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…
For Expanded And Renovated West Tower Williamson Health hosted a community ribbon-cutting event in celebration of its newly expanded and renovated Williamson Medical Center West Tower on Tuesday, June 18. Hundreds gathered for the ribbon cutting and family fun event, which included food, music, games, tours of the new West Tower and more. “Our mission…
Not long ago, Shandi and Ben Higgins lived a fast-paced, glitzy life in Los Angeles. Ben had a successful career in the tech industry, while Shandi — a former Miss USA in 2004 — made a name for herself, hosting several game shows and competing on Season 4 of Dancing With the Stars. On the…
Libraries are no longer musty-smelling places with “Quiet!” posters taped to the walls. Modern-day libraries are still learning environments stuffed with books— but with an added dose of vim and vigor. “Our library is a true community hub,” said Takita Caster, branch manager of the No- lensville Public Library. “We have activities for kids, from…
One of the most loved auto repair shops in Nolensville, J & Company, recently celebrated its first anniversary. The business has won the heart of the town in such a short time, and the Vivrette family is grateful for the overwhelming amount of love and support they have been shown their first year. At J…
There’s nothing like enjoying a relaxing evening in a custom hot tub. Let’s be honest — after a long day at work, “Relax, You’ve Earned It.” There’s something to be said for knowing the people who made that spa, complete with all the bells and whistles, in a variety of colors and sizes. What’s more,…
The New Year brings a surge of motivation to improve our health and fitness. Establishing realistic goals and objectives can pave the way for a successful journey towards a healthier you. Here are some strategies to help you crush your goals this year. 1. Reflect and Define Reflect on your current fitness level and what…
Have you ever seen something and knew immediately that’s what you wanted? For Candace Peters, when she first saw Nolensville, she knew that was the community she wanted to be a part of. From Nolenville’s atmosphere — unique and appealingly small-town with plenty of shops and restaurants to explore — to its people — friendly…
In the heart of our community, there’s a business that’s as colorful as it is inspiring. It’s a tale of creativity, entrepreneurship, and giving old crayons a new lease on life. We sat down with Ethan Hoffman, the mind behind Mold-It, to dive into his journey and discover the vibrant world he’s created. Ethan’s entrepreneurial…