Sibs Boutique were host to a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony conducted by the Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce on Friday, June 3rd. This boutique is the embodiment of our big dream as siblings. We hope to help you find clothing, accessories, or gifts to make you and your loved ones feel lovely and courageous enough to pursue your own dreams.
We appreciate your support, and welcome you into the Sibs Boutique family.
Located at 314 E Main St in Lebanon, SIBS Boutique offers jewelry, gifts, and clothes!
Owner, Casey Cole is pictured with her family and friends. Alongside of Casey are President & CEO Melanie Minter, Board of Directors, and Chamber Ambassadors.
Ribbon Cuttings are sponsored by Ian Isbell Agee & Johnson Realty.
Wilson County continues to get stronger! RISE Strength & Performance were host to a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony by the Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce.
Prior to the Ribbon Cutting, a charity work out for local youth was offered. Sam Pfister, owner and head coach of RISE Strength & Performance offers small group personal coaching, team training, and youth group coaching. RISE Strength & Performance is designed for the Youth Athlete looking to dominate their sport or the adult who wants to look, move, and feel like they did in their prime.
Pictured with Sam and family are President & CEO Melanie Minter, Sports Council Division Vice Chairperson Phillip Vance, Chamber Ambassadors, and local youth present for the charity workout.
Ribbon Cuttings are sponsored by Ian Isbell Agee & Johnson Realty.
The Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce hosted a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for Jersey Mike’s Subs, at 6650 Eastgate Blvd. in Lebanon.
Franchise operating owner Michele Fuller also held a Grand Opening to support the Lebanon High School Baseball Foundation.
“Jersey Mike’s has delicious submarine sandwiches, exceptional customer service and encourages a family-mentality work environment,” Fuller said. Guests can order in-store or for pickup through the website or through the Jersey Mike’s app!
Ribbon Cuttings are sponsored by Ian Isbell Agee & Johnson Realty.
The Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce Sports Council Division held the “Best All Around Student Athlete of the Year” Awards Luncheon at Five Oaks Golf & Country Club on May 13, 2022. 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. From the nominees, one male and one female were chosen to receive a $1,500 scholarship to the school of their choice. The scholarship is funded by the Two Rivers Ford Open Bass Tournament hosted by the Wilson County Sports Council.
The nominated students from each school were:
Allyson Paige Stallworth and Max Robert Duckwiler, Friendship Christian
Keeton Brown and Mo Ruttlen, Green Hill High School
Ansley McNutt and Bronar Goshern, Lebanon High School
Davey Slaughter and Derrick Crouch, Mt Juliet Christian Academy
Karah Nicole Hood and Anthony Ray Pyron, Mt. Juliet High School
Morgan Brown and Brayden Cousino, Watertown High School
Makenna Merkley and Robert Lee Spickard, Wilson Central High School
A special Thank you to First Freedom Bank for their sponsorship of today’s luncheon.
In Honor of our Friend & Supporter, Mr. Tommy Crockett, his family was presented a special award. Another award was given to Two Rivers Ford to be displayed at their Mt. Juliet location.
A Committee was chosen to review the scholarships and make a decision on specific qualifications. Watertown High School student Morgan Brown and Lebanon High School student Bronar Goshern were selected to receive the $1,500 scholarships.
The guest speaker was Bradley D. Hopkins is an American football player. He played left tackle for 13 seasons in the National Football League (NFL), all of them with the Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans organization. In football, Hopkins played on both offense and defense, playing on the defensive line as well as at tight end. In basketball, Hopkins played power forward.
Hopkins graduated from University of Illinois with a degree in Speech Communications. He was selected in the first round of the 1993 NFL Draft by the Houston Oilers. In his rookie season, Hopkins started eleven games at left tackle and was named first-Team All-Rookie.
He currently works as an analyst for SiruisXM’s ESPNU, B1G, ACC, SEC, Mad Dog Radio and NFL Radio.This event is held annually and is open to the public.
Here’s the latest buzz in Wilson County! The Bee Well Urgent Care Ribbon Cutting Ceremony took place this morning. Located at 6650 Eastgate Blvd Suite 104 in Lebanon, Bee Well Urgent Care accepts patients 18 months and older! They also offer IV hydration and injection bar.
Bee Well Urgent Care employees were present, along with President & CEO Melanie Minter and Chamber Ambassadors.
Ribbon Cuttings are sponsored by Ian Isbell Agee & Johnson Reality.
A Ribbon Cutting was held yesterday at Goodall Homes, The Preserve at Belle Point. Located just minutes from downtown on Cairo Bend Rd. in Lebanon. The Preserve offers an Amenity Center with resort-style clubhouse, pool, fitness center and covered patios. Swim, play disc golf with friends, or enjoy the nearby walking trails. Present were Goodall Homes representatives, Chairman of the Board Curt Baker, President & CEO Melanie Minter and Chamber representatives including Ambassadors. City of Lebanon Mayor, Rick Bell was in attendance.
Ribbon Cuttings are sponsored by Ian Isbell Agee & Johnson Realty.
The Tennessee Scholars Ceremonies began this morning at Lebanon High School. Tennessee Scholars, which was started in 2005, is a joint effort by the Chamber of Commerce and the business community of Wilson County, aimed to encourage Wilson County students to take more rigorous courses of study during their years in school.
This year, there was a total of 305 graduates amongst the 7 high schools, Friendship Christian School, Heritage Christian Academy, Lebanon High School, Mt. Juliet Christian Academy, Mt. Juliet High School, Watertown High School, and Wilson Central High School.
The Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce would like to thank Genesco for their continued sponsorship for the Chamber’s education programs, our Education Division, city & county Mayors and all School Principals for the roles that they played in such supporting education.
Pictured are Lebanon Wilson County Chamber Chairman of the Board Curt Baker, President & CEO Melanie Minter, Chair Elect & Education Division Vice Chairman Wes Dugan, and Vice President Membership & Finance, Andrea Wilke.
The Cottage on Main Salon & Suites, celebrated with a Ribbon Cutting Celebration on May 5th. Kaelyn Bryan was joined by her family Austin, Houston, Jax and friends! Staff includes: Ashley Allen, Heather Beaty, Ashlyn Vantrease, Christina Lackey, Lyndie Lyons, Hunter Mehaffey, and Tiara Puckett. Their services include Blonding services, Color services, Haircuts (Women, Men, Kids) Hair extensions, Special occasions, (Wedding, Prom, Formal) Waxing, Lash extensions, Facials, Microblading (Coming in October).
Kaelyn said “I would like to thank God first and foremost, my family, friends, and my wonderful girls I get to work with everyday. They all helped me through this whole process. This has been a dream of mine that came to reality very quickly and I couldn’t of done it without the support of my favorite people. I am blessed beyond measure.”
Present were family and friends, Chairman of the Board Curt Baker, President & CEO Melanie Minter and Chamber Ambassadors. Ribbon Cuttings are sponsored by Ian Isbell Agee & Johnson Realty.
A Buisness After Hours was held Thursday, April 28th at Hearthside Senior Living. We enjoyed a good time networking with friends, guests and residents! Thank you to Sean Dozier for hosting this event.
Hearthside Senior Living is Lebanon’s unique Senior Living Community – designed for seniors to age in place – all within a safe, comfortable, and Christian environment. Hearthside Senior Living has beautiful retirement homes designed for an independent lifestyle with maintenance-free living.
Hearthside Senior Living also continues the excellent tradition of assisted living for those seniors who need additional services. Hearthside Senior Living – a independent retirement community and assisted living community – all on one campus in the heart of Lebanon. You’re always welcome at Hearthside Senior Living.
Hearthside is located at 215 N Castle Heights Ave, Lebanon, TN 37087.
Present with the Chamber were Past Chair of Chairs Greg Butler, President & CEO Melanie Minter, Chamber staff and representatives including Ambassadors.
It was a great day celebrating today’s Ribbon Cutting with Hire Dynamics in their Lebanon location at 365 Hartman Dr. Suite 106.
Hire Dynamics is a staffing agency that provides quality employees that will help grow your business!
Pictured is Brianna Poncsak, Ryan Raork and staff along with friends & family, Chamber representatives Chamber President & CEO Melaine Minter, staff, and Chamber Ambassadors.
Ribbon Cuttings are sponsored by Ian Isbell Agee and Johnson Realty.
