Elmer and Anna Hill met in the fourth grade in their rural Missouri hometown. They married, had four children, added eight grandkids, and shared 46 wedding anniversaries by the time they flipped open the first page of their Nolensville album. Now, ten years into this chapter, their list of shared experiences is long. One headliner…
Parents seeking a one-of-a-kind place for sports training, tons of fun at special events like birthday parties, open gyms, camps, and parents’ night out — all while giving back to the Nolensville community — should check out Summit Sports Center. Started by Leslie Brady in 2012, Summit Sports Center is now in its third location…
by Michelle W. Jenkins The Nolensville Historical Society Museum Crew has been gathering, researching, and updating information on Nolensville’s cemeteries for genealogy purposes and visitor inquiries, but most importantly, to archive for future generations. Much like life and death, the Town, too, changes with time, often posing threats to our cemeteries. Over time, property changes…
The Twerdahl family made their way to Nolensville in the chilly month of February in 2007. Liza Twerdahl had two young sons, Jackson and Bo, in tow as they embarked on their new chapter in this quaint Tennessee town. The boys were poised to enter the local educational system, beginning with Sunset Elementary, then progressing…
Sydney Schwartz of Nolensville has an infectious giggle. It’s a lovely tinkling sound, like something you want to be a part of. Luckily, it’s easy to join in since it floats in and out of the just-turned-15-year-old’s conversations. Sydney’s artistic talent manifested by the time she was in first grade. It was obvious enough, showing…
Some people may not agree, but Jay Watson, lead pastor of Nolensville’s Life community Church since 2007, made a rather profound statement when he declared, “I’m a pastor who likes to have fun.” And he has the most fun when he’s hooked up with long-time close friend Kyle Wiltshire. The two men treasure their long-standing…
Since 2010, Mama’s Java has grown from a simple coffee shop into a multi-service restaurant and catering success. Walking into Mama’s Java, you see the giant bean roaster room behind a large glass plate wall. Immediately, the smell of freshly brewed coffee and bacon floats amidst the hum of banter. There are Mama-created coffee beans…
Halloween should always stay on the fun side of scary for kids. But for the 1 in 13 kids with food allergies, trick-or-treating could turn fun into life-or-death scary. Children with food allergies are at risk of accidental exposure to the candy handed out. Most of the candy available for Halloween is not labeled for…
Fall Fest Come enjoy Trunk or Treat, Free Food, and Games in The Church at NolensvilleOctober 29, 5 – 7 pmThe Church at Nolensville7388 Nolensville Rd., Nolesnvielle, TN 37135 Walden Farm Visit Walden Pumpkin Farm in Smyrna, TN, for family-friendly fall activities such as pumpkin picking, hay rides, corn maze, and a visit to our…
Golf is more than just a sport. It’s a blend of precision, strategy, and perseverance. Chris Ladd, the esteemed coach of both the girls’ and boys’ golf teams at Nolensville High, understands this perfectly. With his dedication, experience, and passion for the game, Coach Ladd has been instrumental in shaping young athletes into skilled golfers…