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Grand Marshal Chief James Hambrick
Earlier this week, the city of Mount Juliet held their annual Christmas parade, bringing the whole community together for a fun and festive event, celebrating the holiday season. Mount Juliet Chief of Police James Hambrick served as the Grand Marshal of the parade, and obviously, Two Rivers Ford had to help out!
Luke Davis and Chris Taylor HOOKED THE CHIEF UP!
Man, that thing is pretty!
The rest of the Christmas parade was awesome, with many saying it was the best ever! Here are the highlights!
Other Great Holiday Fun in Mount Juliet
Last week, the City of Mount Juliet officially lit their Christmas tree, with a great crowd gathering to watch. Basically the redneck Rockefeller Center!
Two Rivers Ford Out of the Park Citizen of the Month!
Shout out to Brian and Jenny Wood who are this month’s Two Rivers Ford Citizens of the Month!
Brian and Jenny head up Challenger Baseball Mount Juliet program at the Mt. Juliet League, Inc. This program help special needs kids by giving them the opportunity to play baseball and softball!
Thanks for all you do Brian and Jenny! We appreciate you!
If you’d like more information about Challenger Baseball, CLICK THIS LINK, and find out how you can help!
Tough Weekend for Middle Tennesseans
We want to give a special shoutout and send our love to the people in Middle TN who were affected by last weekend’s storms and tornadoes. We love our community and everyone in it, and seeing so many individuals, families, and businesses hurt is simply devastating.
If you’d like to reach out and help a neighbor in need this Christmas season, READ THIS ARTICLE by Channel 2. It gives a great list of all the ways that you can help those that suffered over the weekend.
We also were devastated to hear of the passing of Titans and Nashville legend Frank Wycheck. Frank was an incredible man, and outstanding football player, and a wonderful member of the Nashville community. Frank forever left and impact on the city with his wonderful acts of charity, his great play on the field, and so much more. Rest in peace, #89!
On this Day in History
- In 2011, The Iraq War officially ended as the United States formally declared that its mission in the country was over.
- In 2001, The Leaning Tower of Pisa reopened in Pisa, Italy.
- In 1939, the film version of Gone with the Wind premiered in Atlanta, Georgia.
- In 1791, The first 10 amendments to the U.S. Constitution, the Bill of Rights, were adopted as a single unit.
- In 37 CE, infamous Roman emperor Nero was born.
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