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…
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…
Community Local Feature Sam Chapman has a simple yet profound approach to life – be kind and help each other. He is a big people person who enjoys talking to anyone and everyone, even if it’s cracking a few jokes back and forth or talking about life. People know him as a friendly guy who…
Brian Snyder, co-owner of Wash 37135 in Nolensville (as well as three other nearby locations — Dickson Wash 37055, Fairview Wash 37062, and newest location Jackson Wash 38301) is excited about playing host to the sixth annual Blood Bath in Nolensville and the third year partnering with Mill Creek Middle School Fine Arts. “The Blood…
As Jaina Hall moves ahead with her life’s priorities, she’s going to miss being at Mama’s Java Cafe. After working there for three years and serving as manager during the past year, she thoroughly enjoyed all of her responsibilities and is retiring with so many wonderful memories to cherish. “I am forever grateful to Melissa…
FORMERLY BURNETT BODY “Our goal is to help our clients become the best versions of themselves guided by our knowledge and expert coaching!” Often, great adversity leads to incredible innovation. This is the case for Chase and Kate Burnett. The couple have been providing top-tier personal training, nutrition, and wellness services in the area for nearly…
Not a day goes by when Jamie Barnett doesn’t look around her med spa and wonder how she got to this point in her new career so quickly. The past two and a half years have certainly been a whirlwind, as Jamie went from being a registered nurse and CRNA at a local hospital to…
Guidance for Good Growth – Halie Gallik William and Sarah Nolen bounced along in a rough-riding wagon in 1797, seeking a new life and their fortune. Suddenly, the cumbersome vehicle jolted to a leaning stop when one of the wheels broke with a loud crack. The Nolens paused their journey to think. They decided the…
A Cuppa’ Java and a side of Love – Melissa Hall Melissa and Mark Hall moved from Seattle to Tennessee in 2004, bouncing to Nolensville in 2009. “I worked in hospitality since I was 14,” Melissa explained. “It didn’t take long to decide Nolensville was the perfect setting for a coffee shop, but not just…
Elected to Tennessee Municipal League Board of Directors Jessica Salamida, Nolensville Vice Mayor, was elected to the 2024-25 board of directors of the Tennessee Municipal League (TML) during the League’s annual business meeting recently held in Knoxville. Paige Brown, Gallatin mayor, was elected President. Vice Mayor Salamida was elected as one of eight district directors…