The City of Lebanon recently completed a special census to ensure an accurate count of their population since 2020. Now, field workers are going door-to-door to verify the data collected and ensure the city receives all necessary information from the state. Mt. Juliet and other nearby cities have also conducted special counts recently. Field workers in Lebanon will be identifiable by badges and official documentation, only seeking to verify information already provided during the first phase of the special census.
In a heartwarming tribute, a school is celebrating a beloved teacher, Ms. McMurray, who is living with brain cancer. The story highlights how teachers make a lasting impact on their students, and now the students are returning the love by supporting their teacher in her time of need. The emotional piece by Forrest Sanders emphasizes the importance of cherished educators and the impact they have on those they teach.
The combination of the city’s efforts to ensure an accurate census count and the touching tribute to a teacher battling brain cancer highlights the community spirit and compassion present in Lebanon, Tennessee. It showcases the commitment to recognizing and valuing the members of the community while also honoring those who have made a significant impact on the lives of others.
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