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July edition of Jammin’ with the General was one for the books!!!

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The Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce’s Special Events Division’s July edition of Jammin’ with the General was one for the books!!! We’re talking great performances, great food, and an overall GREAT TIME!

Live performers, Resurrection-A Journey Tribute turned the Historic Lebanon Square into the ultimate jam fest, and both The Wilson Central High School Band and the Evermean Evergreen Cloggers were outstanding opening acts!

The Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce wants to give a huge thanks to Emcee, MJ Lucas of WANT 98.9, sound specialist, David Hale of Hawk Specialties, BJ’s Trailers, the Lebanon High School Band Boosters, Yazoo Brewing Company, food vendors, Fried Green Tomatoes, The Southern Kitchen, Minutemen Express, Crystal Elegance Catering, Two Fat Men Ice Cream, and to sponsors, Wes Dugan of Farm Bureau Insurance, City of Lebanon, Historic Lebanon, and the Capitol Theatre.

The Chamber appreciates everyone that came and jammed as well! You all made Jammin’ a great night and we are already looking forward to next year!

Be sure to check out our PHOTOS at Facebook from Jammin’ with the Generalwith Resurrection-A Journey.

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Chamber Hosts Membership Renewal Appreciation at O’Charleys

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On June 25, 2015, The Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of commerce hosted a Membership Renewal Appreciation at O’Charley’s, located at 902 Murfreesboro Road, Lebanon to honor and extend thanks to renewed members for the months of May and June.

The Chamber would like to extend a special thank you to O’Charley’s for being great hosts with a great atmosphere and tasty appetizers, and to all members that attended the event to show support or be honored.

The Chamber appreciates all of its members and will continue striving to show that!

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Annual Summer Scramble and Golden Heroes Golf Tournament Held

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On June 29, 2015, The Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce held its annual Dr. Cary Harbrecht Memorial Summer Scramble and Golden Heroes Classic Golf Tournaments.

This was the 16th year that the Chamber held the tournament in remembrance of Dr. Cary Harbrecht, who became a member of the Wilson County Chamber of Commerce in 1972. Dr. Harbrecht served on the Chamber Board of Directors and as Membership Vice Chair from 1984-1985, 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. Following his passing, the Chamber Board passed a resolution, in his memory, to name the tournament “The Dr. Cary Harbrecht Memorial Golf Tournament”.

As always, time on the green was well spent, just as Dr. Harbrecht would have wished.

The winners of this year’s Golden Heroes Classic were Gary Poling, TJ Mikoletic, Dan McChurch, and Tim Ray and the winners of the Dr. Cary Harbrecht Memorial Summer Scramble were Ray Edwards, Rob Browning, Eric Thompson, and Mark Purvis.

The Chamber would like to extend a big thanks to all tournament sponsors, all tournament participants, to Five Oaks Golf & Country Club for offering a great venue for the tournament, and to anyone else who played a role in making such a great day possible.

Summer Scramble and Golden Heroes Classic Golf Tournament 

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City Chat Allows Citizens to speak with Dignitaries

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On July 8, 2015, The Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce gave citizens the opportunity to speak with city dignitaries at the most recent City Chat.

City Chat is an event held each first Wednesday following the first City Council Meeting of each month, and is aimed at providing citizens with the opportunity to hear from, question, or share concerns with the City Mayor and other leaders of our city.

July’s City Chat featured City Economic Development Director Helene Cash, City Finance Director Robert Springer, and Lebanon Police Dept.’s Interim Police Chief Van Hook.

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Grand Re-Opening Ceremony with City Limits Cafe

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On July 12, 2015, The Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce conducted a Ribbon Cutting and Grand Re-Opening Ceremony with City Limits Cafe, located at 1717 Cainsville Road, Lebanon.

City Limits, which was placed under new management earlier this year, is a “Meat + 2” that takes pride in offering their customers tasty, southern, home-cooked meals at reasonable prices. They also offer delivery for orders over $10.00.

Pictured are City Limits owners Stacey Kurtz & Dale Holland, City Limits employee staff, Chamber Ambassadors, Chamber President Melanie Minter, and Chamber staff members Andrea Wilke and Tonya Jones.

For more information on City Limits cafe, give them a call at 615-453-9138, visit their facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/pages/City-Limits-Cafe/116097138412157, or drop in and enjoy some of what they have to offer!

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Ribbon Cutting for new Lily Pad Jungle Gym

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On June 23, 2015, The Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce and the City of Lebanon conducted a ribbon cutting ceremony for the new Lily Pad Jungle Gym, located at 406 N Castle Heights Avenue (parking lot behind Academy Plaza).

The Jungle Gym, which is an addition to Don Fox Park, was built by the City of Lebanon and is open for public use.

Pictured above: City Mayor Philip Craighead, City Economic Development Director Helene Cash, City Council Rob Cesternino, City Finance Director Robert Springer, Chamber Chairman John Bradshaw, Chamber President Melanie Minter, and other Chamber Board Members and Ambassadors.

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Hannah Weeks is the 2015 Ernie Garrett Scholarship award recipient

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On June 23, 2015, Hannah Weeks, a former student of Lebanon High School attended the Education Committee Meeting at the Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce.

Hannah Weeks is the 2015 Ernie Garrett Scholarship award recipient and plans to attend The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga beginning in the fall. The Chamber would like to congratulate Hannah and wish her the best in all of her future endeavors.

Pictured above (right to left) is Chamber President Melanie Minter, scholarship recipient Hannah Weeks, and Chairman of the Chamber’s Education Committee Scott Jasper.

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The June 18th edition of Jammin’ with the General was a blast!!!

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The June edition of Jammin’ with the General was a blast!!!

The rain held off, good food and beverages were served, Verlon Thompson put on a great show, and several citizens of Lebanon enjoyed an evening of foot tapping and finger snapping!

The Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce Special Events Committee would like to thank vendors, Yazoo Brewing, Two Fat Men, Minutemen Express, and Southern Kitchen. A huge thanks also goes out to event sponsors, Wes Dugan with Farm Bureau Insurance, City of Lebanon, and Historic Lebanon. We also thank Lebanon High School’s Band for their assistance with the event set-up/breakdown, and the legendary Verlon Thompson for his phenomenal performance! That’s the way we like to jam!!!

The second Jammin’ with the General for this year will be held on July 16th, 2015, with live performance by Resurrection- A Jounrey Tribute.

Pictured above is Verlon Thompson performing amongst the crowd at June 18th’s Jammin’ with the General.

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Ribbon Cutting Ceremony and Open House for the Tennessee College of Applied Technology

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On Tuesday, June 16, 2015, the Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce attended a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony and Open House for the Tennessee College of Applied Technology and Tennessee Career Center at Wilson County.

The center is accredited by the Council on Occupational Education (COE) and offers a hands-on educative experience in the areas of Computer Information Technology, Practical Nursing, and will soon offer Machine Tool Technology. The ceremony was held at their new location, 415 Tennessee Blvd, Lebanon, TN.

For more information on how you can begin advancing your education with the Tennessee College of Applied Technology or the Tennessee Career Center at Wilson County, please visit them at their new location or give them a call at (615) 547-1128.

Pictured above is Wilson County Mayor Randall Hutto preparing to cut the ribbon at the new Tennessee College of Applied Technology and Tennessee Career Center. He was joined by Lebanon Mayor Philip Craighead, Lebanon Chamber of Commerce President Melanie Minter, Joint Economic Community Development Board Executive Director G.C. Hixson, and TCAT and TCC staff.

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Business After Hours at Heritage Family Care

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On Tuesday, June 16, 2015, the Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce conducted a Business After Hours at Heritage Family Care.

Heritage Family Care is a family physicians’ office in Lebanon, TN that is “centered on a passion for preventive health and wellness, which enables them to provide excellent pre-surgical consultations, comprehensive physical exams and office-based procedures. ” The office is located at 115 Winwood Drive, Suite 201, Lebanon, TN.

For more information on their services, please pay them a visit or give them a call at (615)443-6833.

Pictured below (left to right): Chamber President, Melanie Minter, Physicians Assistant, Julie Malkowski, Lead Physician, Dr. John Kane, Director of Physician Outreach and Marketing, Adam Groshans, and Practice Manager, Heather White.

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