Sobriety Roadside Safety Checkpoints

The Williamson County Sheriff’s Office along with other jurisdictions will be conducting sobriety roadside safety checkpoints on the following dates and times: December 29, 2011 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. on US Highway 31 South December 30. 2011 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Carothers Parkway December 31, 2011 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. on [...]

Consumer Confidence Improves Heading into the Holiday Season

Local consumers are feeling more cheerful heading into the Christmas and Holiday shopping season. Given the tough economic times that have stifled consumer spending for the past few years, this increase in confidence could not come at a better time for local retailers. Many retailers rely heavily on the sales and revenues generated during the [...]

Engineering Scholarships Deadline

January 20 is the deadline for Tennessee engineering and land surveying students to submit scholarship applications to the American Council of Engineering Companies of Tennessee (ACEC of Tennessee). The 2012 national ACEC engineering scholarship program will award several scholarships totaling $20,000, and the 2012 national Council of Structural Engineers scholarship program will award a $5,000 [...]

Nolensville Writing Contest Winners Honored

by Joette Karty Lewis Fifteen local students were presented awards in ceremonies held last week for winning the 2011 Winter Writing Contest. They received ribbons and certificates, as well as restaurant gift cards from the contest sponsors. Their stories were chosen among hundreds of student entries from grades 1 through 8 at Nolensville Elementary, Sunset [...]

Williamson County Schools Needs Your Opinion

Williamson County Schools is seeking your input. As part of the Williamson County School Board Strategic Plan, the district is to increase the revenue flow to allow for more education opportunities for students. A step in this process is to determine the general knowledge of stakeholders regarding the budget process and funding of the school [...]

Homecoming for Ranger Peck

Melvin Lewis Peck III, was medically retired from the 1/75 Ranger Regiment with the US Army on January 18th. He has had 5 full combat deployments in his 6 years of active duty. Peck was welcomed back home by his wife, Brooke, his three children, parents, and grandparents, Ross and Dot Arnold.

Nolensville Awaits Federal Trails Funds

Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BOMA) met on Thursday, January 5th at the Nolensville Town Hall. Alderman Lothers was not in attendance. Notes of interest are: • Don Swartz, Town Engineer, reported that the sidewalk on Newsom Lane is completed. Stripping for will be forthcoming. Stripping for the crosswalk in the historic district will be [...]

Did You Know…

By Town Communications www.nolensvilletn.gov Did you know… The Town of Nolensville Christmas Tree Lighting, with special guests Mr. and Mrs. Claus, is Tuesday, December 6th, 6:00 pm at Town Hall. Nolensville Elementary School students will sing carols and Mayor Alexander will read The Night Before Christmas. Refreshments will be served courtesy of Publix. Did you [...]

Nolensville Christmas Tree Lighting

Bring a large ornament to help decorate the Nolensville Christmas tree.on December 6 at 6:00 pm at the Nolensville Town Hall, located at 7218 Nolensville Road. Mrs. Exler’s First Grade Music Students from Nolensville Elementary will sing carols and Mayor Alexander will read “The Night Before Christmas”. Special guest visit from Mr. and Mrs. Santa [...]

Grand Ole Sams Donates to Change for a Chance

The Grand Ole Sams chapter of Lebanon, one of 30 chapters of the Tennessee Good Sam RV club, donated $250 from their October, 2010, Samboree to Change for a Chance. Their semi-annual recreational vehicle celebration brings together RV owners from all across the country for fun and friendship. The fall Samboree brought together over 130 [...]

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