Friendly Neighbors to Discuss Heart Health

Friendly Neighbors meet on Thursday, February 2nd (it’s Groundhog Day) at 10:30am at the Nolensville United Methodist Church for a discussion of Women’s Heart Health and the usual potluck lunch and socializing. Hostesses are Betty Fuller, Pat Post and Jennie May Jones and they will be serving Lasagnas. You are asked to bring salads, vegetables, [...]

Ballet Stages Original Nashville Art Accompanied by Local Musicians

Nashville Ballet’s winter performance, Salsa Dreams, will include three dances selected by Artistic Director & CEO Paul Vasterling for their popularity and contribution to American culture—Salsa Dreams, with Billy the Kid and Cryin’ Out. In Salsa Dreams, the unlikely combination of ballet and salsa unite on stage, fueled by a live salsa band led by [...]

Williamson County Blood Drives for January

1/11/12 ClearView Baptist Church 537 Franklin Road Franklin 3:00 pm – 8:00pm redcrossblood.org code Clearview19 or call 306-6787 1/12/12 Nolensville First United Methodist 7316 Nolensville Road Nolensville 2:15 pm – 7:15 pm redcrossblood.org using code Nolensville or call 519-8494 1/15/12 Congregation Micah 2001 Old Hickory Blvd. Brentwood 9:00 am – 1:00 pm redcrossblood.org CHAI 1/16/12 [...]

Musical Program for NHS

By Lynda Moses The public is invited to hear Nolensville Historical Society member John Strasser and fellow musician Ted Hatfield perform some favorites at 6PM Monday January 9th. at Ebenezer Methodist on King St. Dear to the hearts of NHS members, Hatfield wrote “If Walls Could Talk” about the 1937 school restoration NHS has undertaken. [...]

Southern Hills Emergency Department Continues Record Trend

November was the third month in a row that Southern Hills Medical Center saw a record number of EMS visits in the emergency department. The hospital saw more than 3,000 visits in October of 2011, the highest number of visits in two years. There were more patients brought in by EMS crews than in the [...]

Rachel Boone: A Seventeen Year Survivor

By Linda Roberts It was a sunny day when a beautiful five pound, 3 ounce baby girl arrived at Baptist hospital in downtown Nashville, but all was not good as the baby (Rachel Boone) started turning blue. Sadly, this sweet baby girl had numerous heart problems and was taken to Vanderbilt’s Children’s hospital just six [...]

Don’t Be a Turkey, Give Blood

In 2010, U.S. farmers raised more than 242 million turkeys. That’s a lot of turkeys! Anyone who enjoyed one of these birds on Thanksgiving is grateful they were available.1 But did you know that only 111 million people are eligible to donate blood? That’s just over 37 percent of the U.S. population. Of those, only [...]

Christmas Concert By Nolensville Guitar Academy

The Nolensville Guitar Academy will be presenting its 4th annual Christmas concert Sunday Dec 11th at Southpointe Community Church in Nolensville. The evening will feature students (ages 8-18) playing Christmas selections as well as music in a variety of different genres on both acoustic and electric guitar. The Nolensville Guitar Academy is directed by Mike [...]

NHS Gives Thanks

Nolensville Historical Society has more than usual to be thankful for this year. Members have been actively increasing membership, fundraising, researching, pursuing grants, and participating in several community events. We have a new logo, scrapbook, newsletter and member shirts. We appreciate the legal and architectural expertise we’ve been given. NHS brochures are now in many [...]

Friendly Neighbors Celebrates December With a Christmas Brunch

Friendly Neighbors will celebrate the Holidays with a brunch on Thursday, December 1st at Wanda Palus’s home. However, the plan is to meet in the parking lot of the Nolensville United Methodist Church at 10:30am and carpool to the get-together. The hostesses are Wanda Palus. Debbie McCoy and Joy Moehlenpah. The hostesses will furnish the [...]

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