Born in Washington State and raised between there and Georgia in a military family, I grew up constantly adapting to change. In 2017, I put down roots in Tennessee—where I would not only find my career, but also build a life grounded in purpose and family. Law enforcement wasn’t always the plan, but in many…
Watch for more bicycles and e-bikes on the road this summer. As summer brings more people outdoors, the Nolensville Police Department is seeing a significant increase in the use of electric bicycles (e-bikes) along with traditional bikes throughout the community. E-bikes offer a fast and convenient way to get around, especially during the warmer months,…
Celebrate Independence Day with the Town of Nolensville at the annual Star-Spangled Celebration on Saturday, June 28, from 6-9pm at Nolensville High School. This beloved community event features an evening full of patriotic celebration, family-friendly activities, and a spectacular fireworks show to close out the night. Enjoy live music from Party Feels, a high-energy band…
Josh Guin is committed to protecting the place his family proudly calls home. “My children were born and raised here, and now I’m honored to serve Nolensville in a new capacity — as a police officer,” Officer Guin said. As a long time Nolensville resident, Officer Guin has been a dedicated professional Tennessee horseman for…
Keeping it Fair As long as I can remember, sports have been a major part of my life. Now well into adulthood, some of my best memories come from the diamond as a little leaguer and to this day, I still remember teammates, coaches, fields and even specific games that had an impact on my…
Please join us in congratulating Engineer Gregory Whaley on successfully passing his Fire Officer 1 certification through the Commission on Firefighting. He passed the test after completing the course and all the necessary projects to demonstrate proficiency in the subject. Engineer Whaley fills in for off-duty officers and is one of our paramedics. He has…
For the third year in a row, Williamson, Inc. was honored to host the Nolensville Annual Address on April 29 at Nolensville Town Hall. The event featured updates from Town Manager, Victor Lay and Mayor Halie Gallik, who shared key insights on infrastructure investments, responsible development, and plans to preserve the town’s character as it…
Wabash Southern Kitchen Puts a Modern Spin on Southern Hospitality Just outside the Nashville city limits—past the skyscrapers, past the pedal taverns—you’ll find a place that still sets the table the old way. Plates piled high. People pulling up chairs. The kind of place where the fried chicken’s crispy, the rolls are fresh, and the…
The Town of Nolensville Trails, Arts, Parks, and Streetscapes (TAPS) Advisory Committee, in collaboration with the Artist Guild of Nolensville (AGN), proudly presents the inaugural Banner Art Competition—a celebration of creativity made possible by a grant from the Tennessee Arts Commission. Titled “Brushstrokes Across Nolensville”, this curated outdoor exhibition will feature 37 selected artworks printed…
Springtime in Nolensville means one thing—the return of the beloved Nolensville Historic Buttercup Festival! Mark your calendars for Saturday, May 3, 2025, from 10 AM to 5 PM, and get ready for a full day of excitement, music, and local charm in the Nolensville Historic Business District. The Buttercup Festival has long been a cherished…