Tennessee is the Volunteer State, and according to Anna Hill of Nolensville, there is more than just the willingness of citizen-soldiers to step up to thank for it. Anna and husband Elmer are the founders of Art Helps Cancer, a 501c3 established five years ago after they retired. Both Anna and Elmer grew up in…
The Nolensville Police Department is proud to announce that three of its officers have successfully completed the prestigious FBI LEEDS (Law Enforcement Executive Development Seminar) Trilogy Program. This comprehensive leadership development series enhances the skills and effectiveness of law enforcement leaders through a commitment to on- going education. The Trilogy Program consists of three pivotal…
Busy B’s charming business slogan is “Give your honey-dos to the Busy B’s.” This cleaning service is buzzing with wins of Best of Nolensville in 2023 and 2024. Busy B’s was nominated for Best of Nolensville and won by popular vote. If you are tired of the bother of cleaning or don’t have the time…
Primrose School of Nolensville owners and Nolensville residents, Sean and Corrie Byron, understand that childcare is one of the most important decisions you make regarding your child’s early years. “We know firsthand the difficulty of entrusting our children to someone else’s care. After several disappointing childcare experiences of our own, we were lucky to have…
Chief Windrow was tasked with not only starting our very first fire department, but he has also built our first fire station. After 41 years of dedicated service, his departure will be a tremendous loss to our town. Many, many thanks go out for his commitment to our community and best wishes for a well-deserved…
The Nolensville Police Department proudly announced Lt. Josh Combs as Officer of the Year at a recent Board of Commissioners meeting. Lt. Combs received the highest number of votes from his peers, a testament to the respect and admiration he has earned within the department. His colleagues commend him for: • Unwavering dedication to the…
New Saturday Programs for Nolensville Branch Library Beginner level knitting classes held on the 4th Saturday of every other month. Materials list will be provided. Classes for January and March will be Saturday, January 25th and March 22nd from 3-4:30pm The Magic Circle: Crochet with Reagan Beginner level crochet classes held the 1st Saturday of…
Congratulations to Sunset Middle School Teacher – Abigail Hardage in receiving WCS Middle School Teacher of the Year Recognition WCS Superintendent Jason Golden and other district administrators traveled around the district to surprise the system-wide Teachers of the Year and Principal of the Year. The Middle School Teacher of the Year for this year is…
How many years have you coached at Nolensville High? This is my 5th season at Nolensville High. What are your expectations of the 2024 Team? I would love to see the team live up to it’s full potential. There is a lot of talent on this years team, Team #9 for NHS. Who are your…
Come hit the asphalt running on Wednesday nights with the Nolensville Running Club. Scott Alexander, creator of the club, hosts weekly runs at 6:15pm at Gregory Park on Johnson Industrial Boulevard. The 3-to-4-mile run is not just for seasoned runners but all paces. Scott encourages everybody to try a run, even if you walk. He…
Having been a firefighter for more than four decades and chief of Nolensville’s first paid fire department since 2020, David Windrow is ready to retire from the profession. “It’s time for some fresh blood,” said the 60-year-old Nolensville resident who was selected as 2023 Fire Chief of the Year by the Tennessee Fire Chiefs Association….