road course Frisbee golf games, as well as a
kids ages 4 to 18 a learning happenings, fans can expect lots walking track.
environment and encouragement of excitement.  – Chris Russell
while at the same time helping
them enjoy a clean and competitive
soccer match. The league runs on
volunteer power and adults are
encouraged to participate.
No youth league would be
complete without football. The Mt.
Juliet Youth Football and
Cheerleading league, part of the
Tennessee Youth Football Alliance,
features competitive tackle football
and cheerleading opportunities for
children ages 5 to 12.
The Mt. Juliet Baseball League
offers tons of playing opportunities
for all children. Games run from tee
ball (for ages 4 and 5) all the way
up to big leagues (ages 17 and 18).
The Mt. Juliet Softball League has a
similar structure, with kids able to
play from age 4 through senior
league (ages 13-18). Both baseball
and softball leagues provide caps
and shirts for players.
The Mt. Juliet Challenger League
was established in 1989 and
extends playing opportunities to
children with physical and mental
disabilities. The league is open to
children ages 5 to 18 and employs
a buddy system during games.

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 Education

A Class of Their Own

Small-Town Education is big in Mt. Juliet

Mt. Juliet, TN schools stand out

for providing a great education
in a small-town environment.

Mt. Juliet Area Colleges

Cumberland University is one of
several institutions for high school
graduates who want to take their
education to the next level. Less than
20 miles from Mt. Juliet, Cumberland
offers 20 majors, four master’s degree
programs and a rich history that dates to
its founding in 1842. And when students
need a break from the books, they can
check out the championship Cumberland
Bulldogs baseball team, winners of the
2010 NAIA national title.
Other top-tier colleges nearby include
Vanderbilt University, Tennessee State
University and Belmont University in
Nashville, along with Tennessee
Technological University in Cookeville
and Middle Tennessee State University
in Murfreesboro.

Mt. Juliet Area

Private Schools
Friendship Christian School and Mt.
Juliet Christian Academy are two options
for parents who want their children to
experience a private school environment.
FCS serves kindergarten through grade
12 and has an enrollment of 550 students.
It offers daily Bible classes and a foreign
language study program that begins in
kindergarten. Its students average 23.1
on the ACT.
Antony Boshier

MJCA teachers are certified by

the Association of Christian Schools
International. The institution offers
Lain Tomlinson works in Dr. Sarah S. Pierce’s General Chemistry lab an individualized college counseling
in Cumberland University’s Memorial Hall. program.

+12 580 22
Number of colleges and universities Approximate number of students enrolled Number of Schools in the
located near Mt. Juliet at Mt. Juliet Christian School Wilson County School System

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Mt. Juliet Area Public Schools
Mt. Juliet High School
The Wilson County School System serves
Mt. Juliet and is committed to providing a
quality learning experience for each of its
14,000 students. It’s accreditation by the
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
provides assurance to parents that their
children are in capable and caring hands.
Faculty turnover is low throughout the system’s
schools, allowing students, parents and teachers
to form a close bond that is instrumental to the
education process.
The system has 12 elementary, two middle
and four high schools. Mt. Juliet High School
relocated to a brand-new facility in 2008. All
of the schools are proud to have a close-knit
community of students, teachers and parents
and offer a wide array of honors courses, sports
teams and opportunities for students to grow.
 – Chris Russell

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Percy Priest Lake at Long Hunter State Park.

Photo by Brian McCord

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 The wall of honor in Mt. Juliet is a
tribute to American Veterans.
Photo by Brian McCord

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 Image Gallery

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 A statue at Providence MarketPlace
Photo by Brian McCord

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 Image Gallery

Fall foliage at Long Hunter State Park.

Photo by Brian McCord

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 community profile
Climate Overview
Located in Middle Tennessee,
Mt. Juliet experiences hot
summers but very mild winters
with little snowfall on average.
The area’s topography allows
for a lengthy growing season
for fruits and vegetables, and
all but the least hardy flowers
do well in the region.
27.9 F
January Low Temperature
45.6 F
January High Temperature
69.5 F
July Low Temperature
88.7 F
July High Temperature
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Snapshot
Mt. Juliet is the fastest-growing community in Tennessee and the
29th fastest-growing community in the United States. The city is
experiencing rapid growth in residential and retail development,
but it still retains the small-town feel valued by its residents.
Educational Visit www.universitymedical
Overview center.com for details.
The mission of the Wilson
County Schools, in partnership Income
with the community, is to offer and Housing
students a world-class
education that will challenge
minds, inspire hopes and $189,500
encourage learning. Visit Average Home Price
www.wcschools.com for
more information.
Higher education options
$75,166
Household Median Income
include Cumberland University (2008 Estimate)
in Lebanon and a range of
$189,5000
colleges, universities and
training programs in nearby
Nashville. Median Home Price
Medical Services $787/month
Overview Median Rent (two bedroom apt.)
University Medical Center in
Lebanon is a 257-bed, two-
People
campus acute health-care Median Resident Age: 36
facility. The hospital provides
24-hour emergency services,
19 & under: 28.5%
20 to 54: 50.5%
inpatient and outpatient medical
55 & up: 20.9 %
and surgical services, along with
intensive care, telemetry Married: 69%
services and much more. Single: 31%
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 Through the Lens

Get the Story Behind the Photo

Now that you’ve experienced Mt. Juliet through our photos, see it through the eyes
of our photographers. Visit imagesmtjuliet.com to view our exclusive photographers’
blog documenting what all went into capturing those perfect moments.

From Our Photo Blog:

Mt. Juliet
When I arrived at Charlie
Daniels Park in Mt. Juliet, I was
expecting to take a quick photo
of some amateur balloon artist
holding a generic wiener dog
balloon creation. But when
“Anthony the Balloon Kid” arrived,
dressed head to toe in a tuxedo,
holding a rabbit-in-a-hat that took
him several hours to create, I just
about fell over. The Balloon Kid,
whose real name is Anthony Lena,
is a high school student running a
successful business as a balloon
artist. He’s extremely talented,
professional and not at all the
amateur I was expecting to meet
that night. The sun had already
set so we decided the best option
would be to set up lights along a
small creek levee and use the sky
as a backdrop, making him look
larger than life in the frame. This
photo ended up being my favorite
shot of the entire magazine.

Posted by jeff adkins

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Wall of Honor Beach volleyball at

Charlie Daniels Park

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