The Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce is seeking a visionary leader to serve as its next President & CEO. This is an exciting opportunity to guide a respected organization dedicated to fostering economic growth, supporting local businesses, and enhancing the quality of life in Wilson County.
Qualified candidates are encouraged to submit their resume and cover letter to Phillip Vance. For a detailed job description and information on requirements, please contact him directly.
(Lebanon, TN 4/1/2026)- Wilson County Mayor Randall Hutto invites residents, business leaders, and community organizations to attend a vital panel discussion focused on property reappraisal, land use, and growth. The event will bring together county and state professionals to share insights on the property appraisal cycle and strategies for land use and balanced growth.
The panel discussion and networking breakfast will take place on Tuesday, April 14, 2026, from 7:30AM -9:00AM at the Made in TN Bldg., 945 E. Baddour Parkway, Lebanon TN 37087. Breakfast is provided by Wildberry Catering.
Mayor Hutto will moderate the discussion with expert panelists including Christopher Lawless, County Planning; Stephen Goodall, Property Assessor, Beth Bowman, County Commissioner District 6, and Joe Griffin, UT County Technical Assistance Service.
Topics will include:
Changes to the property appraisal cycle
Key drivers shaping the land use plan
Balance of growth across sectors and impact
“We want our citizens to feel informed and empowered as Wilson County continues to grow.” said Mayor Hutto.
This statement underscores the County’s commitment to transparency and community engagement as growth continues.
Admission is free. Please rsvp to shawsu@wilsoncountytn.gov. Middle Tennessee Electric and Garner Construction proudly sponsor this session.
A youth account is a great way to teach children essential financial skills such as setting financial goals, budgeting, and managing debts. It also enables kids, teens, and young adults to take control over their financial future and pass on their knowledge! From April 6th – May 1st all new youth accounts opened will get a $100 jumpstart on their savings! Applies to ages 0-17
Existing youth accounts are eligible to be entered into a grand prize drawing with a minimum deposit $10!
Ascend Federal Credit Union is located at 1719 W Main St, Lebanon, TN 37087
The Boys & Girls Club of Wilson County would like to extend our sincere gratitude to Jim and Gina Stradley, owners of Sammy B’s, for their generous support during Giving Tuesday. Through their leadership and community spirit, all proceeds from the event went directly toward supporting the incoming Boys & Girls Club of Wilson County.
We are especially proud to share that Gina Stradley also serves as a member of our Advisory Board, helping guide the vision and growth of the Club right here in Wilson County. Her dedication to both her business and our community’s youth reflects the heart behind this mission.
Sammy B’s has long been a staple in Lebanon, known not only for great food but also for giving back and investing in local families. Their commitment to supporting youth and community growth makes a lasting difference.
Sammy B’s 705 Cadet Court Lebanon, TN 37087
We encourage everyone to stop by, enjoy a great meal, and support this locally owned restaurant. When you dine local, you strengthen the partnerships that help build brighter futures for Wilson County’s youth.
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Positioned in one of Tennessee’s fastest-growing corridors, this vacant 5.79-acre site is primed for retail, dining, entertainment, and services — perfectly aligned with Mt. Juliet’s booming population, high incomes, and strong consumer demand.
For more information, please contact Charles Hawkins Co. directly.
As we work to bring the Boys & Girls Club of Wilson County to life, every gift matters in making our vision a reality. We invite you to support our mission by scanning the QR code provided in the newsletter to donate.
Your contributions help us build safe spaces, launch youth programs, and ensure that every child in our area has access to mentorship, learning opportunities, and fun experiences that build confidence and character.
Together, we can change lives — one child at a time.
Congratulations to Sara Perry, Chamber Marketing & Communications, on graduating from TCCE (Tennessee Chamber of Commerce Executives) Institute, a two-year professional development program through the Tennessee Chamber of Commerce & Industry!
Sara was one of just 14 people in this year’s graduating class, making this achievement even more special. TCCE was created to enhance the professional growth and development of Chamber executives, staff, and volunteers across the State of Tennessee. The program focuses on strengthening leadership skills, elevating the impact and status of local Chambers both statewide and nationally, and fostering strong communication and collaboration among Chamber professionals across Tennessee.
