Residents in Wilson County are expressing worries about a potential new facility. A site near their homes is among the finalists for a wastewater treatment plant. The selection process is nearing its end.
A committee is set to reveal its rankings for the possible locations. This announcement will take place at the Lebanon city building. Further details about the proposed site and the concerns of local residents can be found through NewsChannel 5 WTVF.
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