Isaac Wright

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Isaac Wright

This past week was National Public Safety Telecommunications Week, and varying agencies across Wilson County recognized the people who play an important part in the first responder process — dispatchers. Dispatchers are often the first point of contact in an emergency, guiding callers through some of the most stressful and intense moments of their lives. During this, they’re able to multitask by relaying vital information to responders.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Isaac Wright

Two baby goats led Mt. Juliet Police on a hoof chase Tuesday afternoon after escaping custody — their pen. Officers ended up in intense negotiations with the goats after apprehending them on Curd Road. According to MJPD, the goats were not pleased with being caught. Body camera footage shows one goat making a daring leap from a six-inch porch stoop while attempting to escape police. Both were returned to their owner after one of the more light-hearted calls MJPD responded to.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Isaac Wright

A wreck at the intersection of State Route 109 and Martha-Leeville Road shut down traffic in both directions for several hours Tuesday afternoon. Around 5 p.m., Lebanon Police announced the road closure and advised the public to seek alternate routes. The exact cause of the wreck hasn’t been released, but it’s believed speed was a factor.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Isaac Wright

Wilson County Schools approved new science books for the curriculum despite debate among the board members during Monday’s school board meeting. Last October, textbook committee members were appointed to review and discuss state approved textbook options. After review, WCS Director of Schools Jeff Luttrell recommended the board approve the textbooks. For grades K-5, Savass Learning textbooks were recommended for approval and for grades 6-8, McGraw Hill textbooks were recommended for approval.

2 weeks ago | lebanondemocrat.com | Isaac Wright

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