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Welcome Theresa to the Writing Team!

February 3, 2013
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Welcome Theresa to the Writing Team!

It is with great pleasure that I introduce you to Theresa Hesse, the newest writer/editor of This is LaVergne. Theresa has been a resident of our fair city for nearly 16 years, so has seen it grow and change for nearly two decades. When she moved here, there was but one traffic light.  There was a grocery store where CVS is now located along with Food Lion, and TeeGees was the only restaurant. Theresa is the mother of two precious kids:  Robert (5th grade) and Robin (kindergarten).  Robin is currently the “Little Miss People’s Choice” of LaVergne and currently up…

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Several Positions Open

April 26, 2011
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The City has several positions now open for anyone interested – both volunteer and employment.   For jobs, here’s what is available: Circulation Super Assist Director (Posted 4/15/2011 until 04/29/2011) Recreation Intern 2011 (Seasonal) (Posted 4/21/2011 until 04/28/2011) StormWater Laborer 2011 (Posted 4/25/2011 until 05/09/2011) Summer Program Assist 2011 (Seasonal) (Posted 4/21/2011 until 04/28/2011) Water Laborer 2011 (Posted 4/21/2011 until 05/05/2011) If you are a high school graduate going to college, need some extra cash, and bored through the summer – and if you like kids – the Summer Program Assistant job would be great.  Parks & Recreation is looking for…

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Shelter Available Tuesday Night

April 19, 2011
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With strong winds and big storm predicted to roll in around midnight tonight, the Box 100 volunteer group is opening the Multipurpose Building behind City Hall beginning at 10:00 p.m.  If you need shelter, the building is across from the ball field in Bicentennial Park. Stay safe, everyone!

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Congratulations to Choraliers!

April 17, 2011
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Congratulations to Choraliers!

This has been one exciting weekend for the city of La Vergne!  Egg Hunt (and awesome video) first. Beautiful weather for today. And now…. … drumroll … the LaVergne High School Choraliers have performed so beautifully, so amazingly, with such precision and melody that not only did they WIN BIG, but they’ve been invited to perform at Carnegie Hall in New York City!  We are welcoming them home tonight with a rally at the high school (after they arrive with police escort).  Here’s the news release from the city, LHS Choraliers Win Big in St. Louis – Honor Escort Planned…

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The Week Past: Sunday Night Edition

March 28, 2011
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Last Thursday the city launched a huge effort to locate a missing 12-year old boy.  At least 25 volunteers with Box 100, along with 25 official emergency responders, showed up at the Hurricane Creek Boat Ramp to search.  Fortune smiled and the young man was found before dark… thermal cameras and blood hounds were on their way from the county but not needed. The next day was much sadder when a young couple was found shot in their home.  I have absolutely no way of knowing this nor do I speak on behalf of the city when I say that…

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Sympathy, Some News and TV

March 24, 2011
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Sending Ivy and her husband sympathy tonight for the loss of his mother today.  The site may be quiet for a few days as they are traveling to California for the funeral. Some Bits of News The city just completed three days of budget hearings where departments submitted their financial requests for the coming year.  It’s safe to say there’s a lot of need but not enough revenue. Congratulations to Bridgestone, celebrating its 80th anniversary.  I heard today they are hiring, so if you’re looking for a job, you should check out their site to see what’s available. The new…

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Waldron Road Update

March 8, 2011
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Waldron Road Update

Alderman Tom Broeker provided an update on the old TiLaV site about the progress being made on Waldron Road.  We both felt sharing the information here would be beneficial to everyone … since we all sometimes get stuck in the traffic, wave our fists in despair, and cry, “Whyyyyyyyy?!?!  How did that car in front of me pass the emissions testing?  *cough*”  The update from Mr. Broeker, Ok, Here is the scoop on Waldron Rd. While the last “official date” to finish this project is still November of this year, to put it to you straight, it appears it could…

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New City Administrator Coming

March 6, 2011
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New City Administrator Coming

Lots happening in La Vergne!  There are plenty of great things happening here, fo sho. From the city, The La Vergne Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted [Tuesday night] to offer the city administrator position to Steven Mayer. The city administrator is responsible for the day-to-day operations of La Vergne, including financial, human resources, and public safety oversight, as well as management of public works, water, sewer, parks and recreation, city library, and the tax office. The current operations director of the Rutherford County Emergency Management Agency, Mayer worked closely with La Vergne during the flooding of May 2010. Mayer…

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Boom Boom POW

March 2, 2011
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Three things… Fourth of July celebration this summer. 3-day Old Timer’s Day Festival. Night-time Christmas Parade!

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Another Storm Is Coming

February 27, 2011
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I was just asked to notify residents that the Box 100 volunteers are opening the Multipurpose Building behind City Hall again tonight because of severe weather approaching.  The building will be available for residents seeking shelter beginning at 10:00 p.m. and will remain open as long as needed. Box 100 is a volunteer unit that supports first responder personnel when they are on the scene of major emergencies.  Their work is not unlike that of the Red Cross in that they provide shelter, nourishment, water, etc. in times of need, but their efforts are mostly directed toward aiding fire, police,…

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