The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet

01/11/2025

Filip Forsberg finally ended the longest scoring drought of his career. Here's how the Predators forward pushed through it.

Nashville Predators forward Filip Forsberg attempted more than 50 shots over 18 games before he finally ended the longest scoring drought of his career in Tuesday’s 5-2 loss at Winnipeg. Forsberg rifled a wrist shot past Jets goaltender Connor Hellebuyck for a power-play goal, his first tally sinc...

01/10/2025

Main Street Media TV Nightly News - Jan. 10, 2025
Catch up on the latest headlines in Middle Tennessee weeknights with Main Street Media TV. Find more stories from all of our coverage areas by visiting mainstreetmediatn.com

01/10/2025

Lebanon-based Cracker Barrel is starting 2025 with three new chicken items on its menu.

Cracker Barrel Old Country Store has added three new items to its menu -- Crispy Tender Dippers, a Signature Saucy Chicken Sandwich and Chicken n’ Dumplin Soup – the Lebanon-based restaurant company announced last week. Crispy Tender Dippers are a combination of hand-breaded chicken and sauces, ...

01/10/2025

Main Street Sports Today - Jan. 10, 2025 | Mo + Wade bring you the most timely and comprehensive coverage of the biggest stories in sports from Middle Tennessee and beyond. We take you From Preps to Pros & react to the world of sports. Today’s show includes:

• JOHN GLENNON | NASHVILLE POST
• NFL
• NFL WILD CARD WEEKEND
• ERIC C. HENRY | HORNS247
• GRAB BAG

01/10/2025

MORNINGS ON MAIN STREET - Jan. 10, 2025 with host Stefanie Miller
TEMA Dir., Patrick Sheehan, tells us how they are prepared for today's snow conditions and emergencies. Then we get some safe driving tips from Clarksville Police Dept. PIO, Scott Beaubien.

01/10/2025

CORRECTED: Main Street Media TV Nightly News - Jan. 9, 2025
Main Street Media TV brings you a brief rundown of the latest headlines from Middle Tennessee weeknights at 5 p.m. Visit mainstreetmediatn.com to read more from your local newspaper.

01/10/2025

Ms. Cheap writes about an admission discount at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum for some Middle Tennessee residents.

Now here is a deal: The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum is offering a “pay what you want” admission deal for the whole month of January. Yep, locals can just walk up to the ticket counter and pay whatever they want, including nothing, to explore this gem of a museum. The deal is good for a...

01/10/2025

Spencer Stastney is back with the Predators and in good spirits, but the reason for his three-month absence from the team remains unclear.

Nashville Predators defenseman Spencer Stastney wore a smile from ear to ear as reporters gathered around his locker following Thursday’s practice at Centennial Sportsplex. “I don’t think I want my heart rate (monitor) on for this,” Stastney joked as he removed his pads and a wearable techno...

01/09/2025

Main Street Sports Today - Jan. 9, 2025 | Mo + Wade bring you the most timely and comprehensive coverage of the biggest stories in sports from Middle Tennessee and beyond. We take you From Preps to Pros & react to the world of sports. Today’s show includes:

• COACH’S CORNER: BRAD SLAUGHTER | SANTA FE BBKB
• GRAB BAG
• THROWBACK THURSDAY
• NUBYJAS WILBORN | PITTSBURGH-BASED JOURNALIST
• COLLEGE FOOTBALL / MINI SLATE

01/09/2025

Ms. Cheap writes about the upcoming free concert at Nashville’s Schermerhorn Symphony Hall to celebrate the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

A free Nashville Symphony concert? Yep, it is true and the concert will feature the full orchestra. It will take place inside the gorgeous Schermerhorn Symphony Hall, which seats more than 1,500 people. And the concert includes a free reception with “light bites and a toast” beforehand. Thanks t...

01/09/2025

MORNINGS ON MAIN STREET - Jan. 9, 2025 with host Stefanie Miller
Today, we are hearing from winter shelter leaders in the Dickson (Dickson County Family YMCA), Davidson (Room In The Inn) and Montgomery (Clarksville Urban Ministries) county areas, about helping those in need this winter.

01/08/2025

Main Street Media TV Nightly News - Jan. 8, 2025
Catch up on the latest headlines in Middle Tennessee weeknights with Main Street Media TV. Find more stories from all of our coverage areas by visiting mainstreetmediatn.com

01/08/2025

FiliChateau, which combines flavors of Philippine and French cooking, has opened in Mt. Juliet.

If you long to travel to France and the Philippines and pleasure your palate with the pastries and desserts there, you now can chuck the plane ticket and experience those desserts in Mt. Juliet. FiliChateau is a family business which opened last month in Mt. Juliet. A mother and her two daughters co...

01/08/2025

Columnist Cheryl Lewis writes that there are many activities for happiness that you can do in 2025.

Don’t litter. Smile at your neighbor. Thank your mail person. Make something yummy and give it away. Let someone else go first. Slow down. Be up for the sunrise. Tip big. Caress an old dog. Call your mom. Write a note. Draw a tree, sky and kite. Beat your goal deadline by a long shot. Remember tha...

01/08/2025

Mo + Wade bring you the most timely and comprehensive coverage of the biggest stories in sports from Middle Tennessee and beyond. We take you From Preps to Pros & react to the world of sports. Today’s show includes:

• JOE SULLIVAN | MAIN STREET MEDIA
• TITANS / NFL
• GRAB BAG
• LANDEN SECREST | NBA AFICIONADO
• WILD & WACKY WEDNESDAY

01/08/2025

COMMUNITY CHECKUP - JAN. 8, 2025
From Oral Cancer Awareness Month to the annual March of Dimes, Community Checkup hosts Stefanie Miller and Missy Acosta kick off the new year with a look back at some of the highlights from 2024.

01/08/2025

MORNINGS ON MAIN STREET: SOUTHERN MIDDLE TENNESSEE - JAN. 8, 2025
Mornings on Main Street Southern Middle Tennessee host Scott Stewart updates you on this week’s headlines in Maury, Giles and Lawrence County. Plus, sports with Wade Neely and Mo Patton.

01/08/2025

MORNINGS ON MAIN STREET - Jan. 8, 2025 with host Stefanie Miller
We sit down with the Executive Director of Clarksville-Montgomery Co. Public Library, Christina Riedel, to hear about some upcoming events and an update on the new North Branch.