Join us as we celebrate the Ribbon Cutting for Beacon Home Health in Lebanon! Formerly SunCrest Home Health, Beacon Home Health continues its commitment to providing compassionate care, trusted support, […]
There will be no Wilson County Young Professionals meeting this month due to the Chamber Office's closure for Independence Day weekend. Have a safe and happy Fourth of July! We'll […]
The parade route will begin at 7:00 PM at City Hall, 200 N Castle Heights Ave, travel West Main Street and conclude at the Wilson County Court House, 228 East Main Street. Any individual, organization, group, business, or other entity wishing to participate in the […]
Most people living in or moving to Middle Tennessee love how warm and welcoming it is. A recent study even named "a sense of belonging" as Nashville's core value. But […]
Hughston Clinic Orthopaedics, a leading provider of orthopedic care in Middle Tennessee, is thrilled to announce the opening of a state-of-the-art medical office building in Lebanon. This expansion aims to […]
Join us for a special Business After Hours & Ribbon Cutting as we celebrate the newest Home2 Suites location in Lebanon! Home2 Suites by Hilton is an all-suite, extended-stay hotel […]
Join us for Part 3 of Mayor Hutto's Looking into the Future series. Hear from an outstanding lineup of transportation and infrastructure leaders, including Steve Murphy (Wilson County Road Commission), Todd Serbent (City of Mt. Juliet Traffic Engineer), Kristen Rice (City of Lebanon Traffic Engineer), Heather Bay (Lebanon Municipal Airport), Steve Bland (WeGo Public Transit), […]
It's almost fair time, and we're getting ready for one of Wilson County's biggest traditions! Join the Chamber's Special Events Division as we focus on all things Tennessee State Fair. From volunteer opportunities and event logistics to ways we can showcase our community, we'll be making sure we're prepared for a successful fair season. The […]
Ray Render was born on April 16, 1967, in Madison, TN, so he’s 59 years old as of the writing of this document. His parents were Dalton & Pat Render and his father worked at DuPont in Old Hickory and his mother was a homemaker. Ray was raised in the Neely’s Bend area of Madison […]