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RENDERINGS: Planning commission approves Nolensville Town Square

New 72 acre Town Square will be built in Nolensville, a $200 million idea

A developer got the thumbs up on the project Tuesday night. The planning commission of Nolensville voted through the conceptual design of the town square, set to take shape in the next 5 to 10 years.

4th of July: Festivities kick off at the Nolensville Star Spangled Celebration

Thousands of people kicked off their July 4th weekend at the Nolensville Star Spangled Celebration.

Nashville Online: Increasing Broadband Access in Underserved Parts of Middle Tennessee

In a post-pandemic world, internet access is increasingly an essential utility

Spring into the warmer weather with May's First Friday

Nolensville commissioners request DA review ticket-fixing by Police Chief

The Town of Nolensville is now calling on the district attorney to investigate allegations that Police Chief Roddy Parker fixed traffic tickets for town commissioners.

Nolensville earns award from Tennessee Municipal League

The Town of Nolensville was presented with the Small Town Progress award by the Tennessee Municipal League (TML) at its 82nd annual conference Tuesday at the Gatlinburg Convention Center.

Nolensville Fire & Rescue "Push-In" Ceremony

A short drive off of I-840 in Nolensville, Tennessee, the Nolensville Fire & Rescue department are planning to celebrate with a “Push-In” Ceremony. The event will officially put Fire Engine 16 into service. Nolensville Fire & Rescue as well as the Town of Nolensville Board of Commissioners and Town Staff invite the community to the Town’s first-ever “Push-In” Ceremony. The celebration will be held on Tuesday, March 29th from 5:30 PM – 6:30 PM with ...

Nolensville exploring possible regulations for short-term rentals

Nolensville is on the rise and that's bringing more short-term rentals to the area, which are currently unregulated.

Spring Hill BOMA votes to begin search for new city administrator

The Daily Herald SPRING HILL — As city staff searches for solutions following the resignation of its planning director and city engineer, the Board of Mayor and Aldermen is now tasked with finding a new city administrator. During last month's regular meeting of the Municipal Planning Commission, planning director Steve Foote and city engineer Tom Wolfe announced they would be resigning from their respective positions. Soon after, city administrator Victor Lay announced he too would be leaving, taking a job as town manager of Nolensville. His last day is scheduled for Monday, Jan. 18. Lay was first hired as Spring Hill's city administrator in October of 2009.