On June 20, 2026, the inaugural Nolensville Juneteenth Gathering brought neighbors, families, and community leaders together at Historic Sunset Park to celebrate freedom, history, and community. Juneteenth commemorates June 19, 1865, when the last enslaved African Americans learned they were free, and today serves as a national celebration of freedom and resilience. Hosted by Kimi…
Nolensville Police Department Initiatives Over the past six months, the Nolensville Police Department has continued its commitment to serving every member of our community with professionalism, compassion, and innovation. While public safety remains our primary mission, we recognize that many emergencies involve more than traditional law enforcement issues. One of our major areas of focus…
The Town of Nolensville’s New Chief Information Officer If someone asked me to describe Nolensville, the public relations professional in me would describe the town with three words: community, history, and proximity. But my real answer is much simpler — I think of home. Originally from Morgantown, West Virginia, I grew up surrounded by the…
A Grand Restoration: The Morton-Brittain House is Saved The Nolensville Historical Society proudly presented a golden key to the Dugger Family at a ceremony to celebrate a piece of our Town’s history being preserved. After a little over seven years of fundraising, hard work and dedication, the restoration of our “Grand Ole’ Lady” was celebrated…
Taylor’s position was made possible through a grant awarded to the Nolensville Police Department by the Office of Community Oriented Policing Services, supporting our continued commitment to enhancing crisis response efforts and strengthening partnerships within our community. The grant-funded position is currently funded through September 30, 2027. In her role, Taylor will develop and maintain…
The Town of Nolensville is pleased to welcome Lance Sutton as its new Fire Marshal. With more than 25 years of distinguished service in emergency operations, fire investigation, and life safety management, Sutton brings a wealth of experience essential for supporting a rapidly growing community. His extensive work across municipal, commercial, and industrial environments positions…
Each year, this gathering offers a chance to reflect on our progress, celebrate our accomplishments, and look ahead to the future. I want to begin by thanking our residents, business owners, staff, and volunteers-your commitment is what makes Nolensville such a special place. I’d also like to recognize our Board members and welcome Commissioner Streufert,…
Several residents of Nolensville were delighted to attend the American Red Cross Lifesaver Luncheon, a celebratory event honoring the exceptional individuals and collaborations that fortify communities during challenging periods. We are particularly proud of our former Fire Chief, David Windrow, who was honored with the Storyteller Award. His captivating speech as a speaker at the…
In a world where teens are often defined by test scores and transcripts, Lion’s Heart is redefining what it means to stand out. This national nonprofit empowers middle and high school students to become active volunteers, compassionate leaders, and engaged members of their communities, all while building a strong foundation for future success. Lion’s Heart…
January 8 at the Board of Commissioners meeting, we were proud to honor Officer Josh Guin as the Nolensville Police Department’s Officer of the Year. This year’s nominations were highly competitive, with several officers receiving multiple nominations—something that speaks volumes about the professionalism and dedication of our entire department. Officer Guin was genuinely surprised by…