The Lebanon Democrat

The Lebanon Democrat

Approximately 9,500 individuals consistently subscribe to the Democrat, which serves as the main newspaper for Wilson County, Tennessee. It offers a blend of local, national, and international news. The publication comes out six days a week, from Monday to Saturday.

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  • 2 weeks ago | lebanondemocrat.com | Becky Andrews

    If you’re a Generation X parent with Gen Z kids in their 20s, you’re likely familiar with this particular emotional rollercoaster: one minute you’re marveling at their confidence and clarity, and the next you’re yelling, “I don’t CARE if I didn’t remind you for the fourth time — TAKE OUT THE TRASH.” We, the latchkey generation who were raised on cableless television, microwaved popcorn, and pure emotional repression, are now raising Gen Z—the therapy-savvy, boundary-enforcing, oat...

  • 2 weeks ago | lebanondemocrat.com | Van Yandell

    “The heart of the prudent gets knowledge and the ear of the wise seeks knowledge.” — Proverbs 18:15“For the Lord gives wisdom; out of His mouth comes knowledge and understanding.” — Proverbs 2:6We’ve often heard the stories of when we were young; we thought we had all the answers. Knowing everything we needed to know, as time passed, we realized how great a wealth of knowledge exists in the world. One purpose of education may be for us to learn how much knowledge there is.

  • 2 weeks ago | lebanondemocrat.com | Isaac Wright

    During the evening hours of Saturday, June 7, a Mt. Juliet Police officer pulled over a vehicle allegedly traveling 93 mph on Intestate 40, leading to the arrest of a wanted man. Authorities say a Jeep Renegade was stopped by the officer, who discovered the driver, a 34-year-old Nashville man, had an outstanding warrant from Nashville for a violation of probation related to a felony aggravated assault conviction. He was also allegedly driving on a revoked license.

  • 3 weeks ago | lebanondemocrat.com | Andy Reed

    The first summer of the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association’s new transfer rule is seeing two Wilson County starting quarterbacks moving to other schools within the county. Blake Waldorf, who passed for over 3,000 yards as Watertown’s starting quarterback for a season and a half, has enrolled at Friendship Christian and is participating in team activities while Luke Sellars, last year’s QB at FCS, has moved on to Lebanon, coaches at both schools confirmed.

  • 3 weeks ago | lebanondemocrat.com | Andy Reed

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