Let Two Rivers Ford and Team Rubicon Get You Prepared!

Come Join Two Rivers Ford and Team Rubicon for Lunch!

Ever wonder how to prepare for weather events like tornadoes and floods? What items should be kept on hand? How do you keep your family safe? We have the answers!

On Friday June 27th at Noon, join us and Team Rubicon at the Mount Juliet Chamber of Commerce for a disaster preparedness luncheon, to learn how to keep your family and community safe.

The lunch, for ages 16+, will be catered by Martin’s BBQ, and will provide information and ways to help keep your family safe, when storms come your way.

For more info on the event, click here!

There are only 40 spots available, so if you’d like to attend this FREE event, please email [email protected] with your RSVP by June 24th! We hope to see you there!

Shoutout to A TRUE Nashville Gem!

As we continue our partnership with Stuart Deming and XPLR.Nash, we were thrilled to be able to film on site at one of Nashville’s coolest local spots, Elliston Place Soda Shop!

Continue to follow along with XPLR.Nash on social media, as Stuart continues to show off all the wonderful hidden gems, great adventures, and treasures that the great state of Tennessee has to offer!

We appreciate the hospitality and the amazing food. Anyone for who hasn’t visited this 1930’s soda shop, grab the kids and go! It’s an amazing meal and a truly unique experience!

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On this Day in History

• In 1982, following the death of his half brother Khalid, Fahd became king of Saudi Arabia.
• In 1971, The New York Times began publishing the “Pentagon Papers”.
• In 1967, Thurgood Marshall was nominated as justice to the U.S. Supreme Court by President Lyndon B. Johnson, becoming the first African-American member.
• In 1913, Hudson Stuck and Harry Karstens became the first people to make it to the true summit of Mount McKinley.
• In 323 BCE, the king of Macedonia, Alexander the Great, died in Babylon.