About TiLaV
La Vergne, Tennessee is one of the fastest growing communities in Tennessee (and probably in the Southeastern United States). A few short years ago, the population was approximately 9,000. Today, there are more than 25,000 residents who call La Vergne “home” and it continues to grow. This blog is dedicated to keeping our community updated on current events, and serves as a guide for restaurants, entertainment, schools, and more. Welcome to La Vergne!






Does anyone know why the city “Finance Director” left so abruptly?
We just added the Bible Theme Park Poll question to our community page and have a list of community issues on our Smyrna/lavergne Polls @ http://www.midtnautos.com/Online_Polls.html
Would like to more opinions from Lavergne and North Rutherford County residents rather than M’Boro folks. If you know of a question that should be asked feeel free to email me & I will try and put in on.
thank you
Mike Sparks
Rutherford County Commissioner
Are there any good/reputable auto maintenance shops in La Vergne?
I go to Accurate Automotive which specializes in Honda and Toyota (any Japanese car).
Mike,
Where’s that Bible Park Poll? All I found at your site was a banner with a link to the Bible Park’s home page. Is that what you mean you have? Just an advertisement, a promotion, of the Bible Park, or do you actually have an unbiased Poll asking if Rutherford County residents actually want this thing in their back yards?
Does LaVergne have a recycling program?
Any idea what was happening Saturday night May 17th 2008 at the corner of Stones River and Lake Forest Drive? A lot of police and emergency vehicles lined the roadway as a large helicopter landed in the open field there. I was waved on by and had to go to Forest Ridge Dr. to enter the subdivision.
Just wondering how a city like LaVergne can afford so many new police cars … what’s going on there? I know they write tickets for everything from speeding to looking like you’re going to sneeze in their direction, but honestly … Shouldn’t that money be spent on better things for the town/community?