Eugene Maxey
Oct 20, 2026
Mt. Juliet Trivia |
Question: Which Mount Juliet park is home to Planet Playground and Squirrel’s Run Toddler Park? Find the answer near the end of this issue. |
Mt. Juliet Weekly Forecast — October 20–26 (AccuWeather, Updated Oct 19) |
Mount Juliet 7-day forecast — October 20–26, 2026. Updated October 19 using the AccuWeather forecast graphic supplied by the editor. Forecasts may change; check current conditions before making plans. Tue 20: Sunny, 73°/41°F · Wed 21: Sunny, 74°/41°F · Thu 22: Sunny, 74°/41°F · Fri 23: Sunny, 75°/41°F · Sat 24: Partly sunny, 76°/41°F · Sun 25: Partly sunny, 74°/43°F · Mon 26: Cloudy, 73°/43°F. Source: editor-supplied AccuWeather forecast graphic (October 19). Temperatures in Fahrenheit. |
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This Week’s Top Stories |
BODYROK lists a new Mount Juliet studio at 401 S. Mt. Juliet Road in the Providence area as coming in 2026. The article reports no confirmed opening day, so residents should check the official Mount Juliet studio page before visiting or buying a membership.
The company describes its workouts as reformer-based and Pilates-inspired, combining strength, conditioning and core exercises. Listed formats include Sculpt & Jump, Flow, Buns & Guns, Obliques & Cheeks and Six Packs & Backs; local availability should be confirmed when a schedule appears.
BODYROK says beginners are welcome and instructors introduce the equipment and offer modifications. First-time visitors should arrive at least 15 minutes early and bring required grip socks, a water bottle and a towel.
Before booking, ask about class pace, check-in, parking, cancellation windows and waitlists. Anyone comparing packages should review expiration dates, automatic renewals and whether introductory offers apply specifically to Mount Juliet.
A coming-soon listing does not mean classes have begun. Look for an official opening announcement and a Mount Juliet reservation calendar, then verify current details directly with BODYROK.
The planned studio could help residents combine exercise with Providence-area errands. For more neighborhood business context, read our Providence Marketplace coverage; find opening guidance in the full BODYROK article. Read More... |
Charlie Daniels Park offers Mount Juliet families several ways to plan an outdoor outing at 1075 Charlie Daniels Parkway. The family guide highlights playgrounds, walking routes, sports areas and gathering spaces, with practical suggestions for a manageable visit.
Younger children can explore Planet Playground, described by the city as a fenced 9,000-square-foot play area. Squirrel’s Run Toddler Park includes a tricycle track, giving families another option when choosing activities for different ages.
Active families can consider basketball, sand volleyball, tennis, pickleball, the skate park and a one-mile walking track connecting with Cedar Creek Greenway. Check the official city park information for current facilities and notices.
Ava’s Splash Pad is seasonal. Confirm that it is operating before planning water play. Weather, maintenance and special events can affect a visit, while community gatherings may change parking and how busy play areas become.
Keep plans flexible: choose an age-appropriate starting area, agree on a meeting point and pack water, comfortable shoes and everyday essentials. A playground stop followed by a walk and a break can make a simple outing without an elaborate itinerary.
Read the full family park guide for planning ideas. Our broader Charlie Daniels Park guide provides a companion reference; official notices and posted rules should guide your visit. Read More... |
Costumes, candy and autumn outings are on the calendar around Mt. Juliet for October 24–25. Here are confirmed Saturday highlights plus Sunday activities to check with organizers before making plans. Saturday: Halloween in the ParkThe City of Mt. Juliet lists Halloween in the Park for Saturday, October 24, 11 a.m.–3 p.m. at Charlie Daniels Park. The event is free. Costume contests start at approximately 11:30 a.m. with pets and continue through children’s age groups. Arrive early because contest times are approximate. See the official city event page. Saturday: Breeden’s OrchardBreeden’s Orchard lists Trunk or Treat from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. (sensory-friendly time at 4 p.m.; main event begins at 5 p.m.) and Story Time from 10 to 11 a.m. on Saturday, October 24. Check the orchard’s official event schedule for details, pricing, and any last-minute changes. Sunday: more fall activitiesMtJuliet.com’s community calendar lists The Glade Church Trunk or Treat and First Mt. Juliet Fall Fest on Sunday, October 25, beginning at 3 p.m. These listings should be reconfirmed directly with the individual organizers before visiting. Browse the local event calendar for event links. Make the weekend easierChoose a manageable number of stops, leave extra time for parking and bring costumes and weather-appropriate layers. Check organizer updates before leaving home, especially if weather changes. Read More... |
Local Government & Development |
Kensington Ridge, Beckwith and Nonaville: What Residents Should Know Before October 26 |
Several proposals affecting Mt. Juliet’s future growth are headed for public hearings Monday, October 26, 2026. Residents who want to understand the proposals or comment on them have an opportunity to attend before the Board of Commissioners’ regular meeting. When and where are the hearings?The city calendar lists public hearings beginning at 6:15 p.m. October 26, ahead of the commission’s 6:30 p.m. meeting at City Hall. Review the official city calendar for the latest notices and meeting details. Which properties are involved?Separate hearing notices identify Kensington Ridge, 6484 Beckwith Road and 1865 Nonaville Road. The existing city notices describe proposed land-use and annexation actions; the particulars may differ by property. Residents should consult each ordinance and its supporting maps to see what is proposed before taking a position. What questions should neighbors ask?Useful questions include how a proposal changes existing zoning, whether road access or utilities would change, what stage of review the proposal has reached and which decisions remain outstanding. A public hearing is an opportunity for input — not proof that any proposal has received final approval. How to participateCheck the Mt. Juliet city calendar and current commission agenda for the relevant hearing notice and instructions. Anyone planning to speak should confirm procedures and meeting times with the city before attending. Around Mount Juliet will distinguish proposals from final actions in future coverage. |
Mt. Juliet City Commission Returns October 26: How Residents Can Participate |
Mt. Juliet’s Board of Commissioners is scheduled to meet Monday, October 26, 2026, at 6:30 p.m. The session follows cancellation of the regular October 12 meeting for the holiday. Meeting time and locationThe official city calendar lists the meeting at 6:30 p.m. in the City Hall Commission Chambers. Public hearings are separately listed for 6:15 p.m. Residents planning to attend should check the current calendar and agenda for changes. What can residents do before attending?Review the published agenda and any supporting documents. Identify the specific item you are interested in, note whether it is a hearing, discussion, or vote, and consult city instructions about public comment. Being familiar with the agenda helps make public participation more effective. What is on the calendar?Separate October 26 public-hearing notices concern Kensington Ridge and properties on Beckwith and Nonaville roads. Those hearings are covered in our companion development article; this guide focuses on the commission meeting itself, how to participate, and where to check for official decisions. After the meetingResidents should look for posted minutes and recorded outcomes rather than assume a proposal was approved simply because it appeared on an agenda. Around Mount Juliet will follow the decisions and report confirmed outcomes as they become available. |
Upcoming Local Events |
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Halloween in the Park |
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Trunk or Treat at Breeden’s Orchard |
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Kensington Ridge, Beckwith and Nonaville Public Hearings |
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Board of Commissioners Meeting |
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Business Spotlight |
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Ready Teddy’s Coffee — Neighborhood Coffee & Community |
Local coffee, neighborhood connections. Ready Teddy’s Coffee is a locally owned, woman-owned Mount Juliet café serving espresso drinks, teas, seasonal specials and light bites. The shop also hosts occasional community gatherings, including Silent Book Club. Visit: 1400 N. Mt. Juliet Road, Suite 100, Mount Juliet, TN 37122. Monday–Saturday, 7 a.m.–4 p.m.; Sunday, 7 a.m.–2 p.m. Check for current shop updates before visiting. readyteddyscoffee.com. Explore this business: View its Around Mount Juliet Directory listing. Independent editorial spotlight. |
Main Street Market |
Main Street Market — Locally Made at Circle P Ranch |
Small-town general store, locally grown and made. Main Street Market operates inside a restored 1930s general store at Circle P Ranch, featuring produce, eggs, bread, honey, pantry items, and products made by Wilson County and Tennessee vendors. The owners say approximately 80% of their stock is sourced in Wilson County. Visit: 563 E. Main Street, Mt. Juliet, TN 37122. Thursday–Saturday 9 a.m.–6 p.m.; Sunday 10 a.m.–2 p.m. Verify hours before visiting. mainstreetmarketmj.com. Explore this business: View its Around Mount Juliet Directory listing. Independent editorial spotlight. |
Mt. Juliet Trivia Answer |
Answer: Charlie Daniels Park. |