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2018 All Sports Camp at Cumberland University

Click Here to Register for the FREE All Sports Camp

 

Our FREE All Sports Camp will be held on September 9th, 2018 at Cumberland University. The camp includes multiple different sports for kids to try: Baseball, Football, Soccer, Golf, Softball, Volleyball, Cheerleading, Wrestling, Tennis, and Track. Kids ages 7-14 are welcome. Please register at the link provided.

Online registration will end at 3 pm on Friday, September 7th. Those that didn’t register online will be able to register at the camp starting at 2 pm. The registration and sign-in tent will be located between the football and baseball fields behind Memorial Hall. Everyone will gather in the football bleachers for instructions, then divide into the sports of choice.

The camp will end at 5 pm.

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Aviation Way Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

The City of Lebanon held a ribbon cutting ceremony for the new Aviation Way, sponsored by BankTennessee conducted by the Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce on July 23rd at 11:00 a.m.

City of Lebanon Mayor Bernie Ash welcomed and thanked those in attendance as well as the individuals that helped the road’s development. Mayor Ash was joined by many members of the community along with Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce Chairman of the Board J.B. Owens, Chamber President Melanie Minter and Ambassadors and Staff.

Aviation Way in a new road that connects the Lebanon Municipal Airport with South Hartmann Drive. The road is located next to Wilson County Motors.

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Industry Appreciation Day 2018

The Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce Economic Development Division joined Vice-Chairperson Michael Moscardelli in thanking Lochinvar, LLC for their continued support in our community. Eddie Goodwin, Senior V.P. of A.O. Smith and President & General Manager of Lochinvar spoke on behalf of the company. Chamber Chairman J.B. Owens and President Melanie Minter presented the banner honoring Lochinvar for Industry Appreciation Day. Thank you to Vanderbilt Health for sponsoring the event.

            Lochinvar Corp. dates back to 1939, when Walter Vallett, Sr. founded the Walter Vallett Company. Today Lochinvar continues their leadership position in the industry. As a part of A.O. Smith Corporation, the corporate headquarters is located here in Lebanon, with a continuous development of new, innovative products that keeps the industry moving forward.

            A member of the Chamber since 1998, Lochinvar continues to support Chamber and community programs. We appreciate their continued support of our golf tournament, building program, and the Books from Birth program.

            Lochinvar was congratulated with cake for their employees, and a banner to show that they were recognized for Industry Appreciation Day.

 

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            Michael Moscardelli Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce Economic Development Chairperson, and Eddie Goodwin, Senior V.P. of A.O. Smith and President & General Manager of Lochinvar.

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            Chamber Economic Development committee members and Lochinvar employees.

Best All Around Student Athlete Awards Luncheon

The Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce Sports Council Division held the Best All Around Student Athlete Awards Luncheon at Cumberland University’s Baird Chapel on May 11, 2018. One male and one female athlete from each high school in Wilson County were nominated by their Athletic Director, Coach, or Principal. Students are nominated for their outstanding academic and athletic qualities.

The nominated students from each school were:

Hailey Pittman and Jackson Cherry from Friendship Christian School

Macy Lee and Noah Mulaski from Lebanon High School

Marcella Gallione and Dawson Perry from Mt. Juliet Christian Academy

Brittany Ellmore and Cade Hoppe from Mt. Juliet High School

Brenna Luttrell and Owen Queen from Watertown High School

Ashley Foster and Baylor Franklin from Wilson Central High School

From the nominees, one male and one female were chosen to receive a $1,500 scholarship to the school of their choice. A Committee was chosen to review the scholarships and make a decision on specific qualifications. Ashley Foster and Noah Mulaski were selected to receive the $1,500 scholarships. The scholarships are funded by the Two Rivers Ford Open Bass Tournament hosted by the Wilson County Sports Council.

                The guest speaker for the event was retired NFL player Craig Colquitt. Born in Knoxville, Tennessee, Craig is a former American football punter who spent eight seasons in the National Football League with the Pittsburg Steelers and the Indianapolis Colts. He was a member of two Super Bowl Champions with the Steelers in 1978 and 1979. He is the father of two current NFL punters, Dustin and Britton Colquitt. He and his sons played football at the University of Tennessee.

                This event is held annually and is open to the public.

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Sports Council Vice Chairperson Adam Maxwell, Lebanon Wilson County Chamber President and CEO Melanie Minter, Noah Mulaski, Ashley Foster, Lebanon Wilson County Chamber Chairman of the Board J.B. Owens.

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Baylor Franklin, Dawson Perry, Marcella Gallione, Brittany Ellmore, Hailey Pittman.

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Owen Queen, Cade Hoppe, Jackson Cherry, Macy Lee, Brenna Luttrell

 

Body Kneads Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

Body Kneads held a ribbon cutting ceremony sponsored by BankTennessee on May 10th at 10 a.m. 

 

Heather Hull was joined by Senator Mark Pody, along with Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce Chairman of the Board J.B. Owens, and Chamber Ambassadors and Staff.

 

They are located at 1050 Hamilton Springs Blvd #200 by the Hamilton Station Apartments.

 

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2018 Chamber Membership Event

Membership drive blog

On January 23rd, 2018 the Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce added 325 new members thanks the the Membership Event. We want to thank everyone that volunteered to help us with this event. We also want to thank all 325 new members for joining the Chamber! Here is a full list of all the new members.

 

A Team Services

Aamco Total Car Care

Aarons Garage Doors

Above Grade Property Inspection

Adam Sharp Discover Realty

Aflac, Ethan Greer

Aflac, Matt Williamson

Aflac, Tim Chappell

Agee + Tinsley Attorneys

Akins, Adam

American Wonder Porcelain

Ameritrust Homes

Amy Rich Photography

Andraca, Alex

Aqua Sport Marine

Arbonne International Anne Barger

Arico Clean Energy

Armistead, Linda

Associates Gastroenterology

Auto Zone Marketing

Bellwood Assisted Living

Benchmark Realty, Carol Thayer

Bill Belcher Trucking And Excavating

Blackwell Realty Andrew Dicker

Blackwell Realty Randy Carson

Blackwell, John

Bloom Yoga Studio

Bobby Carey Construction

Boggs Builders

Bond Construction

Bonnie Meade Event Center

Boy Scout Troop 360

Bridges Insurance Agency

Brown Plumbing And Maintenance

Bruce L Johnson Family Dentistry

Bryan, Robert “Tick”

Buddy Allen Carpet One

Buie, Tammy

Build Ur Bling

Burch, Betty

Burrs Tree Service

Burton, Fred

Buschkotter, Sean

Butler, Greg

BWise Trucking

Camp Gladiator

Catesa Farms LLC

Center Line Construction

Century 21 Becky Andrews

Century 21 Lynda Burge

Century 21 Michael Ezsol

Century 21 Scott Harris

Century Fire Protection

Cesternino, Rob

Chamberlin Law

Choufani, Nadine

Christian, Bernie

Cindy Webb/ Blackwell Realty

Circle S Farm

Clayton Automotive Group

Clean Quik Carpet

Clemons, Tiffy

Cody Joe Construction

Comm Tech

Complete Technology Solutions

Consolidated Medical Staffing

Corey Sanders WFA Certified Personal Trainer

Cornerstone Homes

Creative Maintenance Of TN

Creekside On Bluebird

Crockett Surveying

Crowder Construction Group Inc

Crowell, Chris

Crye Leike Wes Stone

Cumberland Automotive Joe Clere

Cumberland Endodontics

Cumberland Region Tomorrow

Dealers Auto Auction Of Murfreesboro

Deans Chickens & Waffles

Diamond Plastics

Dowell Lawn Care

DRC Components

Drip Dry Plumbing

Eastland Construction

Elite Concrete Coating And Polishing

Elzie Patton Elementary

Exit Rocky Top Darlene Johnson

F+H Concrete Construction

Fainbass Music

Fastbolt

Firestone West Main

Four Leaf HVAC

Frankie’s Playhouse

Franklin, Jerry

Garrett, Sabrina

Gilley Trucking

Gladeville Elementery

GNC

Golden Oak Cabinets

Goldstar Building Care

Goodall, Bob

Grass Shark Lawn Care & Landscaping

Gray, Glenda

Gregory Dental Group

Gregory Farms/ Farmers Produce

Guadalajara Taqueria Y Carniceria

Hagan Law Firm

Haston Home Improvement

Hays, Nick

Heartland Sign Solutions

Hickory Hill Farm

Hillcrest Baptist Church

Holden Law Office

Hollis, Stephanie

Hope Transport

Horizon Land Title Inc.

Horne, Valerie

HSG

HSS Inc.

Hudson River Enterprises

Hunt Construction And Excavating

Hurdle Land And Realty

Hurdle, Brittany

Hutchins Auto Sales

Hutton Group

Indigo Market

Innovations In Sunless

Intrigue

Isbell, Pat

J Stephen Brown Attorney

Jared Yonnd Advance Solution

Jaylynns Customs

JC Hellum Funeral Homes

Jerry Garrett Concrete

Jerry Young Sons Construction Inc.

JMR Law, PLLC.

Johnson Controls

Johnson, Daniel

Joseph Storehouse

JR Hobbs & Sons Trish Watson

Justice, Ray

Kane, Brody Judge

KD Builders LLC

Keller Williams Lisa Illobre

Keller Williams Sherry Snider

Kelley, Ronnie

Kelsh, Connie

Ken Nelson Jr Blackwell Realty

Kimbro Mechanical LLC

King, Billy

King, Lisa

Knowles Gutter Service

Kubox

Laguardo Boat Locker

Lakeview Elemetary

Larry Powell Builders

Launchpoint Church

LB Auto Sales

Lebanon Animal Hospital

Lebanon Fire Department

Lebanon Wine And Spirits

Legacy Insurance And Business Solutions

Legacy Land Investments

Lisa Hayes Voiceovers

Living Ward Family Worship Center

Love It Landscaping

Lynn, Susan State Representative

Madden Associates

Majestic Construction

Map Academy

Martin Concrete

Martin Lawn Care

Mary Kay Consultant Amy Kirby

Maxey, Garry

McDearman, John C

McDowell, Cathy

Media Services

Mengelburg Construction

Mid South Emergency Equipment

Mid Tenn Construction

Mid Tenn Inspection Services

Middle TN Title Search

Milestone Paint And Body

Modern Electrical Contracting

Moss, William H

Mount Juliet Elementery

Mr Panchos Mexican Restaurant

MSI Homes

Mt Juliet Advisors

Mullins Realty Group

Murphy, Jackie

Nashville Dental John Walden

National Engravers

National Roofing + Restoration

Nave, Jud

Neuble Monument Funeral Home

New Life Ministries

Old World Contemporary Homes

Palm Beach Enclosure

Pamela King

Parkland Flea Market

Patton, Tony

Peking

Peoples Home Equity

Petopia Pet Salon

Pine Creek Golf Course

Poling, Jeff

Porth Law

PPM

ProCare Property Restoration

Proctor + Graves

Providence United Methodist Church

Pugh’s Five Star Tire And Service

Ragan-Smith Associates Inc.

Randall Fuller – Realtor And Appraiser

Randy Bullard

Ravenflight Photography and Web Servises

Raymond James David Walden

Reimbursement Matters

REMAX Exceptional Wes Binkley

Remax Legacy Properties Steve Jones

Rent A Center

Rescue 1

REW Materials

Rivers Edge Construction

Riverstone Wealth Management

Road Ramps

Rockwood Recycling

Rutland Elementery School

Ryan Roofing

Ryan Stephens Custom Homes

S & K Light Show Productions Inc.

Safe Industries

Safe Point

Scott Wilson, MD

Scruggs, Terry

Seay, Zabrina

Seay’s Photography

Select Automotive

Shannon Speck Electric

Shaw Cottage Bakery

Shipper Auto Collision

Silver And Sass

Smith, Quinton

Smith/Wilson County Septic

Smoothie King

South Star

Southern Gaskets

Southern Lawn And Landscaping

Southside Elementery School

Speck Electric

Speigel, Annette

Split Bean Roasting

Spring Irrigation

Springdale Elementery

Square Deal Body Shop

Standing Stone Pools &Patio

Steverson Construction LLC.

Stewart Knowles Construction

Stillwater Construction

Stone Wealth Management

Stoner Creek Elementary

Straight Shot Drilling And Blasting

Subway 24705

Success Mortgage Partners

Summit Primary Care

System Integrations

T&K Truck And Trailer Repair

Tennessee Business Brokers

Tennessee Independent Auto Dealers Association

Terry Burns Allstate

Terry Horne CPA

The Art Mill

The Bingham Allen Company

The Crockett Herbert

The Electrician Services

The G Team Connor Gaines

The G Team Ian Isbell

The Kirby Team

The Pointe @ Five Oaks

The Rhythm Saloon

The Sullins Group

The Wedding Woods

Thompson – Steed LLC.

Thompson, Peggy Jo

Thompson, Rusty

Toby Wade Home Decor

Tomlinson Family Farms

Tommys Complete Car Care

Tots Landing Childcare

Town Square Social

Tressler Associates

Tressler Title

Trousdale Assisted Living

TTL, Inc

Tuckers Crossroads Elementary

Turner Dairy

TVOLS- Tennessee Virtual Online School

Uncle Pete’s Too

United Interior Concepts

Uptown TN Realtors

Vance Law Office PLLC

Vance, Amelia

Village Realty Amanda Hoffman

WA Wright Elementary

Watertown Drug

Watertown Elementery

Watertown High School

Watertown Middle School

Watson’s Barber Shop

West Elementery

West Wilson Middle School

Whip Crackin’ Rodeo

Wilson Co Archive

Wilson Co Emergency ReHab 23

Wilson County Circuit Court Clerk

Wilson County EMA

Wilson County Family School Resource

Wilson County Fire Fighters Local 4238

Wilson Farms

World Classic Martial Arts

Wyatt Trucking LLC.

Your Chamber Connection

Zanco Express

My Place Hotel Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

My Place Hotel hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony sponsored by BankTennessee conducted by the Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce on January 11th at 3:30 p.m.

Ali Rahimi and Kent Miller were joined My Place employees, Senator Mark Pody, City of Lebanon Mayor Bernie Ash, along with Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce Chairman of the Board J.B. Owens, and Chamber Vice President Andrea Wilke, and Chamber Members and Ambassadors.

The Lebanon location is the first My Place hotel in Tennessee.

My Place Economy Extended Stay is located at 1004 Cumberland Center Blvd. in Lebanon.

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Lebanon Senior Citizens Center Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

The Lebanon Senior Citizens Center held a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony conducted by the Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce sponsored by BankTennessee on Wednesday December 6th at 2:30 pm. The new addition will be a major improvment of operations at the Senior Center. They are located at 670 Coles Ferry Pike. 

Patti Watts was joined by State Representative Mark Pody, City of Lebanon Mayor Bernie Ash, Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce Chairman of the Board Jud Nave, and Chamber Ambassadors.

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Small Business Saturday Prize Basket Winner

The winner of the Small Business Saturday Prize Basket is Kay Gass of Lebanon. The prize is a basket of goods from over 30 local businesses valued at $1,077. The Small Business Saturday event Basket winner checked in at Bloem Kind Boutique at The Mill at Lebanon. Over 400 check-ins were logged at a variety of stores on Small Business Saturday. The winner is notified by the Chamber of Commerce a week after the event. The Square Merchants were a part of a digital marketing campaign for Small Business Saturday. This is the 2nd year of a shop small focus through partnership of the Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce, The City of Lebanon, and Historic Lebanon. We encourage everyone to continue to shop small and continue the community experience through the holiday season. 

Kay Gass explained her enjoyment from the shopping event. “Our family enjoyed an exciting shopping day in our community. The stores were packed and the experience was fun.” 

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Pictured: Left- Kay Gass, Winner of the Prize Basket; Right- Rachel Carlton, Owner of Bloem Kind Boutique

Lebanon Christmas Parade to Begin Holiday Season with a Great Amount of Cheer

Lebanon Christmas Parade to Begin Holiday Season with a Great Amount of Cheer

The Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce and the City of Lebanon are proud to announce the 2017 Lebanon Christmas Parade, scheduled for December 3.

This year’s theme is “Christmas Movies Come to Life.” Participants are encouraged to choose a Christmas Movie theme for their entry.

The 2017 Grand Marshal will be famed country music artist and actress Irlene Mandrell.

Irlene Mandrell was born in Corpus Christi, Texas, and is the youngest sister of the world famous country trio, The Mandrell Sisters.  Irlene and her sisters come from a musical family. She began playing the drums professionally when she was eleven.  Irlene is a Country Music Hall of Fame Walkway of Stars inductee. She has received many awards including two comedy acts of the year awards from Music City News.

 Though music has always been her mainstay, Irlene has enjoyed an extraordinarily varied career as an actress, model and performer.  Her first television series, Barbara Mandrell and The Mandrell Sisters that aired on NBC and also in the UK, had forty million viewers.  The show featured good-humored interplay between Irlene and her sisters. 

Irlene’s television credits also include a guest appearance on The Love Boat and appearances on a variety of game shows and talk shows including Hollywood Squares, The Match Game, Tattletales, Password Plus, The Mike Douglas Show, The Tonight Show, Bright Lights & Country Nights, This Week in Country Music, Oprah and many others. She also starred in the country variety series Hee Haw for its last eight years.

In addition to her many stage and television appearances, Irlene has enjoyed great success as a spokesperson.  She has pitched products to millions of American homes; these products include Swift Premium Brown & Serve, , Smith and Wesson firearms, Lea Furniture, Realtree Accents,  Country Crock Margarine, ChoiceDek, Cover Girl and 9 West shoes, Harmony Guitars, Natures youth and  Allied Home Medical. 

Currently she is working on an inspirational book that includes stories about her family.  She is also releasing an album with her daughters singing backup and her son drumming. This album will be dedicated to those who serve our Country.

The parade begins at 2:00 p.m. at the former Lebanon High School location on Harding Drive. Traveling Park Avenue to East Main Street, around the Lebanon Square, exiting to West Main Street, ending at Liberty State Bank and DT McCall & Sons on West Main Street.

Float entries are strongly encouraged. The cost to participate in the parade is $25 per entry. Participants may request to be judged on overall appearance, creativity and adherence to theme for a chance to win cash prizes in one of five divisions: Church, Commercial, Civic, Youth, and Horse. Applications are available online at www.lebanonwilsonchamber.com/chamber-events/lebanon-christmas-parade or at the Chamber office, located at 149 Public Square.

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