Stacie has served with us since February 2021 and was hired full time in January of 2023 and was just promoted to Engineer in December of 2025. She has been very proactive in progressing her career with training and various aspects of the fire service. She has expressed her interest in taking part in the…
As Nolensville continues to grow, the Town of Nolensville’s Engineering Department is focused on ensuring that the Town’s infrastructure evolves with it—not just roadways and utilities, but the amenities that shape everyday quality of life. The Town’s sidewalk and greenway system plays a vital role in how residents connect within our community. Today, the Town…
Celebrating our community, our supporters,and the stories still to come. What started as a simple idea three years ago has growninto a publication shaped by the people and places that make our community shine. Thanks to the continued support of our readers, advertisers, contributors, and local businesses, this magazine has becoma a true reflection of…
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What Parents should Know Top 5 Safety Tips for Parents and Children • Helmet on, every ride. • Check brakes, tires, and battery before leaving. • Use lights and reflectors, especially at night. • No extra passengers. (Unless bike is designed for it.) • Ride predictably. Stay visible and follow traffic rules. • Parent tip:…
As we wrap up another wonderful year, I want to extend my heartfelt thanks to everyone who helps make our community magazine what it is. To our advertisers—your partnership and support mean more than you know. To our readers—your encouragement, loyalty, and engagement are the reason we love what we do. And to the entire community—thank you for…
As we gather around our tables this Thanksgiving, we at Nolensville Town Life Magazine want to take a moment to express our heartfelt gratitude to you—our readers, advertisers, and community partners. Your support, stories, and spirit are what make this publication possible. Each month, we’re reminded that local media only thrives because local people care….
1. Waldens Farm 8653 Rocky Fork Rd., Smyrna, TN | 615.220.2918WaldenPumpkinFarm.com A captivating experience for families. Explore the sprawling fields adorned with pumpkins of every size while enjoying a hayride through picturesque scenery. The farm also features a charming market where visitors can pick up homemade jams and seasonal treats. 2. Gentry’s Farm 1974 Highway…
As the autumn chill creeps across the landscape, Tennessee unveils the harrowing tales woven throughout its auspicious past. From eerie whispers echoing through timeworn halls to ghostly apparitions wandering beneath moonlit skies, the Volunteer State is rich with gloomy settings. Here are 10 of Tennessee’s most haunted locations, where every corner holds a story of…
Renaissance Scholarship One Sunday more than twenty-five years ago, Melanie Staudt was asked a simple question: Could she fill in on piano at Jenkins Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Nolensville? She agreed, thinking it was just for one Sunday. Then came the next Sunday. And the next. That one small “yes” stretched acrossa quarter of a…