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Today's riddle: What do you get when you cross an angry cow with an angry sheep? 🤔 (Answer below!)
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1. Public Notices – Wilson Post – September 09, 2026 (mainstreetmediatn.com) — Lebanon residents have several key dates coming up, including City Council public hearings on multiple zoning and land-use changes October 6 and a Design Review Commission meeting September 14 at City Hall. The notices also outline a Codes Board of Adjustments meeting on September 17 about specific Lebanon properties, multiple foreclosure sales at the Wilson County Courthouse in Lebanon, probate filings, job openings, and a large Holt Road yard sale. Reading closely can help you track neighborhood changes, legal deadlines, and local opportunities.
2. O'Charley's abruptly closing restaurants, ending Tennessee chain's 55-year run (theleafchronicle.com) — Lebanon's O'Charley's on Murfreesboro Road is among the Tennessee locations abruptly closing at 8 p.m. on Sept. 9 as the long-running restaurant chain winds down most of its operations. The report outlines which Middle and East Tennessee stores are affected, notes a few that remain open, and explains the chain's long history in the state.
3. We Rounded Up 9 Tennessee Antique Malls Where $30 Still Fills The Trunk (takingthekids.com) — Cloud 9 Antiques & Such in Lebanon gets a special spotlight as a budget-friendly stop where $30 can still net several unique finds in a cozy old house setting. The guide explains hours, parking, and why frequent visits pay off, while also suggesting how easily Lebanon fits into a Middle Tennessee day trip of antique hunting.
4. John Stephens looks to build another winner in latest coaching stop with Mt. Juliet volleyball (mainstreetmediatn.com) — Mt. Juliet's new volleyball coach John Stephens is reshaping the Golden Bears with a 5-1 offense and improved defense after early-season losses, including one to previously unbeaten Lebanon. The team has already nearly matched last year's win total and climbed to fourth in District 12-AAA. Players hope lessons from facing Lebanon and other top programs will fuel a late-season push up the standings.
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