Big Bad Wolf Smokehouse Grill and Green Hill High School each scored 100 in Wilson County's Sept. 28 through Oct. 8 health inspection cycle, leading a round of Mt. Juliet results that ranged from 93 to 100.

Michael Carpenter of the Wilson County Source published the full inspection results Thursday, Oct. 8. The cycle covered food service establishments and school buildings across the county.

Big Bad Wolf Smokehouse Grill at 189 N. Mt. Juliet St. received its 100 on a follow-up inspection Sept. 29. Green Hill High School at 220 N. Greenhill Rd. earned three separate perfect scores on Sept. 28: one for its school building, one for its cafeteria and one for its culinary kitchen.

Several other Mt. Juliet restaurants scored in the upper 90s. Waffle House at 12085 Lebanon Rd. scored 99 on a follow-up inspection Sept. 28. Nutrition Oasis at 3193 S. Mt. Juliet Rd. earned a 99 on a routine inspection Oct. 2. Firehouse Subs at 650 S. Mt. Juliet Rd. scored 98 on a follow-up Sept. 29. Arby's at 245 N. Mt. Juliet Rd. scored 98 on a follow-up Oct. 1. Pine Creek Club House at 1835 Logue Rd. scored 98 on a routine inspection Sept. 28. Chipotle Mexican Grill at 11381 Lebanon Rd. scored 97 on a routine inspection Sept. 30.

Area schools also turned in high numbers. Rutland Elementary School at 1995 S. Rutland Rd. earned a 98 on its building inspection and 100 in its cafeteria, both on Sept. 29. The Rutland Elementary Extension matched those marks. Stoner Creek Elementary at 1035 N. Mt. Juliet Rd. scored 98 on its building and 99 in its cafeteria on Oct. 1. W.A. Wright Elementary scored 100 on its cafeteria inspection and 97 on its building inspection, both Sept. 30.

Countywide, the lowest score belonged to Peking Chinese Restaurant in Lebanon, which received a 79 on Sept. 29. The Wilson County Source reported the inspector recorded eight violations, including an employee who returned to prepping raw chicken without washing hands. A follow-up inspection is required.

Tennessee Department of Health environmental specialists inspect every food service establishment at least twice a year, according to the Wilson County Source. Establishments must post their most recent inspection report where the public can see it. Residents who observe a food safety concern can call the Restaurant Complaint/Foodborne Illness Hotline at 800-293-8228.