Armor Fitness hosted a Ribbon Cutting ceremony at their new small-group fitness gym Thursday, October 10. The ceremony was conducted by the Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce.
Armor Fitness offers 45-minute, coach-guided classes that provide a full-body workout, all while prioritizing safety and injury prevention. The gym offers a unique heart rate system that personalizes each session to your fitness level, ensuring a scientifically guided and effective workout. Workouts are designed by a panel of chiropractors and exercise specialists, focusing on showing results without risking injury. They go beyond physical fitness by supporting your overall wellness — helping you think, eat and move better. The classes at Armor Fitness promote fitness, nutrition and spiritual health in an uplifting environment. We are excited to see how they’ll continue to impact of community!
Armor Fitness is located at 1633 W Main St, Suite 400, Lebanon, TN
Pictured with Dr. Ryan House, owner of Armor Fitness, is Chandler Fox – Director of Operations. Also pictured are family, friends and staff from the adjoined Cumberland Chiropractic & Sports Medicine. Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce President & CEO Melanie Minter, Chamber Ambassadors & representatives were also present.
Ribbon Cuttings are sponsored by Edward Jones-Financial Advisor: Lyn Williams
Heads Up Lebanon hosted a Ribbon Cutting Tuesday, October 8. The ceremony was conducted by the Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce.
Heads Up Hair Salon offers a wide variety of haircare service, lash extensions, and more — all while maintaining the small-town charm that makes Lebanon so special. Lauren Foye, owner of Heads Up Hair Salon, purchased the business in 2023. As a resident of our growing community, Lauren saw this as an opportunity to bring her passion for the beauty industry to life. Lauren and her team of stylists believe that cutting your hair may be easy — but matching the style with your personality requires experts like them! Their dedication to understanding each client’s unique style is what sets them apart!
Pictured with Lauren Foye is her talented team of stylists — Jess, Kimberly and Trish. Many friends, family and clients were present to celebrate Heads Up. Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce President & CEO Melanie Minter, Chamber Ambassadors and representatives are also pictured.
Heads Up Hair Salon is located at 344 S Cumberland St, Lebanon, TN 37087
The Black Sheep Cafe & General Store hosted a Ribbon Cutting on Tuesday, September 17, at their store located inside The Mill at Lebanon. The ceremony was conducted by the Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce.
This cozy new spot offers a delicious lunch menu and sells a variety of chocolates, coffees and unique goods from local vendors. With its warm and inviting ambiance, The Black Sheep Cafe & General Store is perfect to gather for lunch, catch up with friends or even rent for small events.
Pictured with owners April and Michael Foster are friends, family and staff. Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce President & CEO Melanie Minter, VP Membership & Finance Andrea Wilke, Chamber Ambassadors and representatives were also pictured.
The Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce kicked off Day 2 of the Wilson County Fair – TN State Fair with a Ribbon Cutting and Grand Opening of the Chamber’s Replica Building, located in Fiddlers Grove Historic Village of Tennessee. Fiddlers Grove holds over 60 buildings that tell a story about Lebanon and Wilson County. The ceremony was conducted by Chamber President & CEO Melanie Minter and 2024 Chairman of the Board, Ja’Rob Coggins.
Randall Hutto, Wilson County Mayor signed and proclaimed August 16, 2024 as Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce Day in Wilson County, on behalf of citizens, and thanked the Chamber for 100-years of dedicated service.
The Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce was chartered on September 5, 1924, by 60 businessmen who wanted to form an organization for the betterment of their community. The Chamber has grown tremendously under the direction of 100 Presidents, 21 Board Members, 7 Divisions and 5 staff members. The Chamber’s mission is to coordinate the talents and energies of business, industry, and individuals to make Wilson County a better place to live, work, and raise a family. Our vision is to foster an environment in which a unified Wilson County can realize a prosperous future.
In celebrating the Chamber’s 100th anniversary, earlier this year, several past Presidents and Chairmen graciously donated to fund this project. We are humbled by the amount of support from so many of you that have been a part of our 100-year celebration.
Guests included City of Lebanon, TN Mayor Rick Bell, TN State Representative Clark Boyd, Wilson County Promotions President Randall Clemons, Fiddlers Grove Board President Pat Ryan, Director of the James E. Ward Agricultural Center Josh Majors, several Past Presidents, Building Contributors, 2024 Ole Timers, 4-H and FFA representatives, Chamber Ambassadors and members. This building represents our Chamber, members, businesses, volunteers and our community. We are proud to promote and serve you.
We would like to extend a special thank you to the following Past Presidents, Chairmen & Chairwomen of the Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce:
Ed Callis
Bill McDowell
Jerry Franklin
Randall Clemons
David Foutch
James Mills
Ken Howell
Patricia Bone
Mark Lee
Jackie Gaither
Bob McDonald
Bob Lee
Barry Tatum
John C. McDearman III
Ken Caldwell
Eric Thompson
Dr. Paul C. Stumb
Becky Jennings
John Lancaster
Paul Jewell
Chris Crowell
Rick Smith
John Bryan
John Bradshaw
Scott Jasper
Jud Nave
JB Owens
Necole Bell
Greg Butler
Jeff Peterson
Curt Baker
Wes Dugan
Additional thank you to:
JB Owens, Past Board Chairman, for his building design. There is a framed copy inside the building.
2004 Chairman of the Board John McDearman, who was instrumental in reaching out to past Chairmen for funding pledges.
1984 Chairman of the Board Randall Clemons, Fiddlers Grove Foundation and The Wilson County Ag Management committee for assisting the Chamber in securing the perfect location for the building.
Ian Isbell and Greg Butler for their time, dedication and helping to oversee the building progress.
We gratefully acknowledge the following for their contributions:
Wilson County Fair – TN State Fair held a Ribbon Cutting ceremony at its new Livestock Barn, Thursday evening. Wilson County Promotions President Randall Clemons welcomed guests and gave a brief history of livestock activities at the fair. The ceremony was conducted by the Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce. The new Livestock Barn is located past Kiddie Land, next to the Birthing Barn.
Randall Clemons is pictured with representatives from the FFA and 4-H, and the 2024 Ole Timers: Dallas & Lillian Plumlee, Joyce Sampson, and Odell & Linda Bain. Congressman John Rose, TN Dept. of Agriculture Deputy Director Jeff Aiken, Clark Boyd-State Representative District 46, Randall Hutto, Wilson County Mayor, City of Lebanon, TN – Government Mayor Rick Bell, Mt. Juliet Mayor James Maness, Watertown Mayor Mike Jennings, Director of the James E. Ward Agricultural Center Josh Majors and Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce President & Director Melanie Minter are also pictured.
Wilson County Fair – TN State Fair held its Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting outside of the Made In Tennessee Building, Thursday, August 15. Wilson County Promotions President Randall Clemons led the ceremony and welcomed everyone to another amazing year at the fair. TN Dept. of Agriculture Deputy Director Jeff Aiken and Melanie Beauchamp – Assistant Commissioner of Rural Tourism and Outreach joined Clemons in the welcoming address. Clemons was accompanied by the 2024 Ole Timers — Dallas & Lillian Plumlee, Joyce Sampson, and Odell & Linda Bain — who cut the ribbon. 4H and FFA representatives, and 2023 Wilson County Fairest of the Fair were in attendance. Randall Hutto, Wilson County Mayor, City of Lebanon, TN – Government Mayor Rick Bell, Mt Juliet Mayor James Maness, Watertown Mayor Mike Jennings, Clark Boyd-State Representative District 46, Representative Susan Lynn, Senator Mark Pody, and Lebanon Councilman Phil Morehead are pictured. Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce President & CEO Melanie Minter and Marketing & Communications Coordinator Sara Perry were also present.
The Made in Tennessee Building is Tennessee’s building to showcase the skills and talents of Tennesseans, the Best of Tennessee State Fair Champions, and the Travel Tennessee exhibit during the Wilson County – Tennessee State Fair. Travel Tennessee highlights the special and unique places from every county in the state.
NewBasis, LLC hosted a ribbon cutting and grand opening on July 30 at their second manufacturing facility, now located in Wilson County. NewBasis’ Lebanon facility is the company’s first location outside of its headquarters, bringing them closer to the customers they serve. The ceremony was conducted by the Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce.
Pictured with NewBasis President Tony Helf is Rick Haynes, Senior Director of Human Resources; David Elliott, Plant Manager; and Chris Sanford, VP Sales & Marketing. Clark Boyd-State Representative District 46 and Tammy Stokes, Assistant Director of the Wilson County Joint Economic and Community Development Board (JECDB) are pictured. Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce President & CEO Melanie Minter, VP Membership & Finance Andrea Wilke, Chamber Ambassadors and representatives are also pictured.
Founded in the 1940s, NewBasis is a leading manufacturer of fiberglass and polymer concrete utility pads and below-ground utility enclosures. The high-quality composite enclosures are designed for telecommunications, electrical, CATV, water, traffic, lighting, commercial and industrial applications. NewBasis utilizes state-of-the-art engineering service and provides quality production. The manufacturing facility, located in the new Alligood Industrial Park, brings 250 new jobs to Lebanon.
NewBasis is located at 303 Alligood Way, Suite A, Lebanon, TN 37090
Shannon Speck’s Electric hosted a Ribbon Cutting at their new office yesterday, July 25. The ceremony was conducted by the Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce.
Shannon Speck’s Electric is a trusted name in Tennessee’s electrical services. From residential wiring to commercial installations, their team provides reliable solutions backed by expertise and a commitment to excellence.
Pictured with owner Shannon & Tischa Speck is the Shannon Speck’s Electric team, family and friends. City of Lebanon Mayor Rick Bell, Chamber President & CEO Melanie Minter, Andrea Wilke – Chamber VP Membership & Finance, Ambassadors and Chamber Representatives are also pictured.
Shannon Speck’s Electric is located at 1034 W Main Street, Lebanon, TN 37087
Exciting news for Wilson County! Habitat for Humanity ReStore of Wilson County hosted a Ribbon Cutting & Grand Opening at its brand new location on July 16. The ceremony was conducted by the Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce.
ReStore Director – Jennifer Keaton and Jeff Bennett, Director of Regional Operations for Habitat for Humanity of Greater Nashville are pictured with ReStore staff, board members and supporters. City of Lebanon, TN – Government Mayor Rick Bell, Tennessee State Representative Clark Boyd, Senator Mark Pody, and Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce President & CEO Melanie Minter are pictured. Chamber Ambassadors, representatives and staff are also pictured.
Following the ceremony, guests had the opportunity to be the first to shop at the new ReStore.
Habitat ReStores are independently owned reuse stores operated by local Habitat for Humanity organizations. ReStores accept donations and sell a constantly changing inventory of diverse, high-quality merchandise to the public at a fraction of the retail price, while diverting reusable household items and building materials from area landfills. The sales from donated items help Habitat for Humanity partner with local families to build, rehabilitate and repair safe and affordable homes.
Habitat for Humanity ReStore of Wilson County is located at 200 Granville Drive, Lebanon, TN 37090
Congratulations to HomeFirst Home Healthcare on their Ribbon Cutting at their new Lebanon branch! HomeFirst Home Healthcare hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony yesterday, June 26.
Pictured with Amanda Linville, Regional Director of Operations; and Dara Nelson, Community Liaison; are friends, family, staff and therapists. Chamber President & CEO Melanie Minter, VP Membership & Finance Andrea Wilke, Ambassadors and representatives are also pictured.
HomeFirst Healthcare provides a full array of services to respond to the pre- and post-acute needs of the patient. The team specializes in providing personalized one-on-one care designed to maximize quality of life, preserve independence and dignity while attending to patient safety and comfort. HomeFirst has a team of dedicated medical professionals that work with your physician to deliver patient-centered care with compassion, continuity, and excellence. They work under the direction of your physician to provide a tailored plan to achieve the best possible outcomes for you or your loved one.
HomeFirst Home Healthcare’s Lebanon branch is located at 401 W. Main, Suite 102, Lebanon, TN 37087