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25th Annual Dr. Cary Harbrecht Memorial Chamber Summer Scramble

25th Annual Dr. Cary Harbrecht Memorial Chamber Summer Scramble

The Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce hosted the 25th Annual Dr. Cary Harbrecht Memorial Summer Scramble on Monday, September 8, 2025, at Five Oaks Golf & Country Club.

Cary Harbrecht became a member of the Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce in 1972.  He served on the Board of Directors and as Vice President of Membership from 1984-1985.  He served on the General Service Committee and was founder and chairman of the Lebanon Wilson County Chamber Golf Tournament.  Dr. Harbrecht passed away approximately two weeks prior to the first annual tournament. The Chamber Board passed a resolution, in his memory, to name the tournament “The Dr. Cary Harbrecht Memorial Golf Tournament.”

Tournament Winners

1st Flight:

1st Place – Issac Steves + Caleb Steves + Ethan Fields + Jake Steves – 51

2nd Place – Curt Baker + Brandon Martin + JP Presley + Wiley Barton – 53

3rd Place – Jeff Gannon + Graham Mattes + Eric Radley+ Jeremy Newgard – 54

2nd Flight:

1st Place – Carl Brewer + Daniel Eubank + James Rutledge + Adam Vanatta – 58

2nd Place – Matt Pillow + John Pope + Joe Shade + Ben Howard – 58

3rd Place – Perry Wilke + Dillon McCormick + Chad Evans + Ryan Wood – 59

3rd Flight:

1st Place – Jay White + John Hendrick + Scott Covington + Mike Walls – 61

2nd Place – Mark Conner + Taylor Vandever + Tanner Bates + Juanito Medina – 61

3rd Place – Gina Stradley + Kate Dailey + Reese Stradley – 62

The Chamber extends its appreciation to this year’s Title Sponsor, Wilson Bank & Trust and our Major Sponsors, Famous Footwear and TriStar Summit Medical Center. Additional thanks go to all supporting sponsors, volunteers, and participants who helped make this milestone tournament possible.

Wilson Bank & Trust

TriStar Summit Medical Center

*Famous Footwear not pictured

Pictured left to right: Andrea Wilke – Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce VP Membership & Finance, Sandy Harbrecht widow of Dr. Cary Harbrecht, Melanie Minter – Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce President & CEO

Team Photos

For more information & to see a full list of this year’s sponsors, please visit:

www.lebanonwilsoncountychamber.com/chamber-summer-scramble

Books from Birth Awarded Community Enhancement Award

Peggy Simpson, Program Coordinator for Wilson Books from Birth, and Jessica Brummett, Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce Board Member, attended the Mt. Juliet Chamber of Commerce’s Monthly Membership Luncheon to share about the Books from Birth program.

We’re proud to share that Books from Birth was honored with the Community Enhancement Award — a well-deserved recognition of their dedication to literacy and families in Wilson County. The award was presented by Mt. Juliet Chamber’s Board Chair Rachelle Reigard and Chair Elect Lorne Thomas.

Did you know it only costs $31 to provide books to 1 child for an entire year? Help us continue making an impact—donate today: https://wilsonbooksfrombirth.com/donate/

Women in the Lead: Mind Over Matter

Yesterday’s Women in the Lead Lunch & Learn was nothing short of inspiring! This year’s theme, Resilience, continues to spark meaningful conversations. This month, we focused on “Mind Over Matter: Cultivating a Resilient Mindset for Physical Resilience.”

We had the pleasure of hearing from guest speaker Janet McCutchen, who brought decades of experience and insight to the table. Janet guided us through the connection between mental resilience and physical well-being, beginning at the root: the human brain. She helped us understand how our minds respond to stress and trauma, and how those patterns shape our thoughts, conversations and overall health.

Guests gained practical strategies for navigating negative thinking, and learned the importance of prioritizing mental wellness through community. Janet’s deep understanding of emotional health — ranging from depression and anxiety to relationships, grief, and life transitions — made this session both enlightening and empowering.

Women in the Lead is a Lunch & Learn series by the Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce that covers topics related to health & wellness, finances, and balancing home & work life. We encourage women to grow as a professionals & connect with like-minded women.

Our next Women in the Lead event will be held Thursday, August 7. Stay tuned for a special announcement!

Speedway on the Square

This past Saturday, we had an amazing time at Speedway on the Square, brought to you by the Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce and the City of Lebanon, TN – Government, in partnership with Nashville Superspeedway — all in anticipation of the upcoming race weekend!

We had the incredible opportunity to host three talented drivers on-site:

Fans enjoyed meet & greets, autographs, and exclusive merchandise from the drivers! 🎶 We were also treated to live entertainment by SJ McDonald, winner of Nashville’s Next Rising Star, who rocked the Square with her amazing performance!

It was a day packed with family fun — bounce houses, music, popcorn, lemonade, snow cones, and lots of giveaways! 🎉 Thanks to Nashville Superspeedway for providing two weekend pass packages for our big giveaway — congratulations to our lucky winners!

Thank you to everyone who joined us to celebrate racing, community, and fun.

Ribbon Cutting Celebration with Del Webb at Barton Village

On March 28th, the Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce had the pleasure of hosting a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for Del Webb at Barton Village—a brand-new 55+ Active Adult Community offering the perfect blend of suburban tranquility and urban accessibility.

This resort-style community features walkable amenities, retail, dining options, and top-tier recreational facilities including resort-style pools, a clubhouse, pickleball courts, and more! We had the opportunity to tour the stunning model homes, each designed with thoughtful features and several floor plans to suit your needs.

Mark your calendars for the Grand Opening on April 5, 2025 and discover the vibrant lifestyle that awaits at Del Webb Barton Village. Enjoy easy access to Lebanon’s town square, BNA Airport, and downtown Nashville, all while experiencing a vibrant, active community designed for 55+ living.

Thank you to Del Webb at Barton Village for the warm welcome and tour — we can’t wait to see the amazing memories future residents will make here!

Del Webb at Barton Village is located at 250 Barton Vlg Blvd, Lebanon, TN 37090

Pictured with Jason Demuth Division President PulteGroup TN is Mike Koch Managing Partner Suncrest and Del Webb at Barton Village representatives. Randall Hutto, Wilson County Mayor, City of Lebanon Mayor Rick Bell and Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce President & CEO Melanie Minter are pictured. Chamber Board of Directors, Ambassadors and representatives are also pictured.

Ribbon Cuttings are sponsored by Wes Dugan – Farm Bureau Insurance Castle Heights Office

Image360 Ribbon Cutting

We had the pleasure of celebrating Image360 Lebanon with a special Ribbon Cutting on March 25. The ceremony was conducted by the Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce. This event was not only a celebration of new beginnings but also a tribute to the hard work and dedication of Rick & Debbie Stewart, who have been the driving force behind Image360 for years. As they step into retirement, we thank them for their commitment to our community and their years of service!

Exciting changes are ahead as Dorie & Tim Mitchell have taken the helm as the new owners. While the leadership is changing, the dedicated team remains the same, continuing to provide top-quality custom signs and visual communication solutions. What makes this transition even more special is that the building itself was originally built by Dorie’s family and has remained in her family throughout the years — making this truly a full-circle moment!

From eye-catching signage to full-scale branding solutions, Image360 is your full-service graphics partner, helping businesses make a lasting impact. We are thrilled to celebrate this next chapter and look forward to their continued success in Wilson County!

Congratulations to Dorie, Tim, and the entire Image360 team, and a heartfelt thank you to Rick & Debbie for their years of dedication!

Image360 is located at 218 S Maple St, Lebanon, TN 37087

Ribbon Cuttings are sponored by Wes Dugan Farm Bureau Insurance Castle Heights Office

Mayor Hutto to Deliver Annual State of the County Address

Lebanon, TN (03/07/2025) – The Wilson County Mayor, Randall Hutto, will deliver his annual State of the County Address on March 26, 2025. This important forum will explore critical topics such as growth, recent achievements and ambitious goals for the next decade. Mayor Hutto will cover key areas impacting Wilson County, including education, quality of life, public safety, and future projects.

All Wilson County residents, business owners and civic leaders are invited to attend this informative session and gain valuable insights into the future of our community. The Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce is proud to host the State of the County Address and luncheon. This year’s event will be held from 11:30a.m.-1:00p.m. at the Wilson Bank & Trust Operations Center, located at 105 North Castle Heights Avenue in Lebanon, Tennessee. Tickets are $20.00 through the Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce and on their website here. The ticket cost covers the cost of the luncheon, which will be catered by Wildberry Catering. 

Local leaders, along with fellow Wilson Countians, will be in attendance. The Wilson County Television channel will record and broadcast the event for those unable to attend. Viewers can watch WCTV on TDS Telecom Channels 7 and 1007, DTC Channels 198 and 498, Charter/Spectrum Channel 198 and AT&T/U-verse Channel 99. The recording will also be placed on Wilson County Television’s YouTube channel.

“It is an honor to deliver the State of the County Address. We have so many great things to brag about in Wilson County that I have to present the Address two times each year! We rank as one of the top counties in the state, and I believe that is because of the amazing people who live and work here. I hope to get these great facts out to as many citizens as possible on March 26th. My office and I would especially like to thank the Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce and Wilson Bank for helping make this possible.” – Randall Hutto, Wilson County Mayor

Annual Membership Meeting & Awards Celebration Under the Big Top

Last month, we gathered Under the Big Top at the Made in Tennessee Building for a spectacular circus-inspired celebration of our Chamber members, presented by Shannon Speck Electric, LLC. This special evening honored our outstanding award recipients, marked the installation of our 2025 Board of Directors, and recognized our retiring Board Members for their dedicated service.

This unforgettable evening would not have been possible without the generosity and support of our incredible sponsors. Their commitment to our Chamber and community helped bring this celebration to life, from the dazzling atmosphere to the outstanding experience for our guests. We are grateful for their partnership and dedication, and we extend our heartfelt thanks to each of them for making this event a success.

Guests enjoyed an unforgettable experience, including a lively cocktail hour, a delicious dinner catered by Sammy B’s Restaurant, and incredible live entertainment by the Jazz Alliance Big Band.

We are grateful for everyone who joined us to celebrate the achievements and contributions of our Chamber community. A special thank you to Legacy Photo Company and The Big Event for capturing these unforgettable moments.

We would also like to thank the following for their contributions.

  • Chamber Ambassadors & Membership Engagement Division
  • City of Lebanon
  • GSF Media
  • SS Graham
  • Sammy B’s
  • The Wedding Barn and Event Venue at Likazoo
  • Winfrey Rones Jewelers
  • Printing by Creative Graphics

Award Recipents

Additional Awards

Swipe through the highlights and join us in celebrating the businesses and individuals who make our Chamber thrive!

Lebanon’s 2024 Christmas on the Square

This past Saturday, the heart of Lebanon was alive with holiday magic during the 2024 Christmas on the Square!

Families from across our community came together to enjoy a day filled with festive fun. Local merchants and vendors offered unique holiday shopping experiences, while food trucks served up delicious treats to satisfy every craving. Children laughed and danced in the kids’ dance house, met adorable animals at the petting zoo and snapped selfies with Santa himself!

Thank you to everyone who joined us to celebrate the season, as well as to the amazing volunteers and planning committee who worked tirelessly to make this day unforgettable. We want to extend a special thank you to Bob Zenker, Special Events Vice-Chair; Mandy Winfree and Amber Cowan with 3:Sixteen; Brittani Jackson with Em + Kate; Lee Clark & team with the City of Lebanon; Lebanon Police Department and Lebanon Fire Department.

This annual event, hosted by the Lebanon Wilson Chamber of Commerce, the City of Lebanon, and our incredible Square Merchants, wouldn’t have been possible without the support of our wonderful community. Here’s to another memorable Christmas on the Square!

Lebanon’s 2024 Christmas Parade: Toys Through the Ages

This past Sunday, December 1, the City of Lebanon, TN – Government and the Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce came together to host Lebanon’s 2024 Christmas Parade: Toys Through the Ages — and what a celebration it was!

In honor of the Chamber’s 100th Anniversary, we proudly recognized two Charter Members, Cumberland University and the Lebanon Democrat, as this year’s Grand Marshals. Their century-long dedication to the Chamber and our community is an inspiration. The Grand Marshall Float was sponsored by Vanderbilt Wilson County Hospital. From classic toys to modern favorites, the creativity on display throughout the parade was amazing!

Thank you to Bob Zenker & the Chamber’s Special Events Division for working tirelessly to coordinate the parade. We want to thank everyone who helped make this event memorable: volunteers, participants, and, of course, the spectators who filled the streets with holiday spirit!

We also would like to extend a huge thank you to Armstrong Construction for sponsoring the Chamber’s 100-Year Float, which will continue to spread holiday cheer in all Wilson County parades this season.

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