La Vergne, TN - During Thursday evening’s (10/9/2025) meeting of the La Vergne Board of Mayor and Aldermen, the officials made strides in strengthening community engagement by appointing two residents to key advisory roles.

Beautification and Arts Committee Gains a New Advocate

Mary Jane Skinner was officially appointed to the Beautification and Arts Advisory Committee. This group plays a vital role in shaping the city’s aesthetic and cultural landscape. From seasonal decorations to public art initiatives, the committee helps guide decisions that make La Vergne a more vibrant and welcoming place. Skinner’s appointment is expected to bring fresh energy and perspective to the committee’s mission.

Library Board Welcomes Megan Honeycutt

Also during the meeting, Megan Honeycutt was named to the Library Board. This board supports the La Vergne Public Library by overseeing its budget and helping shape policies, programs, and long-term planning. Honeycutt’s involvement will contribute to the continued growth and relevance of the library as a cornerstone of the community.

Both appointees begin their terms immediately, and the city expressed its gratitude to all residents who volunteer their time and talents in these advisory roles. These appointments reflect La Vergne’s commitment to fostering civic participation and ensuring that local voices help shape the future of the city.