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Nolensville Historical Society: Blooming Connections
What began as a Facebook group sharing gardening photos, advice, plants and seeds with each other, morphed into a co-operative of three local groups hosting an event for a common cause. Saturday March 23 was a blustery morning that drew gardening enthusiast friends and strangers to learn, swap and purchase donated plants, seeds, literature and …
Lacing Up Their Skates
For the first time at Sunset Elementary, students are lacing up their skates in PE. In the class, students are provided with skates, helmets, and other safety gear. They will have the opportunity to skate six times over the course of three weeks. “So far, we have learned how to get up if you fall,…
Assistant Fire Chief Matthew Lupo
Congratulations to Assistant Fire Chief Matthew Lupo for his remarkable achievement in attaining the Executive Fire Officer certification through FEMA, as recognized by the Nolensville Board of Commissioners. The FEMA Executive Fire Officer program is renowned for its profound level of dedication and perseverance. It signifies not only advanced leadership capabilities but also an extensive…
Nolensville High Collaborates with 4th Grade Playwrights
Nolensville Elementary fourth graders are becoming playwrights with the help of the Nolensville High theater department. The elementary students were tasked with writing a story to be submitted to the high school students, who then chose three stories to produce and perform at the elementary school, complete with sets, costumes, and props. “It was really…
Nolensville Track And Field Q&A: Coach Kyle Manderfeld
How many years have you coached at Nolensville High? Five years. I’ve been on the football staff as a defensive assistant all five of those years. This will be my third season serving as the head coach for track and field. What are your expectations of the 2024 Team? I expect growth. I believe both…
Getting Ready for Summer Camps!
At least that’s how Phineas and Ferb describe summer break in their theme song (performed by Denton County’s Bowling for Soup). Parents can sympathize. There’s 11 weeks to plan for, and if you have kids in different age groups and your kids need activities while you work, making all the moving pieces fit together seems…