Mount Juliet, TN May 2024

The Actress Next Door-

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

CAPTURING MOTHERHOOD, LEIGH ANN REMKE BRINGS AUTHENTICITY INTO FOCUS

ARTS + CULTURE

“NASHEVILLE,” A BRAND DESIGNED WITH WOMEN IN MIND

FOOD + BEVERAGE

HATTIE JANE’S CREAMERYTENNESSEE BORN, FEMALE-OWNED

"Love yourself first, everything else falls into place." - Lucille Ball

I don’t know about you but I love any opportunity to recognize the women in my life who just make life more rich and beautiful. I don't take the role of a "girl mama," very lightly but I also don't take myself too seriously. Life is meant to be fully lived and enjoy all the good, bad, and struggles. I look forward to so many lessons I've learned to share with my girls as they go through life, but I also take the time to make solid memories with them so when they look back at their childhood, they have both the tools to get through hard days and the memories to move forward and know what it means to really enjoy life.

I surely would not be half the mother I am without my mother, my grandmothers, and my aunts who raised me, sharing their life experiences with me too. I cherish every wise woman who has ever crossed my path and given me nuggets of wisdom, even the famous, Lucille Ball. I have always looked up to women of influence. I also cherish the support of a good man who has always pushed me to be the best version of myself, my husband.

And of course, with Mother’s Day this month, all eyes are on moms… But it’s not just the biological mothers but the mother figures in our lives who have made an indelible impact on us. It’s the family members, teachers, friends, and neighbors doing awesome things in our communities, pouring into our lives - making themselves unforgettable and irreplaceable.

This is the perfect month to patronize businesses owned by women in our communities. That’s one of my favorite parts of this role - connecting with and championing the best of the best when it comes to Mount Juliet women.

They are movers and shakers, builders and makers. They are both seen and unseen. Their silent service blesses those who are under their care. Their attention to detail shows us something about beauty that can’t be seen or understood any other way.

We hope you take the time this month to honor those women in your life who have made a deep impact on your life.

Cheers to 3 Years, proudly serving our community!

Your Publisher and Fellow Woman-owned business,

KIMBERLY THOMAS, PUBLISHER

@MOUNTJULIETLIFESTYLE CITYLIFESTYLE.COM/MOUNTJULIET

May 2024

PUBLISHER

Kimberly Thomas | kimberly.thomas@citylifestyle.com

EDITORIAL COORDINATOR

Cassidy Polman | cassidy.polman@citylifestyle.com

PUBLISHER ASSISTANT

Kourtney McComb | kourtney.mccomb@citylifestyle.com

CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

Courtney Stockton, Sophia Delilah, Kourtney McComb, Chelsea Bell Bailey, Kristina Richie

CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

Glynis Carpenter, Laura Moll, Crystal Stephens Photography, Leigh Ann Remke Photography, Kimberlee Brooke & Co, Kesha Hayes, Sarah Harrison, Chelsea Shae Photography, Jayda Iye

Corporate Team

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Steven Schowengerdt

CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER Matthew Perry

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF HR Janeane Thompson

TECHNICAL DIRECTOR Josh Klein

AD DESIGNER Mary Albers

LAYOUT DESIGNER Antanette Ray

Learn how to start your own publication at citylifestyle.com/franchise.

The Actress Next Door

Erin Cahill shares her background, career highlights, and why she loves living in Nashville.

Capturing Motherhood

Leigh Ann Remke Photography captures motherhood in its true and authentic form

She’s Unstoppable

She’s a force- for good - to be reckoned with

Claire Crowell’s Sweet

Life

Jane’s Creamery owner discusses her experience as a female entrepreneur

city scene

WHERE NEIGHBORS CAN SEE AND BE SEEN

1-4: March 19th, participants enjoyed an “Eggstra Special” Easter Egg Hunt at Charlie Daniels Park. Volunteer State Bank sponsored this event to ensure children with special needs and their families enjoyed an “Eggstra Special” day! 5-7: March 23rd, Charlie Daniels Park hosted “Easter in the Park,” presented by the Kiwanis Club of Mt. Juliet. It was an incredible turnout for this special community event! Photography by The City of Mt. Juliet

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#1 Cancer Center Right Where You Live

Where a patient starts their cancer journey matters. And here, that means Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center Wilson County, where you will find the same world-renowned expertise and care of our Nashville campus without the drive. From screening and diagnosis, to treatment and recovery, patients receive all the care they need at one convenient location, close to home and family.

What’s more, we are the only cancer provider in the area that offers a full array of multi-disciplinary services, and the only National Cancer Institute-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center for both adults and children in Tennessee. So having the best care team and most advanced treatments is now closer than ever. Visit VanderbiltIngramCancerCenter.com

business monthly

Old Hickory Social Now Open

"Welcome to Old Hickory Social, where upscale meets small-town charm. Founded in 2024, our market offers a unique shopping experience with an eclectic mix of vendors and locally-sourced goods. Our mission is to create a community where visitors can connect with each other while browsing through our carefully curated selection of products. We strive to continually add new and exciting vendors to our marketplace, creating a truly one-of-a-kind shopping experience."- www.oldhickorysocial.com

Location: 1241 Robinson Road, Old Hickory, TN 37138

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Bloom Pediatric Therapy Announces New Location

The team at Bloom Pediatric Therapy is excited to announce their plans to open a new location starting mid-May.

Location: 2730 N Mt Juliet Rd, Mount Juliet TN 37122

"We believe in a child-led, family focused approach that supports families in meeting their child’s speech, language, and feeding goals. We are dedicated to advocating for your child to help them Bloom."- www.bloompediatrictherapytn.com

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Hamilton-Denson Park Celebrates Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

Friday, March 22, community members celebrate the grand opening of Hamilton-Denson Park.

The new park boasts 8 multipurpose fields, 88 parking spots, new playgrounds, and restroom facilities making it a great addition to the City of Mt. Juliet!

Location: 1855 Tate Lane, Mt. Juliet, TN

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Jeff Gannon State Farm® Agency Recognized in 2023 Chairman's Circle

Jeff Gannon and his teams in Lebanon and Mt. Juliet State Farm® celebrate qualifying once again for the Chairman's Circle for 2023. The State Farm® Chairman's Circle is an internal sales award that recognizes an office's outstanding ability to meet multiple customer needs.

"Thank you to all of the customers who connect with us to help you protect what matters most. I'm truly honored to be your good neighbor."- Jeff Gannon, State Farm® Insurance Agent - www.jeffgannoninsurance.com

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Cumberland University Announces 40th Annual Phoenix Ball To Be Held

Cumberland University is excited to announce that the 40th Annual Phoenix Ball will be held on Saturday, June 1, 2024, in the University’s Dallas Floyd Phoenix Arena.

Over the past four decades, Cumberland University’s Phoenix Ball has become Wilson County’s premier formal and social event of the year. Since its inception in 1984, the Phoenix Ball has raised millions of dollars for deserving students. For tickets and more information on the Phoenix Ball, visit phoenixball.com.

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GlockStore’s 4th Annual Open House set for June 1st.

GlockStore’s 4th Annual Open House is on June 1st.

The Nightstick “Low Light ~ No Light” Challenge has winners every hour; the Fast & Accurate Competition has a Glock 19 as the Grand Prize; we give away a GS Performance Custom Glock worth $1,700… just for stopping by. - www.glockstore.com/oh24

CLINK FOR A JUNE 8, 2024 Cause

Experience a taste of Italy in the heart of Tennessee Enjoy a delicious Italian meal in Beretta Vineyard's only open-to-the-public event of the year! Join us for an open bar, a fabulous silent auction, live music and much more over the course of an elegant, unforgettable evening Raise your glass with our celebrity hosts, Mr and Mrs Ran Carthon of the Tennessee Titans Garden party attire

All proceeds benefit The Joe Beretta Foundation, a non-profit helping illuminate a path through heart failure for patients, caregivers and their families

Purchase tickets at www TJBF org or by scanning the QR code Use Coupon Code MJLIFE for $10 off each ticket

the CITY LIST

We have such amazing, innovative business leaders in our community who are proud to serve you, our residents, with class and quality. We’ve compiled some of our top company picks for the services that might be on your mind this month in an effort to make your lives a little easier.

Hair Salon

The Salon South http://www.thesalonsouth.com/ | 615.630.1649

Allyn Aesthetics https://www.allynaesthetics.com/ | 615.412.8552

Boho Beauty Co https://www.bohobeautyco.com/ | 615.601.1044

Refine Classic Barbershop https://www.refinebarbershop.com/ | 615.288.3484

Indulgence Salon & Medi Spa https://www.indulgencesalonandmedispa.com/ | 615.889.4333

Boutique Shopping

Sassy Daisy Boutique https://shopsassydaisy.com | 615.288.4788

Poppie's Boutique https://shoppoppiesboutique.com | 615.784.4222

Pepper Cottage Co. Candles https://peppercottageco.com |

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White Lily Boutique https://whitelilyboutiquetn.com | 615.240.7458

Tia's Boutique https://shoptiasboutique.com | 615.797.8427

The Actress Next Door

Erin Cahill is an actress who has won the hearts of many adoring fans through her wide and varied work in film and television (chances are you recognize her either as the pink Power Ranger or from the many Lifetime or Hallmark movies she’s starred in).

Cahill was born and raised in Virginia, went to school in New York, pursued her career in LA, and now calls Nashville her home. Read on to learn more about our superstar neighbor.

ERIN CAHILL SHARES

HER BACKGROUND, CAREER HIGHLIGHTS, AND WHY SHE LOVES LIVING IN NASHVILLE.

“LIVING IN NASHVILLE IS FANTASTIC. A BIG CITY, BUT SOMEHOW IT FEELS LIKE SUCH A COMMUNITY AND SO INTIMATE. I LOVE THE PEOPLE AND NATURE.”

(1) HOW DID YOU GET INTO ACTING AND HOW YOUNG WERE YOU WHEN YOU GOT YOUR FIRST GIG?

I started acting when I was four years old. I got so lucky because my mom was teaching and directing theater at a local high school and needed a child for two places. Ever since I did that first play, I decided that’s what I wanted to do with my life! I started doing theater and got into film and television when I was a teenager. I moved to Los Angeles when I was 19 and got my first job as a Power Ranger when I was 20. I’m so grateful for it to have been my job ever since!

(2) WHAT HAS BEEN ONE OF YOUR FAVORITE PROJECTS AND WHY?

Oh my goodness, there are so many answers to that question. The first one that comes to mind is the first series regular and the job that kicked off my career –Power Rangers! Getting to play the pink Power Ranger was iconic and to this day, I have the very best fans in the world from it.

(3) IF YOU COULD SPEAK TO YOUNGER GIRLS ABOUT YOUR CAREER, WHAT ARE SOME TIPS OR ADVICE YOU WOULD LEND?

I absolutely love this question. I would say that a long career will have peaks and valleys. I have found that in order to ride those waves, having faith and belief will get you through – faith and belief in yourself and your path.

(4) WHERE DO YOU SEE YOUR CAREER IN 5 YEARS?

I see myself working and growing, with gratitude and joy. Also, producing and telling great stories from both sides of the camera.

(5) HOW DO YOU LIKE LIVING IN NASHVILLE AND WHAT ARE SOME OF YOUR FAVORITE SPOTS?

Living in Nashville is fantastic. A big city, but somehow it feels like such a community and so intimate. I love the people and love the nature. I love the East

Erin Cahill

WHERE HAVE YOU SEEN HER?

Looking at her filmography, the more appropriate question is, where haven’t you seen her? She’s had parts in big films, such as The Pursuit of Happyness, Beverly Hills Chihuahua 2 & 3, The Watcher, and two of the latest installments of Resident Evil (Vendetta and Death Island). As for television, if you don’t know her as the pink Power Ranger from Power Rangers Time Force, surely you would have seen her in Cold Case, CSI: Miami, Supernatural, How I Met Your Mother, Grey’s Anatomy, General Hospital, Monk, The Mentalist, House, or Bones. She’s also starred in a bevy of Lifetime and Hallmark movies. In addition to being seen in movies and television, she can be heard in several video games, including 2012’s Call of Duty: Black Ops II.

Side and Shelby Park, and also love venturing outside the city to explore the woods and find bodies of water. And, I could talk all day about the bars and restaurants!

(6) RANDOM RAPIDFIRE QUESTIONS

• Favorite drink? Sparkling water, followed closely by a martini!

• Favorite Hallmark movie? I honestly can’t choose. It’s like picking a favorite child! But so far the ones that are the dearest to my heart would be the ones I produced. They are truly my babies!

• Favorite dinner spot? Our go-to whenever we have guests in town is Butcher & Bee!  It was one of the first reasons I fell in love with Nashville.

• What is one of your nicknames? Sometimes my friends call me by my last name, Cahill. And my husband and I call each other, ‘Charlie,’ so that’s what a lot of our friends know us as too.

• Who is your hero? My mom, my dad, and my grandma.

Building Happiness

Capturing MOTHERHOOD

LEIGH ANN REMKE PHOTOGRAPHY CAPTURES

MOTHERHOOD IN ITS TRUE AND AUTHENTIC FORM

The term ‘family photos’ calls to mind images of matching outfits, unnatural poses, and forced smile. That’s why Leigh Ann Remke Photography’s motherhood sessions are a breath of fresh air. In addition to being visually striking, they possess a raw, strippeddown quality that is refreshingly authentic. Perhaps that’s because this is Remke’s talent as a photographer. As a mother of three, she’s acutely attuned to what her clients want – and need – in a family photo session. Remke explains, “I feel like a lot

of people feel like they have to come to these sessions, and they have to perform. But how do we make sure that we make them feel comfortable and that they have fun, and that they make this a memorable experience? It’s more than just a picture on a shelf. I want to help these families create memories together.” And so, Remke doesn’t prod her clients into forced positions and fake expressions. Knowing their mercurial nature, she instead allows the children to take the lead, which lets both their personality and the connection they have with their mothers emanate through the lens. The result of which is both an

indelible family memory, and photos that reflect the true and individualized nature of a mother’s connection with her children. And if Remke’s ability to do this seems otherworldly, perhaps that’s because she felt she truly was called to do this – leaving behind a promising corporate career to do so. “I knew that my work would outlast me and them and it would extend on for generations,” she says. Gazing at her motherhood series and larger body of work, it’s hard to argue with that. Much like a good writer writes what they know, Remke photographs a mother’s love with the skill only a loving mother could.

She’s Unstoppable

SHE’S A FORCE- FOR GOODTO BE RECKONED WITH

ARTICLE BY COURTNEY STOCKTON

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While it may be a gender stereotype to believe that women are great at multi-tasking, Brooke Tometich does a pretty good job of lending credence to that assumption. She’s a wife, mother, marketing director, cheer coach, and co-founder of NaSHEville, LLC.

NaSHEville is an apparel company, but it’s also the culmination of many life experiences and pieces of Tometich’s heart. The brand was designed with a purpose in mind, which was to give back to orphans, widows, and trafficked women.

And for Tometich, that mission is deeply personal. She started working in Network Marketing over 12 years ago, and through this experience, she connected with many families who, as she puts it, were “made complete by adoption.” This laid the foundation for Tometich and her husband to decide that this was the way that they wanted to complete their family (with a previously born son) as well. She reflects, “We felt a huge tug from the Lord to adopt and were matched with a perfect little girl the day after we went officially active in the adoption system.” And though the Tometich’s adoption story was initially seamless, she describes a point at which it became a struggle – which ultimately served as motivation. “This is when I fell straight to my knees and surrendered everything to the Lord. I knew what I was meant to do with my life – ministry with teenage girls and do everything I could to bring awareness and help babies get adopted.”

This was the impetus for NaSHEville. Tometich was able to utilize her marketing savvy, her passion for “speaking life into women” (which she had done both by leading life groups at church and by being a hairstylist –to which she quips, “we all know our hairstylists are our therapists”), and her appreciation of art/fashion. She joined forces with Mattie Jackson, who is the writer and

voice of the NaSHEville blog (as well as being responsible for ‘all things logistics’). Tragically, one month before the launch, the mission of NaSHEville became personal for Jackson, when her husband passed away from a traumatic brain injury and she was widowed in her 20s. With their mission all the more clear, they launched in 2018. “We have been able to connect with so many organizations that have given their life's work to help orphans, widows and trafficked women.”

These organizations include Love One Int, End Slavery TN (now known as AnchoraTN), Modern Widows Club, Never Alone Widows, and all local foster care agencies. Through the experience of launching their brand and partnering with these charitable organizations, Tometich and Jackson have been able to give back through their clothing sales, host drives, and bring awareness to these worthy causes. “We always said we didn't want to reinvent the wheel because there were already so many great organizations doing the work, we just wanted to be at the center of the wheel and help connect everyone to an audience!”

Therefore, with an eye towards the future, Tometich and Jackson are currently working on evolving and reshaping NaSHEville, with more of a focus on a nonprofit side (which they’re calling ‘She’s In The City’) to host events and give back to the community. “We hope to be able to expand to so many other cities and encourage women everywhere to get involved with nonprofits.” And if there’s anybody who’s up to that task, it’s Tometich.

Find NaSHEville on Instagram- @nasheville In Joy Life with Mattie Jackson on Apple Podcastshttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ in-joy-life-with-mattie-jackson/id1667357187

“We didn’t want to reinvent the wheel, we just wanted to be at the center of the wheel and help connect everyone to an audience!”

CLAIRE CROWELL’S Sweet Life

HATTIE JANE’S CREAMERY OWNER DISCUSSES HER EXPERIENCE AS A FEMALE ENTREPRENEUR

ARTICLE BY KOURTNEY MCCOMB | PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED

“Ice cream transcends demographics and is just a timeless classic.”

Your father owned Puckett’s Grocery in Leiper’s Fork which is where you began your involvement with the food industry. Since then, you’ve definitely put your time in, ultimately resulting in the opening of Hattie Jane’s Creamery with several locations around Tennessee.

HOW DID YOUR LOVE OF THE BUSINESS LEAD TO THIS UNIQUE ICE CREAM EXPERIENCE?  Ice cream was woven into my childhood both inside and outside of the restaurants. It was always our celebratory treat, or what we sought out on beach vacations. We also scooped tons of ice cream in the summers in Leiper’s Fork, and frequently had our Amish friends churning homemade peach ice cream on Saturdays outside the market. Ice cream transcends demographics and is just a timeless classic.

WHAT ARE SOME CHALLENGES YOU’VE FACED WHILE STARTING, RUNNING AND GROWING A FEMALE OWNED AND LED BUSINESS?

There are plenty of challenges with starting, running, and growing any business. I don’t think most of my challenges have anything to do with being female owned and led. If anything, I have enjoyed the connections I’ve made with other women in the same boat as me, and I live for the camaraderie that I have with my female business partners.

HOW HAS BEING A WOMAN IN BUSINESS SHAPED YOU AND YOUR FAMILY?  It means a lot of preparation and communication to make it all happen. Every Sunday, my husband and I take a few minutes to look at the week ahead and discuss pickups, extracurriculars, meals, etc., and I write down all that on a giant magnetic weekly calendar that goes on the fridge.

I hope that I’m setting a positive example for my daughters of what it means to run a business and have a career while also having a family. I don’t expect them to choose to do either one or both necessarily, but I do want them to know that it’s possible. Even more so, I want them to know that they have the ability to choose what they do and how they do it.

DO YOUR DAUGHTERS HAVE AN INTEREST IN THE RESTAURANT INDUSTRY AS WELL? WHAT INSIGHT DO YOU HOPE TO PASS ALONG TO THEM AS A SUCCESSFUL FEMALE BUSINESS OWNER?  Hattie is currently 10, and Eliza is 7 so they are both very interested in everything Mom does. I expect that to change at some point in the next few years, but right now it’s fun to be able to have more in-depth conversations about what is going on in the business as they get older. Hattie does love to cook, and she especially loves to bake. I have no desire to obligate either of them to work in the business, but I do hope to pass on a strong work ethic and resourcefulness.

Lakeside ISR

Infant Swimming Resource Expert, Kristina Richie, Shares Top Swim-Safety Tips

Pool and beach season is here! However, with this comes risks – in fact, drowning is the number one cause of death for children under 5, and the second leading cause of death for children under 15, according to the CDC. Keep your children safe year-round with these water safety tips:

USE MULTIPLE LAYERS OF PROTECTION:

• Constant supervision - always have an adult “water watcher.” No phones or conversations with others. Switch out every 15 minutes.

• Install a pool fence.

• Locks and alarms on doors/windows.

• Don’t rely on flotation devices, enroll your child in high-quality swim lessons as early as possible.

• Choose brightly colored bathing suits.

• Remove pool toys after use.

• Wear USCG-approved life jackets in open water.

• Learn CPR.

WHEN TRAVELING:

• Choose vacation rentals with pool fences.

• Bring a personal pool alarm or stick-on door/ window alarms.

• Be aware of rip currents at the beach.

Sometimes layers can fail, which is why swim skills are crucial in preventing fatal drownings. Kristina Richie is a certified Infant Swimming Resource (ISR) instructor and owner of Lakeside ISR. Lakeside ISR offers SelfRescue swim lessons for children ages 6 months through 6 years in Mount Juliet and Lebanon. For more water safety or lesson information, visit www.lakesideisr.com

STAGING TO SELL

Contrary to what you’ve heard, staging isn’t just for luxury homes. It can benefit any type of property and entice the right buyers. Not only does staging make your listing photos more appealing, but it also allows buyers to easily picture themselves living in your home. But here’s the real kicker: staging can increase your home’s value by 1-5%,

according to a 2023 report from the NAR.  And the best part? You don’t need to spend a fortune on professional staging to see results. As an agent, I’ve picked up some tips and tricks that can help you get your home ready. From decluttering to rearranging furniture, even small changes can make a big difference.

“YOU DON’T NEED TO SPEND A FORTUNE ON PROFESSIONAL STAGING TO SEE RESULTS.”

1. CREATE FOCAL POINTS

Identify the key feature in each room. Is it a fireplace? A large window with a great view? Once identified, arrange your furniture and decor to highlight these features. For example, if it’s a fireplace, position the chairs and couch to face it. If you don’t have a clear focal point, create one. This could be as simple as a large piece of art or a statement piece of furniture.

2. DEPERSONALIZE YOUR SPACE

Start by walking through each room in your home and removing all personal items, such as family photos, unique artwork, and any other items that clearly identify the space as yours. Replace these with neutral artwork or simple decor pieces that can be found at local thrift stores or budget-friendly home goods shops.

3. ENHANCE YOUR CURB APPEAL

Dedicate a weekend to boost your home’s exterior attractiveness. Rent a power washer to clean your driveway and sidewalks. Invest in some colorful, low-maintenance plants to place around your front entryway. If you have a porch, consider adding a couple of chairs and a small table to create an inviting outdoor seating area.

-   Chelsea Bell Bailey | REALTOR Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Woodmont Realty

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events

A SELECTION OF

MAY 4TH

Wyatt’s 5k Walk and Run at Charlie Daniels Park

Charlie Daniel Park, Mt. Juliet | 7:00 AM

Mark your Calendars! Join us as we take part in a very special event, the Empower Me Center Wyatt’s 5k Walk and Run. Visit www.empowermecenter.com/ wyatts to register, donate, or volunteer.

“We transform the lives of individuals with special needs through activities and opportunities for growth in a safe, secure environment while providing community education on disabilities and inclusiveness.”- Empower Me Center

MAY 8TH-10TH

Workshop for Starting, Growing, & Operating a Senior Dog Sanctuary

The PAWvillions at Old Friends

Senior Dog Sanctuary 765 Nonaville Rd, Mount Juliet, TN 37122 | 9:00 AM

“This 3-day workshop will cover most aspects of starting, growing, and operating a senior dog sanctuary from the Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary point of view. We will discuss, in an open forum format, what we do, our learning experiences, how we evolved from rescuing senior dogs in our home to a fullscale senior dog rescue, and how you can apply these when starting your own senior dog sanctuary.”- www.ofsds.org

MAY 12TH, 18TH, 23RD & 25TH

This Month at the Capitol Theatre

110 West Main Street, Lebanon, TN 37087

• May 12th, 3PM- AVA the Fashion Studio Fashion Show

• May 18th, 7PM- The Everly Brothers Experience featuring The

• May 23rd, 6:30PM- Disney’s A Goofy Movie

• May 25th, 6PM- Brainiac Triva presents 90’s Trivia and Movie, Dumb & Dumber

MAY 16TH

Mt. Juliet Market Night

Charlie Daniels Park, Mt. Juliet | 5:30 PM

The Mt. Juliet Parks & Recreation Dept. invites everyone to gather on Thursday, May 16th at Charlie Daniels Park to support local businesses, enjoy music, food trucks, and join together as a community.

MAY 17TH-19TH

Nashville Superspeedway Hosts Good Guys Rod & Custom Association Car Show

Nashville Superspeedway 4847-F McCrary Rd. Lebanon, TN | 8:00 AM

"The Goodguys shows are for all Hot Rod and Classic Car fans alike. Whether it's your first show or tenth trip out we are very excited to have you come out for the day or stay for the whole weekend! Goodguys Members receive additional savings on spectator tickets." www.good-guys.com, visit for terms and conditions, and ticket/ event information.

MAY 18TH

Spring Community Yard Sale!

Charlie Daniels Park, Mt. Juliet | 8:00 AM

Everyone is invited to come check out numerous vendors from the community taking part in this year's Spring Community Yard Sale! You will find items from clothing and toys to furniture and tools, and more. See you there!