2025 Gallatin City Guide

2025 City Guide & Business Directory

Time to Learn

Sumner County is known for many positive things, and education is no exception.

Time to Bloom

Gallatin has several floral shops with unique flair and a whole lotta happy – all in floral form.

Time to Honor

Veterans are an important population in the United States of America, and here in Gallatin and Sumner County, they are treasured residents. p. 116

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Editor’s Letter

Welcome to the 2025 Gallatin City Guide, where we celebrate the theme of Time. In Gallatin, there’s never been a better time to be part of a city that blends a rich history with an exciting future. This year’s guide explores the many dimensions of time in Gallatin—from the seasons of growth for new businesses to cherished moments of tradition, from the legacy of our community’s past to the promising future that lies ahead. Just as the scripture in Ecclesiastes reminds us, “To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven,” so is Gallatin - a place where every purpose finds its time and place.'

Gallatin is thriving, and now is the time to seize opportunities for growth and innovation. For those with entrepreneurial dreams, it’s the perfect time to start a business and invest in a city that values and supports its local economy. Our community’s energy has transformed Gallatin into a hub where ideas and industries flourish, offering fertile ground for anyone ready to plant roots and see their vision come to life.

As we continue to grow, there’s also time to pause and appreciate the beauty around us. Gallatin’s timeless landscape, historic charm, and close-knit community remind us that some things are worth preserving, even as we embrace change. In this year’s guide, you’ll find stories of people and places that capture the essence of Gallatin’s past, present, and future—a testament to how our city honors every chapter of its journey.

So, take a moment to explore what Gallatin has to offer. Whether you're new to the city or have spent a lifetime here, this is your time to experience the best of Gallatin. We invite you to discover the opportunities, heritage, and spirit of a place that’s always moving forward, yet never forgetting the value of each passing moment.

“There’s only time, time after all.” -Sturgill Simpson

Sincerely,

Kim Baker President & CEO

Gallatin Area Chamber

CREDITS

Graphic Design: Creative Instinct

Photography: Angela Anderson, Richard

Suter, Terry Wyatt, Honey + Bee Photography, Captured by KLea, Lauren Faith Photography, High Point Heath Sumner with Ascension Saint Thomas, Trailhead Productions LLC

Print Production: Prisma

Project Management: Good Circle Marketing

Rosemary Bates, Kim Baker, Ryan Baker, Ashley Freeman, Craig Erlewine, Good Circle Marketing CONTRIBUTORS

Kim Baker President & CEO

Debby Haddock Sales Coordinator

Ashley Freeman Program Coordinator

Sarah Grace Slusher Marketing Intern

Zena Parks VP of Operations

Angela Anderson VP of Membership

Vaughn Special Projects Assistant

WELCOME TO GALLATIN

Welcome to the latest edition of the Gallatin City Guide, your gateway to discovering all the moments that make our vibrant community thrive. As you explore this year’s guide, you'll notice a recurring theme woven throughout: TIME . It’s a simple yet powerful concept that shapes our lives, our town, and our future.

This year, we invite you to take the time to experience all that Gallatin has to offer. Whether it’s Time to Celebrate at one of our many local festivals, Time to Shop at our charming local boutiques, or Time to Learn through the innovative programs offered at our schools and community spaces, Gallatin is a place where every moment matters.

As you flip through these pages, I hope you’ll feel a sense of connection to our town’s rich history and the exciting opportunities that lie ahead. From our deep-rooted traditions to the fresh, new ventures that make Gallatin a beacon of progress, there’s something here for everyone—no matter what time of life you’re in.

At the Gallatin Chamber of Commerce, we believe that time spent here is an investment in community, growth, and relationships. Whether you're visiting for the first time or have called Gallatin home for generations, we hope this guide helps you make the most of your time with us.

So take a moment, explore, and enjoy every second in Gallatin. We’re glad you’re here.

Ciera Holman Chairman, Gallatin Area Chamber of Commerce

Ciera Holman

TIME TO CELEBRATE

We are keen on a good celebration here in Gallatin, TN, and we want you to have the inside on the best venues for your next soiree. Whether you’re celebrating a birthday, anniversary, retirement, wedding, or family reunion, these Gallatin gems offer something for everyone.

THE GATHERING PLACE - BY BIT-O-HEAVEN

The Gathering Place is tucked right into the center of town and is host to weekly luncheons and other events. Accommodating up to 200 guests, this venue can bring a little happy to your party by not only providing a cozy space for guests to mingle but also delicious food cooked right on site. If you haven’t tried the chicken, cheesy potatoes, and honey butter, you’re missing out on some of the best

food in town. Book The Gathering Place and the only thing to bring is yourself – they take care of the rest. Tables, chairs, linens, and other accoutrement are their responsibility, meaning you and your guests are in for a hassle-free experience. Take note that The Gathering Place is home to the Gallatin Rotary noon luncheon and is proud to host recurring events upon request.

THE VENUE

Travel down South Water Avenue and you’re likely to miss this cozy event center – an if-you-know-youknow kind of place. Pull in behind the educational supply store, and you’ll be surprised to find The Venue providing indoor and outdoor party space. You bring the decorations, food, drinks, and entertainment and they’ll help to make sure your

celebration is smooth sailing. Be sure to check out transparent pricing online, as they do require hourly and daily miminums depending on when you plan to host your event, but rest assured in knowing that The Venue accommodates only one celebration at a time, giving you the choice of several rooms, a kitchen, and the patio for your gathering.

EPIC EVENT CENTRE & CHEF

CHRISTOPHER’S CATERING

EPIC is in the business of events, focusing solely on making your celebration a one-of-a-kind occasion. Family owned and operated, EPIC has an eye for details and every member of their self-proclaimed “Dream Team” provides a specialized service sure to slap a little sparkle in the mix. On site, you’ll find multiple event spaces, catering, and even

Sycamore Springs

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GALLATIN IS THE LIFE OF THE PARTY WHEN IT COMES TO CLASSY, RUSTIC, HISTORICAL, AND FULLYLOADED EVENT VENUES. WHETHER YOU’RE CELEBRATING A BIRTHDAY, ANNIVERSARY, RETIREMENT, WEDDING, OR FAMILY REUNION, THESE GALLATIN GEMS OFFER SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE.

“some decor included in your rental. DIY until your heart’s content, putting a little pop into the already rustic, shabby-chic ambience. Chef Christopher’s Catering is the exclusive caterer at EPIC, providing nothing less than a truly artistic culinary experience for corporate events, weddings, private parties, and charity celebrations. EPIC uses local goods and has their own liquor license; they also offer wedding and corporate packages, along with wedding coordination services.

THE PICK INN

The Pick Inn is a venue for any occasion, and being nestled into the natural landscape surrounding Gallatin, it has the rustic charm to zhuzh up your wedding, corporate gathering, or family party. Owned by a father-daughter duo, The Pick Inn strives to keep your guests happy and relaxed, and with three event spaces to choose from, one being a covered and heated pavilion, whatever time of year suits your fancy can be accommodated. They have room for parties up to 225 guests, offer wedding coordination services, and even have a log cabin large enough to house an entire wedding party preparing for the big day. With affordable rates transparently conveyed online, The Pick Inn is a venue with champagnelevel elegance to fit any budget. End your event worry-free as The Pick Inn crew will clean up, tear down, and simply send you off with only what you brought in. Book with this venue, and you’ll be provided a list of preferred caterers to make your occasion more than spectacular.

SYCAMORE SPRINGS

Located in historic Bethpage just north of Gallatin, Sycamore Springs is a “Country Gathering Place” with more farmhouse charm than you can shake a stick at.

" We have everything from allinclusive to bring-your-own options, and they all have their own unique amenities giving you the ability to toss some glitter and enjoy every milestone and celebration in style."

The Pick Inn

The Venue

This venue hosts one-time events, overnight stays, and even extended vacations, and with a three-story, 5,000 square-foot A-frame chalet touting four bedrooms, two dining tables, three full and two half baths, you can bring the entire crew to enjoy the party. Tables, chairs, outdoor kitchen, large dance floor – Sycamore Springs has room for up to 200 guests. You can use outside catering or have a potluck using their outdoor, fullystocked kitchen, and in the middle of it all, you can sit on the porch and enjoy the beautiful rolling hills of rural Tennessee. Sycamore Springs is sure to leave you with amazing memories as the countryside, antique farm equipment, miles of walking trails, and multiple barns are perfect backdrops for pictures.

Gallatin is the life of the party when it comes to classy, rustic, historical, and fully-loaded event venues. We have everything from all-inclusive to bringyour-own options, and they all have their own unique amenities giving you the ability to toss some glitter and enjoy every milestone and celebration in style. §

The Pick Inn

The Pick Inn

TIME TO Play

Gallatin Soccer Club , located in Triple Creek Park, is a non-profit organization offering recreational and competitive programs. GSL is proud to have an abundance of volunteers who help to keep costs low, allowing them to provide top soccer programs to young people from all socio-economic backgrounds. Striving to provide the optimal team-sport experience, GSL keeps a fully-stocked concession stand, provides ample parking and facilities, and also provides full uniforms for all players. Certified referees, pristinely maintained fields, and supportive area sponsors help Gallatin Soccer Club to grow and thrive here in Gallatin. You can visit them online to find out more about tryouts, college scholarship opportunities, tournaments and more.

Soccer Stars of Northeast Nashville is a unique program designed to build confidence, motor skills, and all around team mentality in young players. For littles as young as 12 months to middle-school aged players, programs in movement, socialization, and technical soccer skills help participants develop and grow during their most formative years. Soccer Stars of Northeast Nashville offers classes and camps year-round, giving your child the chance to grow physically and emotionally all year. Following an age-based curriculum, Soccer Stars is a highly sought

after program that focuses less on winning and more on growth of the whole child. If regular programming isn’t enough, plan your little soccer star’s next birthday party in style, utilizing full-service party planning options and the flexibility to party anywhere you choose!

Unlimited Potential is a program on a mission to help families and communities tap their full potential in work and play. UP offers youth sports leagues, workout facilities, and summer programs to keep you and your family on the move to happier and healthier lifestyles. Sports teams accommodate K-5th grades and are designed to teach kids how to play sports as well as build their people skills and confidence. Summer programs see 2nd-6th graders enjoying literacy, arts, and STEM education, and students have opportunities to participate in regular outings to get hands-on experiential learning.

The UP workout room and gym are available for fitness enthusiasts of all ages and skill levels. An abundance of fitness equipment, including dumbbells, machines, and group classes will keep you

Soccer Stars of Northeast Nashville

up and moving any way you please. Daily fees are affordable and required of anyone 16 and over to use the facilities. Children 15 and under are free of charge; however, note that all minors require supervision of an adult while in the facility. If you’re into consistent gym use, consider signing up for a membership, paying monthly or even yearly for unlimited access to all of Unlimited Potential's fitness equipment and facilities.

Tennessee Grasslands Golf and Country Club offers exclusive play for club members, taking the sports and recreation experience to a whole new level. Offering everything from tennis and pickleball to fitness classes, swimming, and golf, TN Grasslands is a private community that values luxury in all activities. Soon, members will be able to enjoy indoor racquet sports, as the facility plans to install a dome to accommodate the 20-week indoor season November - March each year. Private lessons and personal training focus on helping members hone their strength and skills, and several membership options exist for those interested in joining. Special rates are offered for young professionals or those just wanting to enjoy portions of the club; if you’re ready for all-inclusive access, apply for full membership and take advantage of beautiful lake views while you dine, play, and relax at one of Gallatin’s premier facilities.

The Gallatin Civic Center opened March 4th, 1994 and has been a Gallatin hub for recreation and community since. Offering all the usual amenities of a local community organization, The Civic Center is an affordable facility designed to provide a safe space for city and county residents to work, play, and come together. The center is maintained by the city of Gallatin and is nestled just north of downtown next to the greenway, schools, health department, and Triple Creek Park.

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UNLIMITED POTENTIAL OFFERS YOUTH SPORTS LEAGUES, WORKOUT FACILITIES, AND SUMMER PROGRAMS TO KEEP YOU AND YOUR FAMILY ON THE MOVE TO HAPPIER AND HEALTHIER LIFESTYLES.

“The Civic Center has a range of memberships including full and partial access depending on your needs and interests. Those wanting weights and sports can opt for lower-tier memberships while those hoping to utilize ball courts, indoor swimming, and fitness classes can go for the full monty. Take note that membership prices differ for seniors, residents, and non-residents, and that outdoor pool options are a separate

Tennessee Grasslands Golf and Country Club

cost, as the Tommy Garrott Aquatics Facility is a seasonal option open Memorial Day to Labor Day only. If you’re not ready to make a full commitment, you can enjoy daily rates for facility use and drop-in costs for classes. Need to host a party with a sporty flair? Rent out the entire gym, racquetball court, or pool and enjoy a private celebration with friends and family.

Northfield Church is more than just a place of worship – they are a community center serving Gallatin and surrounding areas with benevolence closets and dental We create spaces at the intersection of commerce and community.

care, among other things. Driving by the facility, you might not notice the playtime amenities available and open to the public. The pickleball courts are one of the newest additions to the Northfield campus. Open to the public during daylight hours, they are easily enjoyed – just be sure to bring your own gear. Northfield has teams that utilize the courts on Fridays and Saturdays, so if you want to book a court for tournaments or a special outing, be sure to call for more information. Not interested in pickleball? That’s just fine, as the Northfield all-inclusive playground is open to the public and provides fun for all ages and ability levels. §

Pickleball courts at Northfield Church

2024 Gallatin Christmas Ornament

Fairvue Mansion, located in Gallatin, Tennessee, is a significant landmark with a rich and layered history. Built in 1832 by Isaac Franklin, a prominent plantation owner and slave trader, the mansion stands on what was once a 2,000-acre plantation. Designed by Franklin himself, the home blends several architectural styles, including Georgian Colonial, Jeffersonian Classical, Adamesque, and Greek Revival. Franklin relied on the labor of enslaved people to construct the mansion under the supervision

of white craftsmen, and the grounds once included numerous outbuildings, such as stables, a blacksmith shop, and nearly twenty slave houses. While the mansion's grandeur reflects the wealth of its era, the lives of the enslaved individuals who built and worked on the estate are a crucial part of its history. Fairvue also became known for its legacy in horse racing, as Franklin and later owners bred some of the finest thoroughbreds in the country, contributing to Tennessee's early reputation as a center for racing excellence. William H. Wemyss (a cofounder of Jarman Shoe Company) bought Fairvue in 1934. Five years later, he married “Miss Ellen” and she began restoring the house and grounds. She was a lifelong preservationist and leader in restoration of historical homes in Tennessee and had Fairvue designated as a National Historic Landmark in 1977.

Today, the mansion stands as a reminder of both the beauty and complexities of Southern history, with ongoing efforts to preserve and share the fuller narrative of the estate, honoring not only its architectural and sporting achievements but also the lives of those who labored in its shadow.

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Move TIME TO

IF YOU’RE LOOKING FOR A WAY TO BECOME MORE ACTIVE, VISIT ONE OF THE MANY GYMS, BOUTIQUE STUDIOS, OR GROUP FITNESS CLASSES HERE IN TOWN AND CELEBRATE SOME TIME TO MOVE!

Here in Gallatin, we have a number of places where you can get your “move” on – the sort of movement that will heal your body and mind, maybe even give you a muscle or two to boot. If you’re looking for a way to become more active, visit one of the many gyms, boutique studios, or group fitness classes here in town and celebrate some time to move.

Dive Barre and Pilates opened a few years ago on the downtown Gallatin square and has grown into a unique fitness experience you won’t find anywhere else in the city. The only boutique fitness studio offering reformer and mat pilates, barre, yoga, and strength classes, Dive Barre is a cute space owned and operated by Julie Riemenschneider, a face and personality just as unique as her studio. Julie and her teachers are passionate about helping people experience movement in ways that empower the mind, body, and spirit, so whether you’re a beginner or seasoned fitness enthusiast, there’s a class for you to try at Dive Barre and Pilates. Take some time to move with a drop-in, class pass, or unlimited membership, or keep a lookout for special monthly events like Full Moon Yoga Flow available to members and nonmembers alike. You’ll likely find a group of women gathering in the studio; however, all are welcome and encouraged to try classes. Either way you stretch it, this small studio packs a big punch, and Julie and her team are ready to meet you at the barre!

Crossfit Gallatin is its own fitness world – a group of folks who function more like family and teammates than strangers meeting at the gym for a workout. Hidden off the main road in a warehouse-style facility fully equipped with everything you need to go full beast mode, Crossfit Gallatin is ready to show you that movement like you never imagined is possible, no matter the starting point. Jon Harris and his team of trainers are ready to have you flipping tires, running the block with barbells, or checking out the daily board for the workout of the day (WOD). Crossfit aims to focus on functional fitness and provides you an exclusive community of people to hold you accountable and challenge you to reach your goals

Crossfit Gallatin

and push past your perceived limits. You can visit Crossfit Gallatin online to learn about available classes, trainers, nutrition plans, and fitness packages. Take time for yourself and gain confidence and strength as you find your people in this family-friendly and tough-as-nails fitness community.

Jazzercise challenges participants to find their inner pop diva, so you can guarantee some sassy movement when you attend one of these HIIT Cardio and Dance Fitness classes. Founded in 1969 and still going strong all over the world, Jazzercise is a fun and energetic way to workout the entire body while jamming to the most popular mainstream music. Right here in Gallatin, we have a local fitness facility offering Jazzercise classes multiple times a week, and lucky for us, one of our chamber gals has been teaching Jazzercise for over 35 years, meaning she has the inside scoop on the health benefits, dance moves, and class information you need to get your dance on. If you choose to join the crowd at Jazzercise Gallatin, you’ll have access to classes at two partnering facilities, and depending on which membership option you choose, you’ll have access to online content you can use anywhere with an internet connection. Jazzercise classes can accommodate up to 50 participants, so get ready to vibe with the best of them in this dance party fitness experience designed to get you in shape and bring on the fun.

Hotworx 24 Hour Infrared Fitness Studio in Gallatin is a small but mighty gym option for those wanting a little extra umph for their buck. Fully equipped with infrared saunas large enough for up to three people, Hotworx provides 15-minute HIIT and 30-minute Isometric workouts designed to heat you up and burn calories during and long after your sessions. Pilates, barre, rowing, and cycling are just a few of the available options in the Gallatin studio, and with 24-hour keypad access and a scheduling app made easy, booking your sessions and even your spot inside the sauna is quick and efficient. Once you arrive, expect to check your sauna for proper temperature and equipment setup, if any, and observe all club rules to ensure a fun and invigorating experience. Some workouts require use of a special yoga mat and towel designed for the hot environment (sold during your membership sign up), and other equipment such as foam rollers and bands are available for use. If you’re not feeling a hot workout, find the TRXworkout section, including guided workouts using dumbbells and other free weight equipment. Be respectful by cleaning up after yourself, and leave knowing you’ll enjoy the benefits of infrared heat exposure for days to come. Clearer skin, a healthier body, and the pride of knowing you did it is enough to keep you coming back. The important thing about this gym is hydration is key to being successful, so make sure you drink up before, during, and after your visits to stay healthy.

If you’re interested in other movement experiences, check out these options, all offering something a little different and unique to their spaces. Any facility you choose will be packed with trainers and staff ready to help you achieve your goals, encouraging you to take time to move here in Gallatin!

Jazzercise

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Dive

Barre and Pilates

IronTribe Fitness in Gallatin is focused on results, providing a personalized plan for each and every athlete. The gym and trainers believe that resolutions are a sure way to get off track, and instead they encourage everyone to reset their fitness and create new opportunities to make health and working out a lifestyle. Various membership options means you have the chance to customize a plan that fits your lifestyle and fitness goals. Group classes and one-on-one sessions are expertly planned to push you to healthy limits all while teaching you how to live and maintain a sustainable life outside of the gym. IronTribe is different because they aren’t promoting “quick fixes” to health and fitness concerns. They help to create a system that progressively sees you getting stronger, leaner, and becoming your best self while building community with other participants visiting the gym. Consistency is key, and every trainer is interested in seeing athletes succeed, meaning they’re personally available and invested in your fitness journey. You can catch special events, free classes, and training program deals all throughout the year, so be sure to follow them online or drop by in person to touch base with a trainer about your fitness needs.

If you’re interested in other movement experiences, check out these options, all offering something a little different and unique to their spaces. The Sumner County YMCA and Fitness 1440 offer several amenities and membership options while also providing in-house childcare for those days when you want to come for a workout but have the littles in tow. The Gallatin Civic Center touts an outdoor pool with water slides along with indoor fitness equipment and personal training, sports, and group fitness classes. If you want more of a boutique feel with an intense focus, F45 is a great place to get in a HIIT workout, carefully curated and demonstrated by trainers ready to help you take movement to the next level, and Iron Lotus Gym can focus on reducing stress and getting you the “Black Belt Body” you deserve. If you can’t get enough discipline in your fitness routine, visit Ernie Reyes’ World Martial Arts or Impact Martial Arts for group classes and other training designed to get you in shape while also strengthening your mind. Any facility you choose will be packed with trainers and staff ready to help you achieve your goals, encouraging you to take time to move here in Gallatin! §

Jazzercise class at grand opening of The Station

LUXURY POOLS

TIME FOR BRUNCH

We all have times we like to get a little extra shuteye before conquering the day, and that mid-morning moment makes breakfast and lunch collide into a great opportunity for a local brunch. Gallatin has a few hot spots in town where you can grab a combination of savory and sweet breakfast items with a splash of lunch and spirits to boot. We’re pretty sure you’ll make brunch a weekly meal once you’ve tried what our city has to offer.

O’CHARLEY’S RESTAURANT + BAR

O'Charley’s brought back brunch in 2024, and we couldn’t be happier. Everything from honey-drizzled fried chicken biscuits to bacon, egg, and cheese quesadillas means you can have some morning and some afternoon all in one bite. Need something sassy to spice up your

day? Snag a Bloody Mary, MimO’sa, or MargO’rita to pair with your french toast and scrambled eggs, and we know you’ll walk out satisfied. O’Charley’s offers Sunday brunch only, so be sure to mark the calendar for your next visit.

AWEDADDY’S BAR AND GRILL

Sunday brunch just got a glow up at Awedaddy’s Bar and Grill where between 10am-1pm every Sunday you can make your own Bloody Mary, order pre-made delights from the menu, or choose your own fixins for an omelet prepared while you wait. If you like something a little sweeter, check out the Strawberry Stuffed French Toast; need a savory slap to get your day going and you should go dockside with a huge bowl of Shrimp & Grits. Toast those taste buds with a Belgian Sweetie & Hot Chicken, and you’ll have the best of breakfast

and lunch on one plate. Any way you go, we’re sure their brunch menu will have something that floats your boat.

KEKE’S BREAKFAST CAFE

Keke’s rolled into town with brunch as a business model, and boy are we glad they chose Gallatin as a landing spot. Open 7:00am-2:30pm daily (except for Thanksgiving and Christmas), Keke’s has everything from waffles and pancakes, to salads, sandwiches, burgers, bowls, and fancy french toast. We don’t know about you, but sitting down in a cozy atmosphere to indulge in some Banana Caramel Pancakes sounds like a great way to start any day of the week. The exciting part about Keke’s brunch is if you can’t decide what to get, you can create a combo, allowing you an opportunity to sample several of their menu items at once.

Keke's Breakfast Cafe

ALBERTO’S RESTAURANT AND BAKERY

Alberto’s Restaurant and Bakery adds a bit of Brazilian and European panache to our Gallatin food scene. Located in an old farmhouse just off the main drag in town, Alberto’s is a unique spot to stop for dinner, Tuesday-Friday – but hold up! Alberto’s is bringing the weekend flare by offering two days of brunch to satisfy your need for something a little fancier than your typical breakfast or lunch. Stop in for a Quiche Lorraine or Paris or grab a traditional pastry to complement your coffee. If you need something a bit more filling, grab a Ouro Branco chicken curry wrap or a BLT on a French baguette. Whatever your brunch desire, Alberto’s will provide an upscale dining experience you won’t soon forget.

CAFE 393

Cafe 393 claims to be “your hometown marketplace cafe,” and we concur. Offering breakfast, brunch, and lunch options, you won’t come up short looking for yummy morning foods to brighten your day. If you’re feeling coastal, shrimp and grits will set sail to your taste buds; for something a little more traditional, check out eggs benedict, create-your-own-omelette, or biscuits with sausage gravy to get you going. Something sweet to finish off your meal is no problem, as they bake daily fresh cakes, muffins, cookies, and pies. Cinnamon rolls or a root beer float may satisfy your sweet tooth, or maybe you’ll opt for peach soda, fruit tea, or a latte with whipped cream on top. If you’re feeling extra sassy, you can find prosecco on tap, meaning the mimosas can keep on coming! Anyway you fry your eggs, Cafe 393 will help you get your brunch on like a pro. Visit them in Hendersonville or Gallatin starting at 7am six days a week.

DOUBLE DOGS - GALLATIN

This spot is typically the best place to catch a game, sit on the patio with the pups, and imbibe, but now it can be your place to toss back an iced coffee and enjoy french toast, eggs, bacon, and all things breakfast-y. Offering brunch starting at 10:30am on the weekends, Double Dogs has solidified their spot in our restaurant scene by providing

Brunch is one of those meals that feels special, exciting, and just a bit extravagant, but we love every second of it and certainly offer some fun and diverse experiences at these local joints.

Cafe 393

If you don’t have time for a full brunch, check out one of our local coffee shops and cafes!

everything we could possibly want to munch on, no matter the time of day. With impressive indoor and outdoor seating, this bar, restaurant, and now brunch spot is a great place to meet up with friends for the big game or a weekend recap over mimosas and chicken and waffles.

M.L.ROSE

CRAFT BEER AND BURGERS is new to Gallatin but not to the Nashville area. In the Fall of 2024, they opened their doors to our community, and we added another brunch spot to the weekend roster. Offering a wide variety of entrees, shareables, and cocktails, this burger joint and bar has more than enough food to round out your midday meal. Skillet Monkey Bread and Papi’s Breakfast Burrito are just two of the unique dishes you can snag. If you like a good taco, you can get a Brunchwrap Supreme, or ditch the savory and indulge in some Lemon Blueberry French Toast. Pair your choice with a Casa-Rita, Tropical Tennessee Tea, or a traditional juice or coffee, and you’ll be full as a tick until dinner.

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GUILTY GRIND, BLACK ELM COFFEE SHOP, GRAHAM’S COFFEE CO., MARY’S PLACE

If you don’t have time for a full brunch, check out one of our local coffee shops or cafes to grab a local bite. The Guilty Grind, Black Elm Coffee #2 and #3 have Italian pastries, smoothie bowls, muffins, and cookies for onthe-go noms. Graham’s is your local

coffee stop for drive-thru lattes, fun seasonal coffee concoctions, and one of the best Americanos in Sumner County. If you’re looking for a quick sit-down meal that feels like eating right in grandma’s Southern kitchen, head over to Mary’s Place. You’ll find a more traditional breakfast offering, including all the eggs, bacon, grits, and biscuits you can handle.

Brunch is one of those meals that feels special, exciting, and just a bit extravagant, but we love every second of it and certainly offer some fun and diverse experiences at these local joints. From the marina to the farmhouse, brunch is more than just a meal in Gallatin – it’s a whole vibe. §

Black Elm Coffee

Alberto's Restaurant and Bakery

Induldge TIME TO

Gallatin has no shortage of delicious places to visit –each with its own spin on dessert. We can’t wait to meet you in one of our favorite spots enjoying the many sweet offerings encouraging you to take Time to Indulge .

Everyone needs a little time to indulge and what better way than to find the most unique treats Gallatin has to offer. Snag some noms from one of these local delights , and you’ll leave with a full tummy and a smile.

The Guilty Grind

The Guilty Grind lives right on the corner of Gallatin’s public square, bringing a saucy, Italian flare to our dessert scene. Gelato, macarons, savory and sweet pastries, bread service, homemade cakes, espresso, specialty coffees – there’s not much Laura Braga and her team can’t serve up. The word ‘guilty’ may be in the name, but the satisfied feeling you’ll have after your visit will have you running around Gallatin to share your new find. No guilt here – just delicious food, drinks, and company to satiate your need for a little Italy in Tennessee. The Guilty Grind is host to many networking groups, so grab an espresso and make some new connections while you’re here – it’s sure to be the “chef’s kiss” of your visit to our city.

Serving Italian, Brazilian, and French cuisine, Alberto's cozy restaurant is masterful with unique desserts. Be prepared to make hard decisions!

Mini Donut Daze

If you’re in the mood to indulge but want to keep it modest, check out Mini Donut Daze food truck. Mini donuts, mini corndogs, lemonade, and coffee are freshly made each day, meaning you can pass that all-too-familiar “HOT” sign and head over to the food truck for some pretty special treats. The donuts are for sure the star of the show, prepared in flavors like birthday cake, caramel turtle, and strawberry shortcake. If you want a more traditional flavoring, check out cinnamon sugar, vanilla glazed, or powdered minis. Into something more exotic? Build your own mini creation with a number of glazes and toppings for every sweet tooth. Grab a coffee to wash down your yums, and remember: Mini Donut Daze is where “The HOT sign is always on!”

Alberto’s Restaurant & Bakery

Serving Italian, Brazilian, and French cuisine, this cozy restaurant is masterful with unique desserts. Macarons, fruit tarts, Tiramisu, and chocolate mousse are just a few of the yummy options you have post meal. Be prepared

The Guilty Grind

Alberto's Restaurant & Bakery

Mini Donut Daze

to make hard decisions, as each dessert typically comes in a variety of flavors, making it increasingly hard to choose exactly what might hit your sweet tooth just right. If you’re wanting a less traditional option, choose the Sweet Pastel – a hot-pocket style offering with your choice of indulgent ingredients. Build your own with fruit jams, chocolate, and powdered sugar stuffed into a fried wheat dough pocket big enough that it hangs completely off both sides of the plate! We love all of the food at Alberto’s, but the desserts are especially good and make for a fun treat for birthdays, anniversaries, or just days that end in ‘Y’!

Bruster’s Real Ice Cream

Ice cream has never tasted so good, and we hope you’re ready for a REAL treat at Bruster’s Real Ice Cream – made fresh daily in each store. Just down the road in Hendersonville, TN, Bruster’s touts everything from homemade waffle cones to non-dairy, fatfree, and unique flavor options. Making “the world a sweeter place, one scoop at a time” is Bruster’s mission, and they’re doing just that with yummy Italian ices, sherbets, and even vegan oat-milk options. From traditional chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry, to Cotton Candy Explosion, Southern Banana Puddin’, and New York Cheesecake, we’re sure you’ll be happy you made the trip. Can’t make it to the store? Be on the lookout for the Bruster’s Real Ice Cream truck at events around town and let them serve up a little happiness to top off your day.

Andy’s Frozen Custard

Make a trip to Andy’s Frozen Custard and you can grab any sweet treat imaginable. Concretes blend your favorite custard flavor with nuts, fruit, and other mix-ins of your choice, and if your sweet tooth is really turned on, you can turn that into a Jackhammer, filling the center of the creation with cookies, syrups, nuts, or hot fudge. Satisfy your thirst with old-fashioned sodas, fresh-brewed tea,

floats, malts, and shakes, or chow down on an Andy’s Turtle Split, Stolen Brownie Sundae, or Zarlengo’s Italian Ice. When that custard craving strikes, never fear, Andy’s is open until at least 11pm every night – one of the only cold desserts in town you can snag for a late-night nom. Save yourself the trouble of making just one flavor choice and take home a Pick 6 or Andy’s Frozen Custard in pints and quarts.

Publix

Publix offers more than groceries and great customer service: they have one of the best bakeries in town, and with an impressive variety of desserts, they can accommodate everything from your personal cravings to company get togethers, birthday parties, and even weddings. Cannolis, petit fours, donuts, pastries, cakes, cookies, chocolate hummus, pies, dipped berries – the choices are abundant and at affordable prices. Publix also has specialty coffee drinks, muffins, tarts, and fresh-baked bread all made in store daily. The best part about having a bakery right in the store is that you can get everything you need to fill the pantry and put a smile on your face for that special occasion, and you don’t have to make extra stops. Snag a premade item or put in an order that allows you to customize your flavors and design to reflect the personality of the event, and remember that we have Publix stores on three sides of Gallatin (soon to be a fourth!), making your bakery visit that much more convenient.

Andy's Frozen Custard

Katherine’s cupcakes are a crowd favorite, not just among us common folks, but well-known names like Reese Withersoon, Miranda Lambert, Craig Morgan and country queen herself Dolly Parton have put in custom orders for their own special events.

Blooming Kupcakes is a local delight that will have you stunned beyond belief when you peep how realistic icing can appear. Born out of the 2020 pandemic, Blooming Kupcakes is Katherine Halbeck’s imagination gone “viral,” as her fascination with online icing decorating techniques inspired her to hone her skills and share her love of cupcakes and flowers with friends. Formerly in the legal and medical realms, Katherine was spending her days in the 8-5 world then coming home to bake and decorate until the wee hours of the morning. When the pandemic struck and work was scarce, she had a talk with her husband and they decided that Blooming Kupcakes deserved full-time attention. It wasn’t until Katherine received a call from a fellow female entrepreneur that she realized God had her exactly on the path where she belonged. She had previously reached out to Mignon Francois, a baker and owner of The Cupcake Collection, for guidance and business tips. After a month of hoping for a response, Katherine received the phone call that would change the trajectory of her business. Mignon shared with Katherine in her morning Bible reading of Matthew 26, she felt called to reach out. Unbeknownst to Mignon, Matthew 19:26 was pivotal for Katherine as she grieved the loss of her son, Matthew, many years before. She’d received mail containing references to Matthew 19:26, a verse that reads, “With God, all things are possible.” You see, Matthew was born on May 26th and passed away on July 19th, and the significance of the mail and eventually Mignon’s phone call sealed the deal for Blooming Kupcakes. Katherine’s cup was overflowing after an hour of scripture reading and encouragement from Mignon, and with confidence and a strength in her

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faith, Katherine moved forward with baking and decorating full time.

Katherine’s cupcakes are a crowd favorite, not just among us common folks, but well-known names like Reese Withersoon, Miranda Lambert, Craig Morgan and country queen herself Dolly Parton have put in custom orders for their own special events.

After just a few years, Katherine has found herself baking and decorating cupcakes for weddings, baby showers, corporate events, and other parties; to date, she touts over 60 floral designs and has won decorating contests all over the world – a silver medal in England at the 2023 world’s largest cake competition and a gold medal in 2024 at the nation’s largest cake expo. The rose was a favorite to pipe when Blooming Kupcakes first hit the dessert scene, but after years of experimenting with different designs, Katherine gets extra excited about orders including peonies, now her favorite flower to create. If you love her designs enough, you can even take a chance at your own decorating at one of her many workshops held throughout the year. People come from down the road or across state lines to spend time baking and decorating with Blooming Kupcakes because Katherine seeks to “[make] the world a better place one cupcake at a time.” No gatekeeping here! Katherine loves sharing her love of all things cupcakes with Gallatin and the world!

Gallatin has no shortage of delicious places to visit – each with its own spin on dessert. We can’t wait to meet you in one of our favorite spots enjoying the many sweet offerings encouraging you to take Time to Indulge. §

Blooming Kupcakes

TIME TO TRIM

When it’s time to get the hair on point, Gallatin has a chair or two around town you might want to find yourself in. From the local barber shop to the high-end salon, we can get your hair washed, cut, colored, and coiffed all without leaving town.

Plaza Barber Shop has been in Gallatin for decades, and the old-school ambience is certainly to be treasured. On any given day, you'll walk in to find owner Stephen Templeton and son, Grant, trimming hair and sharing the latest news with generations of men who’ve visited this barber shop since they were just big enough to hop into the chair. Inexpensive, classic, and filled with 1950s and 60s nostalgia, Plaza Barber Shop has that hometown feel your grandparents always talked about.

Bring cash and get ready to make new buds, as you won’t escape the man chatter that keeps the shop buzzing with excitement. We’re positive getting your ears lowered at Plaza Barber Shop will be a great Gallatin experience.

Sports Clips runs on the motto of providing “The MVP” haircut experience for men. Signature service includes a hot steamed towel, massaging hair shampoo, and neck and shoulder treatment, all while watching your favorite sports in a man cave-like atmosphere. Sports Clips stylists are specifically trained to cut men’s and boys’ hair, meaning precision cuts every time.

Beard trims are part of the “Extra Innings” package, along with in-between haircut MVP treatment and complimentary neck trims. With over 1900 locations nationwide and one right here in Gallatin, you can sit back and relax for your next haircut whether you’re playing home field or on the road with the team!

Evergreen Salon is a unique experience where you can pull out your laptop and work from the salon chair while sharing all the latest gossip and getting your hair pristinely cared for. More than a place to get your hair colored, Evergreen encourages guests to relax and enjoy seasonal drinks and snacks while they plan for one-onone consultations with their stylist of choice, curating the perfect hair to make them the ‘mane’ characters of their own life stories.

Nestled into the downtown Gallatin scenery, this cozy concept was born out of Chloe and Jacqui’s desire to help clients feel more ownership and understanding of their hair, giving them coloring options that accommodate busy lifestyles, regrowth, and styling needs – all without the hassle of too-far-out appointments and frazzled strands to boot. Note the array of plants throughout the salon, and take comfort in knowing they have six stylists all with their own unique flair. Evergreen’s goal is for every client to feel valued, “all while indulging in some well-deserved self-care.”

Olive + Oak Hair Studio is “where it’s all about you.” Their name is symbolic of the Biblical olive branch sent to Noah after the Great Flood and the strength and resilience of the oak tree, ultimately representing God’s strong and enduring relationship with His people. Serving guests with everything from dry cuts to Brazilian blowouts, this studio

Plaza Barber Shop

aims to have you loving your hair again in no time. Owners Heather and Victoria met in cosmetology school a decade before opening Olive + Oak together, and now their salon dreams are a reality, as they pride themselves on offering a relaxing and indulgent visit complete with drinks, snacks, and an oh-so-friendly atmosphere. Rooted in Christian core values and a desire for every client to leave feeling beautiful, Olive + Oak believes in through consultations so that you and your stylist can decide on a cut, color, and style that suits your hair type and lifestyle best. For a no frills feel with an allthe-frills experience, consider Olive + Oak Hair Studio where classic beauty and confidence is being served up every time the doors open.

Next time that hair needs some attention, you can rest assured that Gallatin is a cut above the rest. Salons, barber shops, hair studios – whatever your preference, we have stylists all over town ready to treat you like a star. §

Olive + Oak

LEARN TIME TO

Sumner County is known for many positive things, and education is no exception. In addition to an impressive county school system, the county and city provide learning opportunities for all ages, pre-school through post-secondary. With public and private options available, we are top of the class for learning programs in Tennessee.

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

Gallatin First United Methodist Church offers N.A.P.S., a preschool and after-care program for children six weeks old and up. Weekly tuition is largely dependent on age, but they do offer daily drop-in rates and multi-child discounts.

Gallatin Day Care Center has been around since 1969, and aims to provide fantastic care in a loving and supportive environment. They offer services for children 12 months through 5th grade and even help with homework and other curriculum-based projects.

Gallatin Premier Childcare provides specialized care for infants to three years old, including organic and natural snacks and lunches for children over 12 months. Something unique about this center is that they occasionally open Saturday evenings for parent night out and have indoor/outdoor playgrounds.

Gallatin Child Care, Inc. is a licensed daycare center offering classes for 12 months to five years of age. They participate in a subsidized child care program, working closely with the state of Tennessee and local organizations to provide affordable childcare to local families.

Also established in 1969, First Presbyterian Church of Gallatin Preschool has a long history of meeting educational needs for students. They accommodate ages six weeks to five years, and parents have the choice of three schedules, including two, three, and fiveday care options.

Primrose School of Gallatin

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Elite Education provides high-quality preschool curriculum with a mission to prepare students for Kindergarten. Yearly updates mean each class is taught the most current and relevant skills to have them entering public and private systems with confidence. The school maintains open and frequent communication with families and encourages a love for learning from all involved.

The Goddard School Gallatin and Hendersonville exhibits what they call “The Goddard Difference,” focusing on social, emotional, physical, and academic development of children from infants to pre-K aged children. These franchised-based and locally owned schools foster a love of learning through exploration and play both inside and outside of the classroom.

Lightbridge Academy prides itself on providing a loving and safe environment for learning and has an established reputation as “The Solution for Working Families.” Offering corporate advantage programs for employers, back-up care for days you’re in a pinch, and dedicated summer camps means something to suit every educational journey.

Keystone Childcare is focused on providing an environment where children can grow, learn, and play. Accepting students from infancy to pre-k, Keystone has an impressive staff of educators

ready to serve your child’s individual needs. Banks Barry the support canine is also part of the team, solidifying their social emotional approach to quality education.

Primrose School of Gallatin provides services for infants to kindergarteners keeping a keen eye on developing Active Minds, Healthy Bodies, and Happy Hearts. Primrose believes in fostering positive relationships at home, improving the school-home connection for students. Beyond the school year, Summer Adventure Club helps students develop STEM skills through themed challenges and activities.

PRIVATE EDUCATION

Sumner County has several private school options for those wishing to have a more personalized and cozy educational experience. Religious affiliation or not, each of these options provides a specialized experience to suit the specific needs of your students.

St. John Vianney Catholic School is the only pre-K - 8th grade Catholic school in Sumner County, making it a great option for families looking to incorporate private religious studies from the start. Open since 2003, the school is dedicated to small class sizes, unique clubs and electives, and innovative technology and STEM.

Pope Saint John Paul II Preparatory School opened in 2002 as Pope John Paul II High School and in 2021 added grades 6-8 in a new middle school on the same campus. The school is rooted in the Catholic faith but open to all students. Faculty and staff encourage challenging studies that carry graduates far beyond the classroom.

Goodpasture Christian School serves students 12 months - 12th grade and is located just South of Sumner County in Madison, TN. Since 1965, their aim has been “to provide students with an educational experience that prepares them to succeed in college and life.” A Christ-centered school, Goodpasture encourages Christian values while also stimulating young minds to go into the world as productive citizens.

Sumner Academy is a pre-K - 8th grade private school offering a close-knit, secular community with a range of academic offerings to challenge and enrich enrolled students. Established in 1973, Sumner Academy has been serving Gallatin and surrounding communities for five decades, providing a 13:1 student teacher ratio and an average of 19 years teaching experience per teacher.

Gallatin High School

For a fiercely private but supportive school option, Apex Christian Academy offers homeschool families a friendly place “for children to grow academically, socially, and spiritually.” Apex offers virtual and hybrid options for various grade levels, as well as specially curated curriculum on a number of popular subjects. Apex currently serves the K-12 population.

HIGHER EDUCATION

Sumner County is home to several higher education institutions, offering everything from technical training in skilled trades to Associate’s, Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Doctoral degrees. If you just love this area and want to keep it local, we have programs for every interest level.

Tennessee College of Applied Technology boasts several campuses around the state, but a couple in particular serve Gallatin and surrounding areas more intimately than others. TCAT Hartsville and TCAT Nashville (satellite campus in Portland) provide programs in cosmetology, machining, welding, healthcare, and heavy equipment repair among others. If you’re looking for reputable hands-on education to get you credentialed on a fast track to your desired career, TCAT is a great place to consider your options. In many cases, TCAT offers classes to high school students, ensuring they can earn certifications and enter the workforce upon graduation or shortly after.

Welch College , formerly Free Will Baptist College, was founded in 1942 and is a private, non-profit 4-year institution tucked into the Station Camp area of Gallatin. Welch touts over 50 degree programs, giving students options to earn Associate’s, Bachelor’s, and Master’s degrees on campus or online. Dual Enrollment options are provided for local high school students to earn college credits before they graduate. They also have the respected Welch Divinity School, designed to prepare leaders in classic theological studies coupled with the practice of Christian ministry. Although compact, the campus has residence halls and dining options, giving undergraduate students the whole college experience just a few miles from home. Much like larger colleges and universities, the president of Welch lives on campus and is a friend to students, faculty, staff, and visitors alike.

Volunteer State Community College has been in Gallatin since 1971 and has since expanded across Tennessee, allowing students all over our state to achieve academic greatness. Vol State has 100 areas of study, has a small teacher to student ratio, and offers on-campus, hybrid, online, and high school learning experiences for students of all ages and academic levels. While you can’t live on campus, Gallatin has seen a boom in rentals around the area, making a short commute and several food options convenient and accessible to the college. Students can join sports teams or clubs, workout in the recreation center, or cheer on their favorite actors in school productions. Vol State offers Gallatin and surrounding communities the whole shebang on a newly expanded and renovated campus just off Nashville Pike on the South side of town.

Making decisions beyond the secondary experience can be a daunting task, but right here in our back pocket, we have tons of options to help make the decision easier and more affordable. You may decide to

Union University’s satellite campus in Hendersonville, TN offers a wide variety of degree programs for adults looking to merge Christian faith with learning. Primarily recognized for prestigious programs in Nursing and Education, Union University Hendersonville has class options for even the busiest professional – coming in strong with in-person, hybrid, and fully online classes. If you’re looking to earn an Associate’s, Bachelor’s, or postgraduate degree, Union touts over 100 degree programs to choose from, meaning whatever your academic heart desires is close by. A Christian College in Gallatin, TN, Offering Associate’s, Bachelor’s, and Master’s Degrees welch.edu | (615) 675-5255

Primrose School of Gallatin

branch out beyond our county lines, but if you’re not quite ready or you have an established life and career and just want to add to your educational experience, these institutions will without a doubt have you feeling like the star student that you are!

PUBLIC EDUCATION - SUMNER COUNTY SCHOOLS

Sumner County Schools has been open since 1873, currently operating 52 schools, including a variety of learning models: virtual, in-person, hybrid, STEM, magnet, alternative, a Middle Technical College High School, and regular elementary, middle, and high schools. Depending on your needs, SCS offers special education, standard, honors, Advanced Placement and college-level courses, accommodating students at every ability level. A recent shift in the workforce has seen the school system rise to meet the needs of skilled trades, providing classes on everything from cosmetology and nursing to computer coding, welding, and aviation. Sumner County Schools leads Tennessee with the most career and technical education (CTE) pathways and is currently working to add mechatronics and audio/visual production among other programs in the near future.

While our middle and high schools contain the typical clubs, sports teams, and organizations seen across the country and the world, they also give students opportunities to earn qualifications and certifications in professional fields not requiring four-year degrees. CTE improves graduation rates in local high schools and colleges, and the technical knowledge students gain from industry-leading professionals turned classroom instructors means gaining a rigorous academic foundation and real-world experience in their desired areas of study. Many students graduating from CTE programs in Sumner County are entering the workforce in high-wage positions –agriculture, law and public safety, arts, communications, health sciences, hospitality and tourism, human services, IT, manufacturing, marketing, and transportation and logistics name just a few of the hundreds of programs students can engage with to enhance their skills and learning in various fields.

Some of the more popular programs include criminal justice, cosmetology, and aviation.

Sumner County and Gallatin have your best interests at the forefront, boasting care centers, homeschooling cooperatives, public and private options, and higher education institutions. One of the top school systems in the state of Tennessee, SCS shines as a beacon of learning locally and globally represented by graduates of all ages, races, and backgrounds, and geographic locations. §

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TIME FLIES

How does time fly?

On wing or rocket it travels by

Hard to believe passing of years

Yesterday celebrating birthing tears.

Once being young running free

Doing this or that which would it be?

Climbing high in a tree feeling alive

Water below taking a dive.

During those seconds no longer earth bound

Screams of joy the only sound.

Many times through life taking a plunge

Absorbing joy like a sponge.

Screams of fear and pleasure at the same time

Living through twists and turns with no rhyme.

Ending differently had you been bolder?

Achieving the goal of getting older

Learning life is simple and true

Best time of living is sitting with you.

Holding hands and kissing your lips

Sharing memories of our worldly trips.

Travelling and looking for more

Now the next life is opening the door.

Fearing what the unknown is bringing

Perhaps soon waking to angels singing.

Will it be like we have been told?

If not just stay with me and be old.

- Craig D. Erlewine

SHOP TIME TO

Once upon a time, Gallatin wasn’t exactly a hub for retail queens, but in 2025, that’s certainly not the case. Just on the historic downtown square, you’ll find a gob of cutesy boutiques, all with their own unique sense of style. Travel down the road a bit, and a few more fun retail options are scattered along the way, making shopping a mini road trip and a local delight that will have you waving your credit cards all over town.

Twirls Bridal and Formal is our local shop for all things glitzy and glam, and owner Jennifer Peyton is just the girl to make all your party dreams come true. Whether you’re the mother of the bride, the bride, or just looking for your next prom masterpiece, Twirls has everything you need for a truly Cinderella experience. Pageant girls are especially in luck because Jennifer is an expert in finding the perfect dresses to fit their needs. A pageant participant herself, she is passionate about making your special day, whatever it might be, one to remember. Providing a luxury experience right in the heart of Hendersonville is important to the team, so be sure to book your appointment online so that Twirls consultants are prepared to treat you like the queen you are. Focusing solely on you and your formalwear needs is Twirls’ expertise, and since they offer high-end fashions from top designers, we’re positive you’ll say yes to your dress and leave a happy customer.

Tennessee Honey: a Southern Boutique exudes a whole lotta Nashville right here in Gallatin. On the corner of E. Franklin St. and open for the last eight years, this cozy western retail establishment has some interesting finds for boot lovers and trendsetters, all with that Patsy Cline

vibe you won’t find anywhere else in town. Trucker hats, belt bags, blanket scarves, flannels, denim, and shoes of all sorts fill the shelves in this bourbon barrel-esque store. The rich smells of tobacco and leather candles tinged with floral scents of Gallatin’s classiest ladies will have you shopping for every occasion all in one place. Keep up with new inventory and the latest sales on socials, and be sure to check out the online store if you’re unable to make it in. Shipping and local pickup are available.

Sassy and Brassy Boutique and S&B Kids provides opportunities for moms and babies to walk around Gallatin in style. One of the only boutique retail spots offering adult and children’s clothes, Sassy and Brassy can outfit a chunk of the family in everything from gameday sparkles to trucker hats, crop tops, dresses, tennis shoes, and jewelry. Toss in teethers, paci clips, and onesies, and even your littles will be crawling down the runway looking chic. Any way you choose your OOTD, this shop appeals to every age and taste. Best known for their frequent social media posts highlighting the latest arrivals and most fashionable weekly picks, Sassy and Brassy is outfitting Gallatin with leisure, business casual, and night-on-the-town attire. Monday -

Twirls Bridal & Formal

Honey + Suede

Saturday, you can shop in store on the historic downtown Gallatin square.

Honey + Suede has dressy casual clothing for women of all ages. Mostly appealing to the extroverted, bubbly, and in-love-with-a-pattern personalities, this boutique has a minimalistic approach to high fashion and style. Sweater dresses, elegant jewelry, flirty denim, and classic handbags are just a little of what Honey + Suede has to offer. Near the back of the store, you can fill your own jar of homemade bath soaks or grab local candles and room sprays that rival any luxury brand available. Kelly and Shelby, the motherdaughter duo that started this business in 2020, wanted to provide a place where women can find clothes that make them feel confident in who God made them to be, and we can attest to the fact that they did it! One unique thing that sets this store apart is its upstairs event space and on-staff event specialist. Keep an eye on scheduled events or reach out to inquire about using their space for your own celebrations. Shop online or in store TuesdaySaturday each week.

Wild Vines Boutique started as a private Facebook group utilizing posts and live videos to sell merchandise. After wild success on socials, owner, Kaylee Troutman, decided

it was time to get her own brick and mortar in addition to keeping her online following. Kaylee opened her boutique doors in the Spring of 2024, and she’s had nothing but fun since. Whether you’re shopping for casual wear, gameday finds, or shoes, you’re sure to find something cute, bright, and affordable for the occasion. Kaylee has an eye for fashion, and that means always finding the on-trend styles you’re seeking. This Dolly and Audrey inspired boutique is girlie, bright, and a whole lotta neon vibes! From candles and fragrances, to shorts, jumpers, dresses, and jewelry, Wild Vines Boutique is a sassy little spot to visit for some fun retail therapy. You can request access to the Wild Vines VIP group on Facebook, shop in store, or online. Local shipping and pickup available.

Crown & Iris Family Lifestyle Boutique has a little bit of everything and is another crowning glory for owners Josh and Jennifer Peyton. Just across town, near the Station Camp Creek area, Crown & Iris is a one-and-done shopping experience. They serve the whole family, offering a wide selection of trendy yet practical men’s, women’s, and children’s clothing. The accessories are abundant, as Jennifer has an eye for small, fun details. Chapstick, travel mugs, holiday trinkets, and party supplies are just a few of the unique things you can browse in store or online. If you

Tennessee Honey: a Southern Boutique

need a new coffee mug, desk accessory, or decorative pillows, you can grab those too. Bathing suits, flip flops, sunglasses – we could list a thousand more things, and you’ll still find more to enjoy at Crown & Iris when you visit. If you love to shop but hate traveling from store to store, Crown & Iris can solve your woes and give you a makeover for every part of life.

The Red Tulip, LLC is a sassy little store just off the main drag in town. With a wide variety of home goods, handbags, jewelry, clothing, and accessories, this store is a fun little reminder that a ton of cuteness can be packed into a small and inviting space. The Red Tulip has goods to fill your closet, kitchen, and belly – they offer dip mixes for entertaining, seasonal items to spice up your home and wardrobe, and jewelry for everyday or special occasions. If you want the latest trends in shoes, candles, or water

bottles, you can’t go wrong popping in for a look. Labeled as “Gallatin’s Favorite Gift Store,” The Red Tulip can help you shop for the perfect items for every person and occasion; they’ll even neatly package your gift so that you don’t have to fuss with wrapping! And, if you need it shWWipped, they can handle that too. Check them out and shop online, but know that you’ll find more in store if you visit. They’ll be happy to see you, happy to help you, and you’ll be happy you shopped.

It’s clear that you don’t even have to leave Sumner County to find all the goods you need to outfit your home and life. Just a glimpse into a small list of retail offerings, this list can certainly provide a fun-filled day of shopping the latest finds while checking out some unique businesses run by some of our favorite locals. §

The Red Tulip

Sassy and Brasssy Boutique

IT'S CLEAR THAT YOU DON'T HAVE TO LEAVE SUMNER COUNTY TO FIND ALL THE GOODS YOU NEED TO OUTFIT YOUR HOME AND LIFE.

Crown & Iris Family Lifestyle Boutique

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Second Time Around

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Shopping in and around Gallatin is a treat – with new and secondhand options, you can find just about anything your heart desires. When you’re on a budget or simply looking for something with a little character, shopping these thrift and consignment stores around town will help you add to your stash without having to crack your piggy bank.

Willow Tree Vintage and Thrift is just off South Water Avenue in Gallatin, and it’s an eclectic shop jam packed with clothes, shoes, jewelry, decor, toys, games, and other unique finds. Each week, you’ll find items new to the store, and you’ll be pleasantly

surprised that everything is priced to move. Browse rooms full of items for everyday use or check out their cabinet of collectible and rare items. From figurines and dolls to vintage jewelry and baking supplies, we know you’ll find items to love again and again. Gently used items are available and stock is ever-changing. We encourage you to put Willow Tree Vintage and Thrift on your list of must-visit stores in Gallatin, especially if you enjoy finding great deals on previously owned items. We recommend checking out the wide array of earrings located at the front counter. If you like a good deal, you’re sure to walk away with a bag full!

Up and Down Closet is a fun little shop occupying an old house just off Nashville Pike in the center of town. The door sticks a little, but don’t let that deter you from jiggling the handle just right and making your way into a clothing, jewelry, and handbag wonderland. Dedicated to curvy women and typically focusing on sizes 14 and up, Up and Down Closet is a great store to help stock your closet with the trendiest high-end wardrobe you can find without breaking the bank. Women of all shapes and sizes can shop in this store for tops, dresses, pants, skirts, shoes, and the latest designer handbags and accessories. Up and Down functions

We can’t help but get excited about opportunities to give clothing, accessories, and other items a second chance at good homes. When you’re in town and looking for a bargain, we know a visit to the shops on this list will open your eyes to all the gently used possibilities our retail scene has to offer.

on a consignment model, so not only are you benefitting from great prices on gently used items, but you are helping someone else recoup a little something for handing over their beloved belongings. Be sure to work your way through the entire house, checking out each individual room for fun finds along the way.

Earth First Vintage is tucked in the back of Earth First Plant Co. and is an extension of their business model including vintage glassware and clothing. Items are sourced from local estate sales and definitely provide an opportunity to own one-of-a-kind pieces loved by folks of decades gone by. As you walk into the store, you’ll pass through shelves and fixtures full of unique greenery only to emerge in a room filled with plates, cups, planters, books, signs, and clothes – all sporting that antique look you just won’t find anywhere else in Gallatin. Earth First Vintage gives off old-school, soulful vibes, and we know you’ll be stoked to check out their ready-to-love-again offerings for your kitchen, home, and wardrobe. Grab a plant on the way out, and you’ll definitely exude timeless style.

Earth First Vintage

The Secret Garden in the heart of downtown Gallatin is a consignment children’s store occupying the old J.C. Penney building just across the street from The Station where the Gallatin Chamber lives. The Secret Garden has been in business for a very long time and is so stocked full of high-end children’s clothes, shoes, toys, and accessories that they often have to halt donations to sell out of inventory. From car seats to strollers, to seasonal clothes, gear, and sports memorabilia, this store has it all. Gently used or sometimes brand new, clothes and accessories fill the sales floor from wall to wall. If you enjoy educational children’s toys, The Secret Garden is a proud Melissa & Doug retailer, meaning you’ll often find brand new toy sets for discounted pricing. The store is family owned and operated and loves serving the Gallatin area. Be sure to check them out for all your baby, toddler, and young people items before rushing to big box stores for something new. You never know what you’ll find, and you’ll save a few dollars and put money back in someone else’s pocket to boot!

Habitat ReStore is a division of Habitat for Humanity of Sumner County offering gently used household goods for steeply discounted prices. The only non-profit organization on our second time around list, Habitat ReStore is proud to partner with families and local communities to help build stability and self-reliance through safe and affordable housing. When you shop in this store, you can be assured your money is going to a good cause. In the same vein, donations are crucial to keeping the store stocked. Not only does ReStore accept donations from individuals, but they often partner with local businesses, contractors, and warehouses to receive bulk goods to sell. Ditch the big-box home improvement stores and shop at ReStore to remodel, build, or spruce up your space. If donating or purchasing isn’t on your agenda, “pitch in and help out,” volunteering in store or on a build. Habitat has a volunteer coordinator and information online that will help you to put your money, time, and efforts toward making a difference in our community.

If you’re not in the mood to shop but want to donate, check out Feed Sumner for nonperishable food needs, Electronics Recycling Solutions for disposing of old techy stuff you need to offload, or the Family Resource Center through Sumner County Schools to help provide for local families and students. ERS also hires adults with disabilities, teaching them leadership and work skills they might not get elsewhere, and Feed Sumner keeps our community happy and full while also providing church ministry for those who desire it.

We can’t help but get excited about opportunities to give clothing, accessories, and other items a second chance at good homes. When you’re in town and looking for a bargain, we know a visit to the shops on this list will open your eyes to all the gently used possibilities our retail scene has to offer. §

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Sources:

• MTIDA.org, census.gov, gallatingetsit.com

• https://www.mtida.org/images/uploads/county_files/Gallatin_ Sumner_County_2023.pdf

• https://www.census.gov/quickfacts/fact/table/ gallatincitytennessee/PST045221

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Flowers and gifts make anyone’s day a little brighter, and lucky for us, we have several floral shops with unique flair ready to serve Gallatin and surrounding areas with a whole lotta happy – all in floral form.

NEXT TIME AN OCCASION CALLS FOR SOMETHING SPECIAL, WE HOPE YOU’LL CHECK OUT WHAT THESE BOUTIQUE SHOPS HAVE TO OFFER. WHETHER YOU NEED LOCAL DELIVERY OR OUT-OF-STATE SERVICE, THERE’S A FLORIST OR SHOP OWNER READY TO MAKE IT HAPPEN.

Apple and Dove Flower Co. and Farm is a unique floral shop located right in the heart of the Historic Downtown Gallatin Square. Apple and Dove Farm was established by Mike and Sarah in 2019, and not long after, their brick-andmortar shop hit the scene, inviting all of Middle Tennessee to check out their unique approach to flowers and gifts. Two California natives with a shared dream of growing and sharing their own flowers, these two have exploded into a special boutique floral duo serving the needs of individuals and businesses alike. From weddings to “just because,” Apple and Dove can take care of you, all with a farm fresh and shabby chic vibe.

This husband and wife team has a passion for getting involved with the community, and that’s evident in their array of class offerings both in store and on the farm. From simple bouquet assembly to a pressed flower art series, Mike and Sarah offer beginners and master growers opportunities to learn, love, and appreciate more about the true art of floral care and design. Beginning Summer 2024, Apple Dove partnered with Nashville Cut Flower Collective to offer floral markets every Sunday afternoon during the warmer months. This event is just one of many they host or attend throughout the year, making them quite a presence in Gallatin and beyond. Supporting Apple and Dove is more than just buying flowers – you can browse their branded apparel online or gift a flower subscription to someone needing something bright and aromatic without all the work. If you own a business or just want to spruce up your professional space, for a monthly fee, Apple and Dove will provide weekly bouquets delivered right to your office door. And if you’re really into making sure your arrangements suit exactly what you want, keep an eye out for chances to visit the farm for a picking event or class. Any way you arrange it, Apple and Dove Flower Co. and Farm is a budding company making quite the splash here in Gallatin.

Gallatin Flower and Gift Shoppe is locally owned and operated by Tonya Haynes and Pastor Derrick Jackson, and they are keeping the decades-old spirit of the shop alive and well on the North side of town. Offering more than just floral

Apple and Dove Flower Co. and Farm

arrangements, this boutique has home and seasonal decor to keep your space fresh and inviting, all while nourishing your heart and faith. Monday-Saturday, you can walk in and choose any one of their pre-made arrangements, but for special occasions and more personal arrangements, you can order ahead and pick up on or before your event date.

Gallatin Flower and Gift Shoppe provides familiar floral services for weddings, funerals, formal dances, and standard holidays, but they get excited about helping you curate the perfect bouquet for a loved one, friend, or co-worker for those days you just want to see someone smile. They have jewelry gift items for baby showers, unique baskets for housewarmings and teachers, and even themed products celebrating your favorite season, team, or person. This small flower shop is packed full of blooms that say “thank you,” “I love you,” and “congratulations.” From wreaths and palls, to fancy vases, rustic bouquets, and the most vibrant seasonal blossoms, Gallatin Flower and Gift Shoppe will put a little sparkle in your space on any day that ends in “y”!

Black Tie Floral Design and Events is a local flower and gift shop that hit the scene in Spring 2017. Opened by a local Gallatin girl and now owned by another local gal, Black Tie is a full-service hometown florist with a passion for helping the people of Gallatin and surrounding communities

Gallatin Flower and Gift Shoppe provides familiar floral services for weddings, funerals, formal dances, and standard holidays, but they get excited about helping you curate the perfect bouquet for a loved one.

celebrate and honor every walk of life. Whether you’re in need of a funeral pall, prom flowers, or special event bouquets, Erica Twidle and her team are more than happy to jump in and help.

Closed only on Sundays and often working round the clock, the Black Tie team takes a compassionate and consultative approach to floral arrangements. Erica and the girls are dedicated to personalizing every arrangement, ensuring proper personality is inserted into every design. Erica serves the community by providing arrangements for all occasions, special events, and holidays and hosts classes and workshops upon special request.

Something unique that Black Tie provides is gift baskets personalized to fit even the quirkiest personalities. Backto-school, dance recital, graduation – any event can come to life with a customized gift basket full of flowers and treats. The team also puts together seasonal arrangements and goodies available for a limited time, and they offer an option for you to let the florist do her best work by picking and preparing designs with style and flavor you might not quite have the vision to create on your own. Don’t let the name fool you – Black Tie Floral Design and Events has an eye for class and a green thumb on the pulse of true Gallatin style.

Brown’s Florist in Hendersonville, TN is a small but robust, family-owned floral shop touting three generations of customer service experience to beat all experiences. Whether you’re looking for everyday arrangements or personalized gifts, Brown’s is passionate about creating the best designs for every occasion and need. The great thing about being a small town and well-known floral shop is that orders are taken formally online, in person, and over the phone, but they are also honored in the occasional text message and email from beloved locals who’ve formed relationships with store staff. Look closely and you’ll likely see Rip Beazley tooling around town in his Brown’s Florist vehicle, no doubt delivering smiles everywhere he stops.

Local or across the country, Brown’s Florist can get your personalized arrangement where it needs to be without excessive cost or unnecessary hassle. They are so meticulous about planning deliveries that they contact you, the recipient, and anyone else involved to ensure your order arrives on time and to the right place. Something to ease your mind regarding potential flower shortages or damages is that Brown’s staff will substitute flowers when

Gallatin Flower and Gift Shoppe

necessary guaranteeing the freshest and most colorful blooms are included in your order.

If you’re not quite sure what to order, a free consultation in person or over the phone will help the team assemble the most appropriate bouquets, gift baskets, and messages to meet your needs. Knowing simple things like someone’s favorite color, flower, or scent gives each florist guidance for how to create floral perfection that will most certainly calm sorrows, congratulate the worthy, or simply brighten someone’s day.

We have no shortage of floral design shops with arrangements and gifts meeting every possible need. Whether you need a quick happy to brighten a friend’s day or your favorite person deserves the most beautiful bouquet, these flower gurus have you covered. §

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ERICA TWIDLE

Erica Twidle is no stranger to Gallatin. Born and raised in town and reared in a large family, she is accustomed to knowing just about everyone she encounters. Her over 30 cousins, most of whom still reside in and around Gallatin, are a testament to the tightly woven family bonds that make the Herron family city staples.

Most people know Erica as that flower girl…the one who bought Black Tie Floral Design and Events from another local and is now round-theclock assembling bouquets, gifts, and planning large event decor. These same people might not know that Erica wasn’t always our resident florist: she comes from a unique business background with some bumps and curves that led her to where she is today, and man is her story an interesting one.

As a teenager, Erica found a job in Hendersonville as a server at the Black Eyed Pea restaurant smack in the middle of town. Before she was a wife, mom, and business owner, Erica was a Sumner County girl with a love of live music, painting, hanging out with friends, and long weekend trips. Painting and creative

projects dominated her free time, but as we all know, sometimes those creative ventures don’t pay the bills. Erica started her early adult career in technology sales, a far cry from the floral business she owns today. Working for big tech like DELL and various startups selling software to stay afloat, Erica met her fair share of CEOs, sales teams, and board rooms full of people bogged down by the latest and ever changing technologies her team had to offer.

Erica had quite a run in technology, and then she experienced a devastating layoff that had her questioning herself and her worth in the business world. After a heart-toheart with local photographer and beloved Gallatin guy, Richard Suter, her perspective shifted from feeling like life was happening to her to a more positive outlook on the “why” behind her situation. Out of her layoff tragedy, Erica created Reed Rose Co., a company named after her children and designed out of necessity for a supplemental income.

She eventually got back into technology sales, but after experiencing several failed startups and a birthday that ended with her

being laid off, Erica knew something else had to be on the horizon for her professionally. The birthday layoff was a wakeup call, one that sparked some of Erica’s painting and floral passions, although she wasn’t convinced yet her whole life’s work might hinge on them. After throwing her hands up on the technology world, Erica decided pharmaceutical sales might be her niche. Six weeks later, she was laid off again, and it was a random Facebook message that changed everything. Now the owner of Black Tie Floral Design and Events, Erica is a household go-to for occasion arrangements and gifts, but she’s a lot more than that.

Erica is an artist, hired to attend notable events like the Cragfont Gala and the Farm to Table dinner engaging in live paintings of historic sites and surroundings for auction. She’s a sports fanatic (defending fantasy league champion to be exact!), a camper, a concert-goer, DIYer, and Target enthusiast. On a special note, Erica’s spare time is spent with her Girl Scout troop, teaching and empowering girls about camping, survival skills, and entrepreneurship. Along with her troop co-leader, Kim Baker, Erica is a strong woman raising a strong girl to become just like her. Mom to Della and Reed, Erica finds her passion not just in her business, but mostly in being a mom teaching her kids to fight for what they want in life and to see adversity as a means to success.

Downtime means kids running and playing, music blaring, t-shirt, jeans, and her favorite kicks. Ask Erica what she loves most about Gallatin, and she’ll probably tell you how much she loves the support and connection. In the perspective of her friend, Richard, Erica spends her time letting life happen for her, finding the good in everything she can as she moves through each day. Gallatin is home, and no matter the situation, Positivity is Greater than Negativity, and you’re most likely to come out on top.

Erica Twidle

EVAN JONES

A unique Gallatin native isn’t really hard to find, but Evan Jones is pretty special, especially if you know him outside of his Randy Jones Construction persona. Aside from being an early riser with an affinity for a peaceful Bible study at the local coffee shop, Evan is a numbers guy who believes the Good Lord has blessed him in more ways than one.

Evan was born and raised in Gallatin and is a self-proclaimed “Green Wave to the core.” An only child, baseball player, and calculated personality, it’s no surprise Evan played sports all through school and pursued a Finance and Accounting degree at UT Chattanooga straight out of high school. The issue with all of this is this is not the Evan that people in Gallatin really know. The Evan of Randy Jones Construction, the one helping Gallatin to grow residential offerings off Highway 109, is just a glimpse of the true personality you might know and love if you sat for a coffee in one of those favorite cafes Evan frequents.

When Evan returned to Gallatin from college in Chattanooga, he did everything in his power to prove you don’t have to go into the family business to be successful. After working with the Tennessee Valley Authority, he decided the boiler room wasn’t for him, so he hopped right into the construction business and never looked back. The fun part of that career leap is Evan met the girl that would forever change his world and make August 25th a date to remember. More than just #25 on the baseball uniform, this significant date, unbeknownst to Evan at first, seals his fate as a date, a fiance, and a husband.

Every conversation with Evan begins with him professing his undying devotion to God. He strives to care genuinely about the folks around him and feels his purpose in life is to help people know more about God than they know about him. A man not too keen on the single life in the sense that he loves being around others, Evan is dog dad to a mini goldendoodle named Nala and youth pastor to a gaggle of

young people at the Gallatin Church of God of Prophecy. One week a year, you’ll find Evan at Camp Hickory Hills, another week in Nicaragua spreading the gospel far and wide, and one a night a week hosting a local Bible study in a pavilion of the neighborhood where he lives. And when he’s not doing all of these things, according to Evan, “If I’m not working or churchin', I'd like to be golfin’”! When he’s not working, churching, or golfing, Evan is probably at a Chamber Board meeting, helping plan Habitat for Humanity projects, or sharing his positive experience with Leadership Gallatin and other local organizations working to better our community. He might even be at lunch with Dada Tom and Nana or watching the Georgia Bulldogs tame the football field during game season.

Whatever Evan is up to, it’s most likely not dreaming of building new houses or selling the next lot for a big project. He loves his work, but the most important things to him are at church and at home. Hollie, Evan’s now wife, was a happy accident – one that Evan stumbled across when her family was having a yard sale in the neighborhood where they both resided at the time. The story is too cute to pass up, but we encourage you to ask Evan, as his rendition is surely to give you chills

and a little giggle. Something fun about Evan is he’s always encouraging others to be the best versions of themselves, and that means sharing a few little insights he’s learned along the way. “Embrace the awkward” is a common phrase Evan shares with his church youth but also in general with people he meets. If you can’t handle chicken with your waffles, consider embracing the uncomfortable and sharing Evan’s favorite meal as you listen to his ideas on why you should “Get involved or get left behind.” His grandmother planted seeds of faith and community in his heart early in life, and he’s sowing those seeds all around Gallatin every single day.

Evan’s chance meeting with Hollie, engagement the following year, and marriage on the 25th of August, three years in a row, is no coincidence if you ask him. Forget construction, college degrees, and his professional persona, and Evan will help you see that once you start calculating life, all the numbers align. You’re most likely where you need to be and all in the right time, and you never know when someone walking her dog might connect you with your future.

Evan Jones

LARRY MAYNARD

If you’re looking for insurance brokers in Gallatin, TN, you don’t have to go far to find one; however, for over two decades, one agent in particular has occupied a space on the North side of town, and you might be surprised to find out that insurance isn’t his only expertise.

Larry Maynard hasn’t always called Gallatin home, but since 2003, he and his wife Ann have embedded themselves in the community in more ways than one. When Larry isn’t focused on protecting your assets, he’s on a golf course, attending board meetings, or vacationing off 30A in Florida. For over four decades, Larry has enjoyed owning horses, boating, swimming, and even giving some good scritches to his barn cat, George. One of the friendliest people we know, he spends a good bit of time volunteering and advocating for various organizations and causes in our community, including playing in the occasional charity golf tournament to name one.

Larry has served as Gallatin Quarterback Club President and has been a QB Club board member for more than 20 years – a big deal in a city where Friday night lights are a beacon to the locals. Something interesting Larry wants people to know about the Quarterback Club in Gallatin is that the funding acquired through the organization provides money for all sports at the high school, not just football. Speaking of being involved, when Larry moved to Gallatin, local Robert Pate encouraged him to get involved in Sertoma Club, and almost two decades later, Larry has a blast with Christmas for Kids and raising funds to aid speech and hearing impaired individuals. Making time for all things important, especially serving the community, Larry sits on the board for the Gallatin Volunteer Fire Department helping to appropriate funds toward needed equipment and facilities. This is extremely important to

Larry, as he, like many locals, lives just outside the city limits in the areas where volunteer firefighters are the lifeline for county emergencies.

If you walk into the Allstate office just off Hwy 31, you’ll likely find Larry in a white button down and slacks – his go-to easy outfit for business and travel. As he says, “[he] owns everything but the sign on the building,” and he’ll be happy to put his 38 years of insurance knowledge to work, but he’d be even happier to talk about his trip to Shanghai, cruise to Japan, his son, wife, or that one time he was in the airport in Charlotte and saw Lyle Lovett out in the wild.

If you have the pleasure of a conversation with Larry, make sure to ask him how he’s doing. His answer, no matter the day, is always, “UNBELIEVABLE!” And make sure you get some words of wisdom before you leave, as Larry is less worried about selling you insurance and more motivated to leave you feeling better about yourself and your situation than when he found you. Knowing people like Larry Maynard is a treat…kind of like a people insurance policy that you can cash in on when you need it most.

Larry Maynard

HEIDI SUMMERS

Call Vol State dispatch or peep some balloon decor and a photobooth around town, and you’re likely to have a run in with Heidi Summers of Small Town Pop Co. She’s all over town and even mistaken for her twin sister, Heather, on occasion, but we can assure you Heidi is her own unique personality with more than public safety and balloons on her mind.

Heidi is a local Gallatin girl with a pulse on the smalltown atmosphere, and when she’s not serving through her own business or work, she is giving back to the community at the local high school. Little known to many, Heidi is a softball coach and Gallatin Girls Cotillion Service Project Coordinator for Gallatin High School. As an adult, she reminisced about her time in cotillion and ball and reached out to find opportunities that would allow her to create experiences for girls today like she had years ago. Looking on while she teaches style, grace, and athleticism to Gallatin’s young women, daughter Oakleigh is the epitome of a “mini me” – smart, sassy, athletic, and cute as a button. She goes with mom just about everywhere, all the while learning how to grow up with a servant’s heart and a saucy demeanor.

Heidi had her heart delightfully full as a mom to one, but she and husband Raymond added another to the roster in September, and they couldn’t be happier. There are some big personalities in the Summers household, but Heidi is for sure sassiest. That sass gets her places, not only as a mom, but also as a business owner, coach, and twin sister to an equally spirited sibling. A love for all things celebratory is exactly what inspired Heidi to delve into the balloon business, and over the last five years, she hasn’t looked back except to celebrate how far she’s come on

the journey. With a new baby in the house and a spicy seven year old to boot, Heidi and her husband are hard workers but also know how to take time for themselves.

For all her bluntness and ability to say “NO!,” Heidi has an adventurous side that shows her kids it’s ok to let your hair down and do the things you love. If she’s not assembling balloon arches for big events or teaching etiquette for cotillion, you’ll probably catch her making the drive to Dollywood several times during the season. If she’s not riding roller coasters and keeping a lookout for Dolly, she’s likely slurping a peach sweet tea from Sonic or shopping for her next favorite t-shirt, jeans, and handbag combo.

When Heidi really wants to tap into her “other” self, she ventures outside of Gallatin in big ways. With family in tow, she ditches dry land and hops cruise ships or satiates her need for volunteering with mission trips in places like South Africa or Kenya. She’s passionate about helping to make Gallatin and its people better, but most importantly, she loves bettering herself. Sometimes this is hard – being identified as a twin can steal a little of the special qualities that make her who she is – but she continually finds ways to make her personalized mark in our community, and we’re so happy about it, we could POP!

If you see Heidi around town, be sure to say hello. Don’t invite her onto a full elevator or suggest she swap out the curved shower rod for the straight one (those are big NOPES! for her), but do ask about her favorite theme park rides, share your thoughts on the latest mountain escape, or pass along a nerd rope for her to snack on. You just might make a new friend and learn a little about how to be proper, bold, and 100 percent Gallatin. §

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Bobby Dee Howell

Mr. Bobby Dee Howell is not a household name here in Gallatin; however, his legacy is a strong one, especially if you find yourself darkening the halls of Gallatin Department of Electricity. Army veteran and respected GDE lineman, Mr. Howell is a reminder that safety should be at the forefront of everything we do.

From a young age, Bobby Howell had a sense of duty and commitment to his family, his country, and his community. Serving in the United States Air Force from 1952-1954, Mr. Howell was proud to represent Gallatin, Tennessee and to fight alongside others to preserve our freedoms. He returned home, and in 1961 became a Gallatin Department of Electricity Lineman. Mr. Howell maintained electric facilities during his tenure at GDE, and for 20 years, he was a great coworker, mentor, and friend.

On June 25, 1981, Bobby Howell was at the GDE city substation when his normal task of closing a bucket truck door turned deadly. Standing on the ground next to the truck, he failed to notice the boom of the truck being close enough to make contact with the live electrical line. As the truck door shut, the boom and line collided, causing electricity to surge through the boom, ultimately finding ground in Mr. Howell. Sadly, he did not survive the incident, and his story became one that has fueled over four decades of improved safety precautions, procedures, and education for all Gallatin Department of Electricity team members and the linemen community.

Bobby Howell was known for saying, “If you can't do anything about it, then don’t worry about it,” reminding us that worry gets you little more than unnecessary anxiety. His tragic accident in June of 1981 shows us that what is in our control is the safety of ourselves and those around us. Today, GDE can say that Mr. Howell is the first and last lineman who showed up for work and never made it home. In a time where safety didn’t take precedence, he showed up ready to conquer each day without fear it would be his last. Now, safety is the first thing addressed with every team member or visitor who walks through the doors, and continual improvement and ongoing education trump getting the job done on a timeline. In a 2024 GDE tribute to Mr. Howell, his wife and children were grateful to have their husband and father memorialized and applauded for his short but robust life and service.

GDE keeps our city well lit, warm, and buzzing with literal electricity and the current of Gallatin and all it has to offer. Mr. Bobby Dee Howell is an important reminder that life is short, and living with passion, a servant’s heart, and intense purpose is the legacy we should all strive to leave behind. §

TIME TO lead

Gallatin, Tennessee, has established itself as a leader in economic and industrial development because of its strategic location, strong infrastructure, pro-business policies, education partners, and community initiatives focused on workforce development and quality of place. Beyond that, the city has landed community-minded business partners, creative entrepreneurs, and innovative manufacturers. These ingredients combined have put Gallatin on an international map for business attraction.

“We have been consistently robust in securing new business and industry, especially those that bring national and international attention,” said Rosemary Bates, executive director of the Gallatin Economic Development Agency which is a department of city government. “We have what was the largest construction project in the U.S. when it broke ground investing more than $1 billion in our city. We have one of the fastest growing companies in the U.S. which ranked #23 at one point. We have a tech component company

based in Belgium that chose Gallatin as its U.S. manufacturing headquarters. And, we have new businesses that launched here and have grown so quickly they need more space.”

Meta recently opened a hyperscale data center in Gallatin, bringing highpaying technology jobs and donating more than $1 million so far to our local schools and nonprofits. Gap Inc.’s southeast distribution center continues to expand in Gallatin, adding hundreds of jobs. Beretta USA moved its manufacturing facility, along with elements of research and development, to our city. ServPro chose Gallatin many years ago for its corporate headquarters and franchisee training facility. Most recently, the Belgium company 23 opened its first U.S. facility in Gallatin. They make parts for large-scale LED displays used in conferences and concerts, including the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Ed Sheren.

Location is certainly an advantage for Gallatin and its proximity to Nashville along with its geographic

location in the U.S. with access to major highways and interstates, as well as Nashville International Airport and Music City Executive Airport in Gallatin. Location speaks to greater access and lower costs for distribution and logistics industries. Additionally, Governor Bill Lee has tasked the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development to be a leader in logistics.

Gallatin proactively expands infrastructure capacity. The city owns gas, water, and sewer utilities as well as having a partnership with Gallatin Department of Electricity. Most utilities operate under capacity. Beyond that, our utilities plan for the future with imminent construction of additional capacity. Gas, water, sewer, and electric have among the lowest rates in the region.

The city is also a leader in its probusiness environment. It offers resources and incentives tailored to each industry. It successfully pursues grants for roads, due diligence, and site readiness. It makes every effort

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to streamline permitting processes. New businesses and developers consistently praise the city for ease of process.

Gallatin is the workforce hub of the northern middle Tennessee community. The economic development agency collaborates closely with educational institutions and organizations to ensure a skilled workforce. Sumner County Schools, which serve Gallatin, lead the state in STEAM schools and in career and technical education and certifications. These partnerships with local schools, colleges, technical schools, and training centers help equip residents with the skills needed by high-demand industries. The Tennessee College of Applied Technology (TCAT) and Volunteer State Community College contribute to the area's strong talent pipeline. Recent collaborations with VSCC led to a new state-of-the-art mechatronics lab. Also, VSCC is #1 in the nation for online tech degrees as well as having certification from the National Security Agency for its cybersecurity program.

While Gallatin is a 25-mile drive to downtown Nashville, it is a stand-alone city approaching its 225th birthday. The city has succeeded in attracting a range of industries, from automotive and manufacturing to healthcare and

technology. This diversity helps Gallatin maintain stability, even during economic downturns, and attracts a wider variety of talent and investment. A testament to Gallatin’s fiscal strength and responsible budgeting is that the city has not raised the property tax rate in 20 years. It has been reduced consistently during that time.

Today’s industries rank quality of place higher than ever before when looking at locations to start a business or relocate one. Gallatin continuously enhances quality of place, which is essential for attracting talent and supporting long-term growth. The city offers recreational spaces, cultural events, and housing options, making it attractive to both businesses and residents looking for a balanced lifestyle outside of a major urban center.

Gallatin’s leadership in economic and industrial development is largely due to this multifaceted approach, ensuring it remains a competitive choice for business investment in the Southeast. Gallatin strives for innovation, a proactive approach to growth, and recruiting companies who will be good, involved community partners. Gallatin Economic Development: True Success. Amazing Opportunities. §

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As the clock ticks forward, Gallatin finds itself at an intersection of history and opportunity. With its rich past, vibrant present, and promising future, this growing city is a beacon for business, community, and innovation. The Gallatin Area Chamber of Commerce, established in 1921, has been a steadfast partner in this journey, supporting and shaping the growth of Gallatin for over a century.

A Journey Through Time

The Chamber's roots are as intertwined with Gallatin’s story as the historic bricks of our downtown square. In its early years, the Chamber championed initiatives that brought resources to rural areas and promoted infrastructure development. By the 1950s, it played a key role in attracting industries that would diversify the local economy and provide jobs for a growing population.

Fast forward to today, and the Chamber is still hard at work. Now housed in The Station, a 10,000-square-foot space that combines modern amenities with a welcoming, community-focused atmosphere, the Chamber serves as a hub for innovation and connection. It’s not just a space; it’s a testament to how far we’ve come—and a symbol of where we’re going.

A Thriving Present

Gallatin is booming, and the numbers speak for themselves. With a population of over 50,000 and a growth rate of 3% annually, Gallatin is one of Tennessee’s fastest-growing cities. The median household income has risen by 24% over the past decade, reflecting the economic vitality of the area.

The Chamber has been instrumental in fostering this growth. In 2024 alone, the Chamber hosted more than 120 events, including ribbon cuttings, networking opportunities, and large community events, bringing business and community closer together. Programs like the Youth Job Fairs, HireUp Gallatin, Industry Roundtables, and Good Morning Gallatin demonstrate the Chamber’s commitment to cultivating talent and promoting local businesses.

Beyond business, the Chamber focuses on strengthening civic pride and the quality of place.. Events like the annual Tinsel and Treasures holiday open house, the Gallatin Christmas

AS WE REFLECT ON OVER A CENTURY OF SERVICE, WE CELEBRATE THE MILESTONES THAT BROUGHT US HERE AND THE GOALS THAT DRIVE US FORWARD.

Parade, and the Snowball daddy-daughter dance create cherished community traditions, drawing thousands of attendees and boosting the local economy.

Why Now?

So why is now the perfect time to be in Gallatin? The answer lies in our unique balance of growth and character. While we embrace the opportunities that come with expansion—new businesses, new residents, and new ideas—we remain grounded in what makes Gallatin special: our sense of community.

For business owners, Gallatin offers unparalleled support through the Chamber. Members benefit from advocacy efforts, marketing opportunities, and access to resources that help them thrive in an increasingly competitive landscape. For families, Gallatin provides excellent schools, abundant green spaces, and a vibrant cultural scene. And for everyone, the sense of belonging here is unmatched.

Looking Ahead

As we reflect on over a century of service, we celebrate the milestones that brought us here and the goals that drive us forward. The future is bright, but we’re not just waiting for it—we’re building it. From infrastructure projects to community initiatives, the Gallatin Chamber is committed to making this city a place where everyone can grow, both personally and professionally.

Gallatin is not just a city; it’s a story—one that grows richer with every passing year. And right now? It’s our time.

“GALLATIN IS NOT JUST A CITY; IT’S A STORY—ONE THAT GROWS RICHER WITH EVERY PASSING YEAR. AND RIGHT NOW? IT’S OUR TIME .

Back Time IN

This year, three milestones collide—the centennial anniversary of Sumner County's pioneering string band, Dr. Humphrey Bate and His Possum Hunters, the 50th anniversary of the Sumner County Museum, and the 100th anniversary of the Grand Ole Opry. The Possum Hunters were the first band to perform on the Grand Ole Opry. To honor these historic anniversaries, the museum, in partnership with Volunteer State Community College, is embarking on a project that will bring the Possum Hunters’ music back into the spotlight.

This year, a momentous occasion in country and bluegrass history will unfold. Many folks in Sumner County and beyond will celebrate the centennial anniversary of Dr. Humphrey Bate and His Possum Hunters, the pioneering string band that not only helped shape the future of country music but was also the first band to perform on the Grand Ole Opry. The Opry’s 100th anniversary coincides with another milestone— the 50th anniversary of the Sumner County Museum, a local institution that preserves the rich history of Sumner County. To honor these historic anniversaries, the museum, in partnership with Volunteer State Community College, is embarking on a project that will bring the Possum Hunters’ music back into the spotlight.

Dr. Humphrey Bate, a bandleader and accomplished harmonicist, formed Dr. Humphrey Bate’s Augmented String Orchestra, in Castalian Springs, Sumner County, in the early 1920s. Their performances were groundbreaking, as they were the first musicians to play on Nashville radio, beginning in 1925. Their appearances on WSM, the station

that would later become the home of the Grand Ole Opry, were instrumental in introducing the band’s unique sound to a wider audience. The bands’ blend of fiddles, banjos, guitars, and other string instruments set the stage for future country and bluegrass bands, leaving an indelible mark on the music world. When WSM first went on air in October 1925, Dr Bate and his orchestra were there, becoming the first band to perform on the now iconic radio station. Ten days later, Dr. Bate and his orchestra were to begin playing on a regular weekly basis, on a program referred to as the Barn Dance. Radio announcer George “Judge” Hay was there in the studio waiting for a NBC network program to end. There were a lot of people in the place, both performer and audience. Judge Hay heard Dr. Walter Damrosch explain a song played by his New York Symphony Orchestra. Following that program, the barn dance came on, and Judge Hay said, 'You've been up in the clouds with Grand Opera; now get down to earth with us in a four-hour shindig of Grand Old Opry!’ After Judge Hay named the Grand Ole Opry, he also suggested to Dr. Bate that his band be called "Dr. Humphrey Bate and his

Possum Hunters." He also named other bands - "The Gully Jumpers", "The Fruit Jar Drinkers." He suggested to the players that they dress in a way that would complement their new names. One point worth noting here is that all of the early references to the "Opry" use the word "Old" rather than "Ole." This change was effected after 1940, again by Judge Hay.

As a testament to their enduring legacy, Bob Dylan, among others, was a noted fan of the Possum Hunters, and the band’s influence was recognized in Ken Burns' acclaimed documentary Country Music. The band’s distinctive style has continued to inspire artists across generations, and in 1984, they were even commemorated in R. Crumb’s limited edition trading card series, which featured influential pioneers of country music.

Now, in 2025, a new chapter in the Possum Hunters’ story will be written. The Sumner County Museum and Volunteer State Community College will record an album of original Possum Hunters songs and standards. The album will be brought to life by the Luggnutts, a local bluegrass band that includes direct descendants of the original Possum Hunters. This project, aimed at raising funds for historic preservation efforts in Sumner County, will feature thirteen to fourteen songs originally performed by the Possum Hunters on WSM radio and at the Opry during the 1920s and 1930s.

The project has garnered support from various local organizations. Volunteer State Community College’s state-of-the-art recording studio, along with the expertise of its students, will serve as the foundation for the album’s production. The Tennessee Arts Commission has awarded the project a grant of $3,000, acknowledging the

Dr. Humphrey Bate and His Possum Hunters

historical and artistic significance of the Possum Hunters’ contribution to American music. Additionally, Dot Records, the legendary record label that once called Gallatin, Tennessee, home, will host the album. World renowned artist, David Wright, who’s historically accurate artwork is displayed in institutions across the country, including the Smithsonian Museum, will design the album cover including its artwork and a poster.

As we approach the 100th anniversary of Dr. Bate and His Possum Hunters, it’s clear that their influence is as powerful today as it was in the 1920s. Their music laid the groundwork for the country and bluegrass genres, and this album is a fitting tribute to their legacy.

The Luggnutts rendition of the Possum Hunters’ music will ensure that this timeless sound continues to resonate with listeners, further cementing the band’s place in the pantheon of American music history and highlighting the significant role Sumner County played in shaping the sound of country and bluegrass music. The Possum Hunters’ legacy is not just a regional treasure but a cornerstone of American music, and this venture will help preserve and celebrate that vital contribution for generations to come.

The album is scheduled for release in August 2025, following a series of promotional activities, including a presale campaign that will kick off at the museum’s 50th Anniversary celebration – Barn Dance, where the Luggnutts will perform in April. With the support of the community, this promises to preserve their music for future generations while helping to maintain the historical treasures of Sumner County. For updates on this event check the museum website - sumnercountymuseum. org. §

The Luggnutts, a local bluegrass band that includes direct descendants of the original Possum Hunters

Buying Back Time

People around Gallatin typically have busy schedules, and that means getting the necessities taken care of can become quite the chore, especially if you’re toting kids around town, attending local events, or just trying to find a moment to spend in peace. If you’re in the market to outsource some muchneeded services so that you can focus on other things, this list of local businesses will help you to buy back some time and let the experts do the work.

Customs Design by Pam was born out of Pam Walrond’s love for all things sewing. Pam has enjoyed needlework

for as long as she can remember, and what started as a hobby when she was young has recently blossomed into a full-time endeavor. Six years ago, Pam left the corporate world to pursue her passion for sewing, embroidery, and custom design. Her leap of faith has paid off, and she’s now proud of countless designs in houses and wardrobes all around town. Pam is one for conversation, and she wants to find out just what you need. For custom drapes, she’ll come to you, measuring and gathering information to tailor the project to your unique style. She also does quilting and embroidery and has a primary focus in sewing and alterations. From everyday needs like

taking in a dress or hemming pants all the way to special fittings for bridal and other formal occasions, Pam is the expert who can take the hassle out of wardrobe and home design decisions. Be sure to visit her online to peep pictures of local projects and to book a consultation.

Clutter Company of Tennessee and Heather Shingleton exist so that you have someone to call when you don’t know where to start. It’s not uncommon for garages, closets, storage spaces, and sometimes even the kitchen to get overwhelmingly cluttered, leaving you bumfuzzled on where to start cleaning or how

Clutter Company of Tennessee

Time is precious, and we hope you’ll consider utilizing some of the mentioned services to buy back a little of yours and reallocate to more pressing things like family, friends, and yourself.

to get organized. Opt for a free 30-minute consultation with Heather, and we’re sure you’ll have a solid plan in place to get your out-of-place items back in line. Heather knows that decluttering can be an emotional experience, and that’s why her business is designed to move at your pace. Clutter Company can help you downsize, prepare for a new baby, or just reorganize, all while connecting you with local resources and charitable organizations where your beloved items can be loved a second time around by someone in need. Heather’s goal is to empower and encourage clients through the process, being super present or only there when needed, depending on preference. You can call or email to set up a consultation and start your journey to a joyful and uncluttered space.

Frank Bartlett has owned and operated Carriage Cleaners in Gallatin since 1979, and their location smack in the middle of town makes it easy to drive through, drop off your garments, and head on your way. You could spend a ton of money and time getting an at-home washer with “dry cleaning” functions and steam pressing abilities, but why should you when Frank and the team can take care of your most precious garments and linens for a fraction

Carriage Cleaners

of the price. With quality and precision, Carriage Cleaners can get the most stubborn stains out of delicate fabrics. From suits and dresses, to tablecloths and napkins, they have you covered and in record time. Specializing in wedding dresses and bedspreads, Carriage Cleaners ensures you have everything you need to look your best and keep your home pristine and fresh.

The Laundry Lady is exactly who she sounds like – the lady more than happy to help with all of your laundry needs. Jessica Willmore started her business on a mission to “lighten your load,” seeing as how the average household spends up to eight hours each week managing laundry. Many of those households don’t have the time to keep up, so Jessica and her five team members claim to be the “uber for laundry,” picking up and dropping off your piles in all corners of Sumner and Robertson counties. No need to fret if you have special washing/drying instructions, multiple children, or allergies. The Laundry Lady team uses hypoallergenic and chemical free detergents and also sanitizes machines between loads. Have a favorite detergent you’d like them to use? No worries! Send it along, and they’ll make sure your garments come back smelling like home. You can send hangers for items you don’t want folded and even schedule to have a team member courier your dry cleaning to a local cleaners for service. No matter your laundry needs, Jessica’s team has you covered. Laundry is priced by weight and even unusually soiled items are accepted and laundered. Be sure to tip your processor – time is money, and using The Laundry Lady is going to save you tons!

Brite Spot Cleaning , founded by Jennifer Reedy, is a business designed to be the “brite spot” in your day. She does more than clean – she creates stress-free spaces where people can live life and conduct business without worrying about tidying up. Jennifer and her team have a passion for people, and they want nothing more than to bring joy to everyone and every space they encounter. Providing regular household and commercial cleaning, move in/move out services, and deep cleaning packages, Brite Spot has every option available

to get your life spic and span in no time. Locations in Gallatin, Hendersonville, Mt. Juliet, and Lebanon mean a huge portion of Middle Tennessee is benefitting from the expertise and attention to detail of every Brite Spot technician. When you purchase cleaning services with Brite Spot, you’re getting top-tier work. Dust, mop, vacuum, change linens, empty trash, wipe baseboards, wet wipe window treatments, and swoosh ceiling fan blades is just a taste of the service you can expect from your cleaning.

Perfect Portions and Jennifer McDougal exist to make meal prepping stress-free and healthy. With busy lives and families to take care of, many people struggle to get the proper nutrition needed to feel good and stay fit. Jennifer is passionate about making interesting meals that fill your belly and fuel your body for everything life throws at you. Eighty percent of fitness is what you put into the system, and with Perfect Portions, you can rest assured the meals are fun, delicious, and affordable. You can order online each week and choose from a variety of snacks, breakfasts, lunch entrees, protein bites, and desserts. Every meal is designed to be 400 calories or less and is the perfect portion to satiate your hunger. Jennifer often partners with local farmers and producers for proteins and veggies, so purchasing meals is supporting Gallatin any way you package it. Be sure to pay attention to menu drops and ordering windows. Pickup days typically happen on Tuesdays, and orders have to be placed and paid for the week prior. Consider saving some time cooking, cleaning, and grocery shopping, and order Perfect Portions for the win.

Time is precious, and we hope you’ll consider utilizing some of the mentioned services to buy back a little of yours and reallocate to more pressing things like family, friends, and yourself. Whether it’s cooking, cleaning, or decorating that’s occupying your moments, someone here in Gallatin has a way to scoop the stress off your plate and make things happen so that all you have to do is live life and know you’re taken care of. Don’t get lost in piles of laundry or meal prepping when you can call an expert to do some magic and save you tons of times in the process. §

Perfect Portions

Clutter Company of Tennessee

Me

TIME

The most precious form of time that many fail to indulge in is a little ME TIME every now and again. I’ve recently decided that enough’s enough! Me Time is absolutely necessary, and the best part is that my recent experience kept me right here in Gallatin, Tennessee, supporting local businesses in this place I love calling home.

Before embarking on my day, I needed a plan. I have to pat myself on the back for the hours I mapped out all for ME. Coffee and breakfast is a must for this girl, so I put on my comfy clothes and headed to grab a local brew at Black Elm #2 on the square in downtown Gallatin. Walking up to this coffee shop is quite the treat – the city does a great job keeping flowers and other greenery abundant throughout the year, and that makes for pleasant views along the sidewalks.

As I turned the corner into 106 Public Square, I saw a friend or two and stopped for a chat, but I didn’t linger because my stomach was already growling and the need for caffeine took priority. Sashaying, as I do, up to the counter, I immediately ordered an Americano with a splash of half-and-half. I was feeling fancy on this particular day, so a pump of sugar-free caramel followed, and my espresso-fueled day had officially commenced. Coffee without food is a no-no in my world, so I scanned the menu for something to eat. After considering avocado toast, a muffin, and homemade cookies, I decided on the Early Bird, a smoked turkey, avocado, and egg bagel with whole grain mustard. Upon eating my sandwich and drinking enough espresso to light up a room, I plugged in to enjoy

the free wifi to catch up on socials and then headed out to the nail salon across town.

I hear Unique Nails Bar III has a quiet room I can reserve with friends, wine, and low lighting. Now, that’s a treat! The rave reviews in Hip Gallatin along with the chamber recommendation sold me, so I zoomed over to get my relaxation on and check out the space before planning my next girls’ night out with the book club. The amount of services offered in this place is incredible – enough to have all of your me time in one place – but on this day, it was a Volcano Spa Pedicure with collagen, gel polish and a full set with dip for my nails. Picking a color could have been endless, but knowing I’m a glittery girl, I made sure to scope out something pink, sparkly, and fun in advance. The cushy chairs and sleek white walls give this nail spa a clean and inviting atmosphere, and the blinged out chandeliers have a fancy feel that screams luxury and quality. As I snuggled into the pedicure chair and submerged both feet into the basin of bubbling water, I shut my eyes to enjoy a tiny catnap before the manicure. Each nail artist has a unique style, so I got a little wild and let mine choose one nail to give a little flair. Can’t wait for my next mani/pedi! A couple hours of relaxing and being pampered really hit the spot and

Black Elm #2

reminded me that I was running a tad low on some of my favorite beauty products. A quick message to Elizabeth Doyle, my Mary Kay Cosmetics consultant, and I was on my way to restocking the makeup bag.

Mary Kay is #1 in the beauty business, and in my mind, Elizabeth Doyle (Liz to some) is the best woman to call for all beauty and skincare needs. She walked me through the most recent catalog, sharing monthly specials and new products, and then invited me for a little pampering sesh so that I could try a few things before making the final order. Before I arrived, I knew I needed a couple of items that stay in my beauty bag. Supreme Hydrating Lipstick in Mauve Crush is a go-to lip color all year long, and Satin Hands scrub and lotion is in my purse at all times. If the lips and the hands are hydrated, then I feel like a million bucks, and Elizabeth knows how to keep me in business! Being a bit of a perfume freak, I decided a new scent might be in order. Belara was a favorite years ago, and the scent still made me smile, so I ordered a full sized bottle and tacked on the limited edition lotion to round out my purchase. Good conversation and some much needed skincare advice from Elizabeth, and my stomach was starting to talk. Refreshed and ready to continue this

NEXT TIME YOU NEED TO SLOW DOWN AND ENJOY THE THINGS YOU LOVE, I HOPE YOU’LL FOLLOW MY FOOTSTEPS AND TREAT YOURSELF WITH GOOD FOOD, MUCH NEEDED PAMPERING.

personal retreat, I hopped in my Prius and pulled right up to one of my favorite fresh restaurants.

I don’t know about you, but the thought of steaming noodles floating in a bowl of aromatic broth, vegetables, mint, cilantro, crushed peanuts, pickled daikon, and fried shallots, drizzled in scallion oil and chili lime dressing is enough to have me zooming to the far end of town for a yummy Vietnamese meal I can’t find anywhere else in Sumner County. Vui’s Kitchen is a local, fresh Vietnamese restaurant with more food options than you can shake a chopstick at. From the moment I hit the door, I had my mind on a Vui’s Bowl – noodles, double chicken, and a little chili oil for a kick, and I had everything I needed for a filling and healthy lunch. I’m a creature of habit and tend to get the same meal every time I go, but I’ve tried a few other things

Unique Nails Bar III

Vui's Kitchen

that have me convinced I should branch out and put a little adventure into my next visit. The spicy beef tacos are a fun handheld option for anyone who loves tortillas packed to the gills with fresh ingredients including cabbage and jalapenos, and the traditional pork Bao Buns are a great starter to share before you indulge in a main course of Pho, ribs, or Bahn Mi. On a bit of a veggie kick for this “me day’ I ordered some summer rolls for that extra crunch and bit of shrimp, and I also made sure to tack on a to-go order of coconut pudding, a delicious and unique dessert including tapioca, black sesame, and crushed peanuts. I grabbed my favorite all-natural soda from the self-serve machine, and on the way to my seat said my hellos to a couple local friends before finding a cozy two-top by the window where I could enjoy the sunshine while waiting on my meal. After slurping my way to the bottom of the bowl, I got to thinking it would be fun to head back toward home for a couple treats before calling it a successful day.

The Gallatin Public Library has been in its current building for a number of years, but every time I walk in, I’m amazed at how beautiful and new it looks. Before heading into the main room, I perused the shelves for a little Mo Willems and the perky pigeon he writes about for littles. My nieces and nephews love those books, so I’m always on the lookout for fun children’s reads to send along to my brother and sister who avidly use the Libby app to download books from the local library. After a good laugh and listening to story time, I walked across the hall and straight to the G section to find a book I’ve been dying…pun intended…to read. Kip Gayden’s Miscarriage of Justice: A Novel is a murder mystery set right here in Gallatin, Tennessee in the early 1900s. Anna Dotson, a modern woman married to a local doctor and wildly unhappy with her life and society’s antiquated expectations for women, is the main female character in the novel, largely inspired by true events. The only copy available was tucked tightly onto the shelf,

The Gallatin Public Library

and I grabbed it and quickly walked to the circulation desk to renew my library card and check out the book. Gabby, Tiffany, and Sarah waved and stopped for a chat, and I was on my way out the front door to find a spot in the sun to read. On my way into the middle of the downtown square and its plethora of benches, I decided a little afternoon pick-me-up might be in order. I tucked the hardback scandal into my bag and took off past the boutiques and eateries on a mission to the perfect place.

Just at the bottom of the hill, right next to the main road and close to the greenway, Nutrition Nook had their neon open sign blaring while Mykah and the team hustled around inside fulfilling orders for healthy protein shakes and loaded teas. There’s not much that will keep me from a Cinnamon Toast Crunch shake, but on this particular afternoon, it was a Mega tea on my mind. When in doubt, order the Southern Belle, and I promise you won’t regret the choice. Jam packed with

strawberry lemon collagen, peach tea, B6, B12, and mango aloe, this giant slurp of goodness was the perfect amount of happy to balance out the crime novel waiting in my purse. Before I left to stick my nose in a book, Mykah mixed up a few to-go containers so that I could make Beauty and the Beast, Protein Iced Coffee, and The Kitchen Sink at home. I had her mix in a little extra energy and some probiotics, and I was out the door to the nearest empty bench.

A little me time is certainly hard to come by in this day and age, but if you schedule it just right, you can find all the personal fun your heart desires within the Gallatin city limits. Next time you need to slow down and enjoy the things you love, I hope you’ll follow my footsteps and treat yo-self with good food, much needed pampering, and maybe a little hometown history with a twist. §

Nutrition Nook

Mary Kay Costmetics

TIME TO

Heal

Healthcare can be a touchy subject in many parts of the world, but in our city, we’re proud to offer holistic, traditional, and specialty care options you won’t typically find in small towns. From specializations like limb prosthesis to award-winning cancer care, we have everything you need to acquire and maintain your health needs.

High Point Heath Sumner with Ascension Saint Thomas (formerly Sumner Regional Medical Center) is a premier hospital facility in Gallatin. The recent merger with Ascension Saint Thomas has opened doors for more extraordinary doctors, nurses, surgeons, and specialists to take up practices at our main and satellite campuses. The medical care Sumner County residents can receive with Highpoint Health and Ascension Saint Thomas leading the way is leagues above the care people receive in other parts of the state. From routine admissions to specialized surgical procedures, informational classes, rehabilitation programs, women’s health initiatives, urology, gastroenterology, oncology, and homecare, Highpoint offers it all.

Across town, the satellite campus, High Point Heath Sumner with Ascension Saint Thomas , has a topnotch emergency room with wait times often fewer than 10 minutes. They also provide advanced diagnostic women’s imaging and health therapy services, but they are most well-known for the Carpenter Cancer Center . Prior to

extensive cancer care being offered in this area, individuals battling cancers had to travel to Nashville or further to find quality oncology care. With Carpenter Cancer Center on our backstep, we now have a local facility offering expert cancer care and treatments without the hassle of travel. They have a high staff-to-patient ratio, making sure patients feel heard, seen, and personally cared for on their cancer journey. They are doctors, nurses, and consultants, but at their cores, they are humans with compassion for those struggling with serious illness. Guiding patients and their families through cancer treatments and the challenges that occur throughout is a priority for the Carpenter Cancer Center crew. The staff of board certified oncologists, hematologists, surgeons, physicians, and radiation therapists means the best of the best in your backyard. Nurse Navigators, an official position in the cancer center, work with individual patients from first point of contact to final treatment. This advocacy initiative ensures all patients have a friendly face to guide them and provide clarification and compassion throughout the treatment plan.

High Point Heath Sumner with Ascension Saint Thomas

In addition to comprehensive cancer screenings and care, Carpenter Cancer Center has information on a number of support groups for people working through current diagnoses, all the way to survivors managing the after effects of treatments, both emotional and physical. Extensive education on clinical trials, lymphedema therapy programs, and dietary services are also available, and for those who desire it, chaplains can be paged for prayer and ministry. Any way you read the chart, High Point Heath Sumner with Ascension Saint Thomas Carpenter Cancer Center is lowering stress, conserving patient energy, and providing a range of resources and ancillary services to help patients manage the complexities of treatment with the grace and grit that define who we are as a community.

Going on two decades, Hope Family Health has provided quality, affordable health services to Sumner, Macon, and Trousdale counties. Insured or not, patients can receive care, as Hope Family Health is a nonprofit organization with a mission of “restoring dignity, faith, health, and hope,” making each patient a partner in his or her healthcare journey. All patients are treated with respect, no matter their background or needs. Services such as standard imaging, dental, behavioral health, pharmacy, and most recently mammography are offered in Hope clinics to ensure premier healthcare is available to everyone all in one place. For those unable to make it in for appointments, telehealth options are available, and never fear language barriers –Spanish-speaking physicians and staff are ready to create a healthcare environment that caters to your lingual and cultural needs. Outpatient programs are available for care in addiction, PTSD, and depression, among other areas, and bills can be paid online through a patient portal for easy transactions and bookkeeping. Hope Family Health accepts donations online, in-person, or by mail, and there are opportunities for in-kind donations with information on current need by request.

TriStar Hendersonville Medical Center women’s care has a team of doctors ready to provide the top-

tier care all women deserve. Specializing in breast health, gynecology, and labor and delivery, TriStar Hendersonville provides comprehensive, routine exams to ensure women have the knowledge they need to keep their health in check. The facility has advanced diagnostic imaging to help with early detection of cancers and other concerns and a full range of maternity services to help you from preconception to baby’s arrival. TriStar’s team of specialists is dedicated to

supporting women through every stage of life – from the first well-woman visit to childbirth, pelvic floor therapy, hormone replacement therapy, infertility evaluations, and minimally invasive surgeries. Parents can also rest assured infants are in good hands, as TriStar Hendersonville is a National Safe Sleep certified hospital committed to eliminating as many infant sleep deaths as possible. Accredited by the American College of Radiology, TriStar breast imaging is gold standard, including tests like breast ultrasound, MRI, and bone density screenings.

First Step Prosthetics has serviced north central Tennessee and central Kentucky with the finest prosthetics, medical devices, and orthotics on the market. For over 15 years, clients have enjoyed

Gallatin is a place that loves community and people, and providing a plethora of services for health-related issues is important to keeping our residents happy and cared for.

personalized service, compassionate care, and a wide range of braces and other products designed to make life easier and less painful. The team has 30 years experience in prosthetics and orthotics and is passionate about helping people live active and healthy lives, no matter the need. From consultation to fitting, First Step is there from beginning to end to make sure you choose the right solutions for your lifestyle. Finding quality prosthesis products can be challenging, but with hometown places like First Step, the process will be friendly, smooth, and affordable.

Hearing Health Center in Gallatin provides hearing tests, fittings, and repair services for clients with challenged hearing. With locations also in Lebanon, Lafayette, Smithville, and Carthage, you’re covered just about anywhere you go in northern or eastern Middle Tennessee. Hearing Health Center has a team of people dedicated to empowering individuals with the best hearing solutions. Technological advancements in digital sound allows the team at Hearing Health Center to significantly enhance hearing for a variety of clients. Hearing aids don’t have to be the loudest part of your wardrobe, as HHC has modern, compact designs that fit into and around the ear, seamlessly blending in while providing the functionality needed to hear within normal ranges. If you’re struggling to hear what was once easy to detect, consider calling the Hearing Health Center to set up an appointment today. They want to help all people find confidence in their hearing by reconnecting them with the sounds of life.

A few of our favorite healthcare providers offer unique services outside of what you’d get at a clinic or urgent care. IVCare Infusion and Ikaria Infusions & Aesthetics, LLC offer hydration, wellness, and medical infusions and injections for things like B12, immunity, weight loss, collagen production, brainpower, and natural pain relief. Ikaria also offers facials, derma fillers, and microneedling. If you’re in the market for functional medicine in addition

High Point Heath Sumner with Ascension Saint Thomas

to infusions, non-invasive contouring, medical grade facials, and hormone optimization, visit Elevated Contouring, Hydration & Weight Loss . Most of these facilities have self pay or financing options for procedures and all will answer questions before, during, and after services. They want all patients to feel safe, informed, and in control of their wellbeing.

Gallatin is a place that loves community and people, and providing a plethora of services for health-related issues is important to keeping our residents happy and cared for. A variety of urgent and after-hours clinics exist all across the city to help with non-emergent situations, while facilities with treatments in oncology, dialysis, and memory care take on more serious concerns. With a long list of preventativefocused businesses working to keep us hydrated, weight conscious, and vitamin aware, Gallatin is really putting care at the forefront of the community. §

Elevated Contouring, Hydration & Weight Loss

High Point Heath Sumner with Ascension Saint Thomas

Comprehensive Health & Wellness

Meet Dr. Scott Coffey, the dedicated CEO of Comprehensive Health & Wellness. With a strong commitment to holistic care, Dr. Coffey brings his expertise in both primary and aesthetic healthcare to the Gallatin community.

His passion for patient care shines through in personalized treatment plans designed to support long-term wellness. Whether focusing on weight loss, microneedling, or comprehensive aesthetic services, Dr. Coffey and his team ensure that every patient receives high-quality care tailored to their unique needs and goals.

https://www.chealthwellness.com

TIME WITH Pets

Sumner County has an abundance of four-legged friends, and their humans are adamant about providing the best for their pets. In this list, you’ll find supplies, clinics, shelters, non-profits, and specialty food producers all open and ready to stock up everything you need to keep your animals happy and thriving.

Pet Supplies Plus is a one-stopshop for all things pet related. From grooming and adoption services to food, toys, medicine, and other supplies, you’re sure to find everything you could possibly need for your furry, scaled, or otherwise non-human companions. Located in the Maharris Dr. shopping center just off the 109 bypass, Pet Supplies Plus is easy to access from all sides of town.

Not only can you find top-of-theline foods and resources, but you can also fill prescription pet food orders and medicine orders in the Pet Supplies Plus Pet Pharmacy. They offer curb-side pickup and delivery services, and have a super friendly staff ready to help you find everything you need to keep your pets in pristine condition. Don’t want to wash your

pup at home? No problem! You can visit the store to use self-serve dog washing stations and save yourself a hassle. Pet Supplies Plus provides the wash basin, aprons, towels, and dryers; you bring your own shampoo, conditioner, and grooming supplies. No mess, no stress.

Sumner Spay and Neuter Alliance (SSNA) has been serving Gallatin and surrounding communities for more than two decades, on a mission to spay and neuter our furry friends so that animal overpopulation will subside. The SSNA is a private nonprofit and runs with the hope of reducing euthanasia of dogs and cats by focusing solely on spay/ neuter services. They have an office on the North side of Gallatin but also have mobile services several times per year. SSNA is known for working with local fosters to help kittens and puppies go to good homes with up-todate shots, microchips, and spayed/ neutered. If you visit them online, you’ll find information on how to make appointments for affordable services, how to care for feral or community cats, and how to donate money and resources to the organization.

Pet Wants Hendersonville has a passion for furry family members, and their business focuses on providing fresh cat and dog food at affordable prices. If you frequent local festivals and events, you’re likely to find them set up and serving the public with homemade treats and foods your animals will certainly enjoy. For over a decade, Pet Wants has been raising the bar for healthy pet foods and finding innovative ways to make fun and nutritious options with only fresh ingredients. If it’s important to you that your pets eat salmon, chicken, lamb, brown rice and other ingredients free of animal by-products, sugars, and corn, then Pet Wants Hendersonville has the products you need. Be sure to check them out during market season at the Gallatin Farmers Market to stock up on your favorite pet goodies. They make deliveries twice per week, and if you order before 7:00am on delivery day, you will get same-day service!

Safe Place for Animals (SPA) is a non-profit in the heart of Gallatin and is known for having a heart for our furry friends. Whether you’re hoping

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to adopt, you need affordable veterinary care or grooming services, or you have an animal in need of surrender, SPA can help. Their no-kill rescue shelter is happy to provide medical services, including spay/ neuter, to homeless, abandoned, or unwanted pets with an end goal of finding loving and responsible homes for each animal. The shelter is open 365 days a year and typically has afternoon visiting hours with all other services by appointment. You can help SPA by donating time, money, and resources, but be sure to check their website for the most updated information and variety of organizations whose proceeds are linked to the shelter.

The Magic Dog Bus was merely a dream in 2018, but in 2023, it became a reality for Amy Williams, owner and operator of this puppy transport business. Self proclaimed the “can-I-pet-that-dog” girl, Amy has worked with pups in clinics, daycares, and kennels and thought it would be a fun idea to create a business that could provide transportation for dogs just like the school bus picks up students each day. Each staff member is CPR/First Aid/AED certified and works tirelessly to ensure your pup has a fun and safe trip. All rides are by appointment and can be booked through their exclusive app that lists days, times, and included facilities around town. Pet parents can schedule grooming, boarding, or daycare appointments and book to have The Magic Dog Bus get furbabies there and back without hassle. Pups can even paw-ticipate in occasional field trips, and just like people in the car, they get to jam out to songs like “Puppy Dog (Bouncin’ in the Box) by RxckStxr.

Hounds Town USA was founded in 2000 by a former NYPD canine handler and offers an affordable approach to pet care. Adamant about transparent pricing, Hounds Town doesn’t believe in hidden fees and charges for add-on services. You can schedule boarding or spa days for your cats and dogs, and you can rest assured the team will treat your pup or kitty like one of their own. They’re confident your fur-iends will enjoy their stay and may even come home with the “Hounds Town Hangover” from playing and socializing with other animals. Know that each franchised Hounds Town location is helping to rehabilitate people through animals. If you’d like to donate to the non-profit side of this business, visit their Hounds Town Charities website to find all the ways you can give back, benefitting four-legged and two-legged creatures alike.

K9 Luxury Pet Resort was born in New Jersey out of a love for dogs, and in 2005, the concept bloomed into the premier experience we know and love today. Designed to be a resort-style boarding concept touting

cage-free boarding in state-of-the-art facilities, K9 Resorts is a unique and tailored experience for every pet and owner. From premium dog beds and Microban antimicrobial floors to PetAirapy UV purification and ventilation systems, K9 Resorts spares no amenity when it comes to caring for your fourlegged loved ones. Your pup will be treated like a royal guest, as animal comfort and owner peace of mind are at the forefront of the business model. Regardless the option you choose, your dog will receive one-on-one playtime and Blue Buffalo meals. With five boarding options all with a variety of customized amenities, you can choose the most basic

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boarding experience or opt for in-suite television entertainment. Anyway you pull the leash, K9 Resorts is open and ready to meet your every woof!

Groom & Go Mobile Pet Salon is a mobile grooming service custom built for dogs of all sizes. They provide their own water and electricity and have the tubs, tables, and tools needed to ensure your pup has a great salon experience. The best part is that owners can schedule grooming appointments that come to their homes, meaning no transport or hassle is necessary. Pricing is based on weight, coat length/type, and services desired, and appointments can be booked individually or on a recurring schedule. Dogs with recurring appointments will receive “pupgrade” packages that include extra services for free. All bath and grooming appointments include assessments, nail trimming, blow dry, and ear cleaning. Some services even allow you to choose hairstyles, among other customizations.

Volunteer Equine Advocates is a nonprofit organization dedicated to giving abused, neglected, and abandoned horses the care and love

they need to thrive. Working with local and global partners, Volunteer Equine Advocates has been serving Tennessee’s equines in need since 2003, and man are we honored A New Day Farm and this nonprofit are locally owned and operated. Jamie Clifton and her team of volunteers rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome horses, giving them “A New Day” to live better lives.

This organization runs solely on donations, so every dollar counts. Funds are used for training, vet visits, feed, and medication, and these things can be costly, especially in the most unfortunate cases of abuse and neglect. Volunteer Equine Advocates acquires horses from a variety of situations – from someone in the community noticing issues and individually reporting to law enforcement seizure of animals in deplorable and illegal living conditions, making it necessary to find immediate accommodations for multiple horses involved. If you’re not interested in giving money but want to donate items, you can visit their website to find a link to the Amazon wish list containing care items the team needs to keep the horses fed,

warm, clean, and healthy. More ways to help include sponsoring horses that are not up for adoption, volunteering your time and efforts on the farm, fostering, or adopting a horse to give it a happy home. All volunteers are vetted and extensively trained, and adoption applications are meticulously reviewed to ensure these majestic animals never know the hardships of life again.

If you’re in the market for a more traditional veterinary experience, check out Bluegrass Veterinary Hospital, Critter Clinic , McMillan Veterinary Clinic, Long Hollow Animal Hospital, and Sumner Springs Veterinary Clinic (Enoch Veterinary Clinic), to keep your pets healthy and active. From geriatric care and emergency services to grooming, surgical, and dental services, each of these clinics offers a comfortable hometown option for top veterinary care. Some clinics also offer online ordering and home delivery for prescription medications and foods, and one even offers dermatological care. Sumner Springs provides farm calls to accommodate farmers with animals that cannot be easily transported for care. Last on our list but certainly not least is Middle Tennessee Chiropractic and Dr. Vear. When you’re in the office for your human adjustment, don’t forget to make an appointment for your pet too! Dr. Vear adjusts all sorts of animals including but not limited to cats, dogs, and horses.

Around every corner and in the center of town, you’ll find more than enough options for pet needs, boarding, grooming, and veterinary care. Whether you’re shopping for a cat tree, prescription meds, or the next best chew toy, our pet supply stores have you covered. A number of shelters and retailers offer adoptions, and you can find affordable spay and neuter services in more than one facility. Keep playing fetch with Fido, cuddling Milo, and tossing a saddle on Trigger – our local pet scene will make sure you have years to enjoy your furry family and all the resources you could want to make them and you happy! §

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TIME TO HONOR

Veterans are an important population in the United States of America, and here in Gallatin and Sumner County, they are treasured residents. Chartered in 1919 and still welcoming veterans of all military branches today, The American Legion Post 17 is proud to exist just off South Water Avenue near the heart of downtown. They pride themselves on serving God, country, and community and sponsor a number of events and organizations around Sumner County.

Our American Legion is named after the first county resident who died in WWI, John T. Alexander. He served as a private in the U.S. Army, and his legacy lives on in the good work the legion engages in each and every day. Dedicated to veterans and their families, the legion has a mission to uphold and defend the Constitution while promoting patriotism, charitable support, community

service, and all activities associated with educating and helping others. Many organizations and activities run by the legion are designed to teach leadership and responsibility, especially to young boys.

American Legion Post 17 baseball is extremely notable in Gallatin, TN.

The American Legion has hosted youth baseball programs since 1925 with an overall goal of helping players learn to work together, hold their tempers, pull their weight, and realize their importance in group settings. Less about the sport and more about good sportsmanship, American Legion baseball is widely known for helping players develop healthy social skills and physical habits while also allowing them to have fun doing something they love.

A program focusing on leadership, Boys State is the most respected and selective educational program

of government instruction available for high school students. Becoming a part of local, county, and state government operations, young men are exposed to rights, privileges, duties and responsibilities of franchised citizens. High school juniors are selected by the legion, and in most cases, expenses associated with attending are handled by a sponsoring American Legion post, local business, or other community organization.

Each year, the American Legion Post 17 hosts the Veterans Day Parade, marching pride and a grateful spirit through downtown Gallatin in honor of our veterans. Gathering on a Saturday close to November 11th, the entire city comes together to honor the men and women brave enough to preserve our freedoms and our safety. Similarly, once a month, the legion hosts a Saturday morning breakfast and a Tuesday evening dinner for the

Girl Scouts from Troop 1882 at the Veterans Day Parade

cost of an $8.00 donation. Kids under 11 eat free, and lots of conversation and connecting ensue while breaking bread together.

Important to protecting our veterans and honoring their mental health, the legion is open to all veterans and active duty personnel and supports the confidentiality of everyone seeking help, whether through the veterans crisis or national suicide prevention hotlines. If you’d like to support our veterans and also the programs and activities hosted by American Legion Post 17, donation and sponsorship opportunities are a great way to give back and get involved.

The Sumner County Tennessee Veterans Service Office honors and assists veterans and their families, helping them to apply for benefits with the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). They understand that the VA can be a confusing place, and their office exists to help people navigate the necessary paperwork to get the process moving toward the benefits people deserve. You can visit online to find out more information and can

even call to schedule an in-home visit to discuss your VA needs. Offices are county funded and offer services free of cost; they also offer outreach the first week of every month in Hendersonville, Westmoreland, and Portland.

The Gallatin VA Clinic provides outpatient primary care, tele-mental health, health coaching, lab and social work services for veterans here in Sumner County. They also have transportation services, getting individuals and groups to various appointments, pharmacies, and facilities. Services must be scheduled by appointment and have average wait times of 26 days for new patients and two days for existing patients. Even families of veterans can receive social work services, guiding them to the proper resources to help care for their loved one medically or legally. Help with home health and community living situations can be handled as well, making the VA a great place to provide veterans and their families the tools they need to prevent and treat illnesses as they surface.

Veterans looking for jobs can venture to The American Job Center off Green Lea Blvd. on the South side of Gallatin and visit the local veteran employment representative for help finding employment in the area. The American Job Center can help with resumes, online applications, interview preparation, and even professional clothing. They hold monthly job fairs where many local employers take resumes and interview on the spot to fill immediate roles, and the veteran employment representative can be found attending public events around town to learn more about what businesses want and need in employees so that veterans looking for roles have the best information to get them the job. The AJC also has a mobile job center among other services, making it a great place for veterans and other citizens to gather resources to improve their professional endeavors.

Chapter 240 Vietnam Veterans of America of Sumner County, Tennessee is a non-profit, veteran service organization located in the heart of Hendersonville and serving a

wide surrounding community. VVA was founded in 1978 and is the only national Vietnam veterans organization congressionally chartered and dedicated to Vietnam veterans and their families. Relying on private contributions for revenue, the VVA does not receive local, state or federal monies. They hold a monthly dinner and meeting at the VFW Post 9851 of Shackle Island Road, and membership is open to veterans, family and friends of veterans and the general public.

VFW Post 9851 serves honorably discharged veterans and their families, providing services and support beyond active duty. The Veterans of Foreign Wars organization is dedicated to the wellbeing of veterans, ensuring they can reintegrate into civilian life with the resources they need to be successful. Understanding the many sacrifices made by military personnel, the VFW has a top priority to advocate on behalf of all veterans to ensure their care and respect in our society.

Every Saturday, post 9851 has a food pantry from 9am-11am, open to those who can verify veteran or dependent status. They provide resources for the general public to donate time, goods, and dollars through their

Spearhead Relief Fund, and they have a survivors toolkit for those needing more information on how to apply for benefits after the loss of a loved one. Giving back to the community is paramount, and several scholarship and recognition programs for students and teachers exist to celebrate achievements of great citizens and to challenge young people to learn more about patriotism and to express their views appropriately.

The Patriot Pen Essay is a nationwide youth essay competition giving students the opportunity to express their views on a patriotic theme. More than 120,000 students participated in 2023 with first place winning $5,000 and an all-expenses paid trip to Washington, D.C. with a parent or guardian. Another essay contest with higher stakes is the Voice of Democracy Audio-Essay contest. Nearly 40,000 high school students participate each year and scholarships range from $1,000$16,000. Winners from each state are awarded a minimum of $1,000 and a trip to Washington, D.C. As a nod to the great educators teaching our students, the VFW recognizes three each year, one

from elementary, middle, and high school for outstanding commitment to teaching Americanism and patriotism in the classroom.

On their website, the VFW has a plethora of resources, from crisis hotlines to events, media, and financial assistance websites and initiatives. Post 9851 hosts a Veterans Day parade each year in Hendersonville and has a weekly Scuttlebutt Coffee & Chat event designed to be an all-veteran social to start Saturday morning right.

Here at the chamber, we know and respect a number of veterans serving our community as business owners, government officials, or just good people donating their time and efforts to the community. We do our best to have ready resources available to anyone calling for assistance or information, and we support all efforts to honor and respect our large veteran population here in Sumner County. The red poppy has long been a symbol of veteran remembrance, symbolizing those who have fallen as a sacrifice for our country and people. We hope you’ll consider donating to the “Buddy” Poppy program, reading John McCrae’s “In Flanders Fields,” and shaking the hand of the next veteran you meet. §

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TIME TO MEET US AT

THE STATION

Gallatin has a brand-new gem for its business community: The Station. Officially opened with a vibrant grand opening event, this state-of-the-art venue has quickly became a hub for local businesses, professionals, and entrepreneurs. The grand opening, celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, was an exciting moment for the city, drawing together business leaders, residents, and city officials to mark the start of a new chapter for Gallatin’s thriving economy.

The Station serves as a central point for the Gallatin Area Chamber of Commerce, offering a variety of services to local businesses. From networking events and business development workshops to meeting spaces and community engagement, The Station fosters collaboration and innovation within the region. It’s more than just a space—it’s a platform where ideas come to life, and partnerships are formed.

As Gallatin continues to grow, The Station stands as a testament to the city’s commitment to supporting local businesses and entrepreneurs. It’s a place where the heart of the community beats, and opportunities for growth and connection are always just around the corner. Whether you’re a small business owner or a corporate leader, The Station is ready to help you thrive in Gallatin’s dynamic business environment.

Table of contents

• Agribusiness & Farming

• Farm Supplies

• Landscaping & Nursery

• Pest Control Attorneys & Legal

• Advertising & Marketing Agencies

• Business Credit Reports

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• Graphic Design, Promotional Products, and Printing & Publishing

• Office Furniture & Supplies

• Payment Services

• Tech Services Construction, Manufacturing, & DISTRIBUTION.

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• Industrial Supplies

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• Colleges & Technical Schools

• Education Services

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• Event Services Financial Services

• Accounting, Bookkeeping, and Tax Services

• Banking & Lending

• Investments & Wealth Management Food & Beverage

• Eating & Drinking

• Food Distributors

• Grocers Government & Public

• Emergency Services

• Government Agencies

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• Public Works & Utilities

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• Healthcare Providers

• Pediatrics

• Pharmacies • Senior Services Home Improvements & Services.

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Recreation

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• Civic & Community Organizations

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• Media Services

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• Publications Personal Services.

• Cleaning & Clothing Services

• Cosmetic Services

• Counseling

• Funeral Services

• Travel Services

• Commercial Real Estate

• Communities

• Developers

• Mortgage & Title Companies

• Moving & Storage

• Property Management

• Realtors & Brokers

• Apparel & Accessory Stores

• Home Furnishings & Equipment

• Specialty Stores

Premier Partners

Firefly LED LLC (877) 347-3533

101 E Main St, Ste 103 Gallatin, TN 37066 fireflyled.com (Business Services - Tech Services)

Meta Gallatin Gallatin, TN 37066 facebook.com/GallatinDataCenter (Business Services - Tech Services)

Highpoint Health - Sumner with Ascension Saint Thomas (615) 328-8888

555 Hartsville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 highpointhealthsystem.com (Healthcare - Healthcare Providers)

individuals

Armstrong, Katherine Dake Assante, Leonard Beaty, Eric Brown, Rachel Griffin, Emily, Mrs. Gallatin 2024-2025 Love, Lynda Bradley Lynch, Charlotte & Christopher Murphy, Rick Parks, Allen Petrin, Matthew Rohnkohl, James Sides, Harold Sinyard, Kit Smith, Johnny Walker, Patricia Woodruff, Jordan

Agriculture & Environment

Agribusiness

& Farming

Big Sky Farm (615) 826-3200

Gallatin Area Chamber of Commerce (615) 452-4000 117 West Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 gallatintn.org (Individuals & Nonprofit Organization)

Partner members

DPR Construction (615) 613-1064 1001 8th Ave S. Nashville, TN 37203 DPR.com (Construction & Manufacturing)

Rosendin Electric, Inc. (615) 461-2300 359 Maple St Gallatin, TN 37066 rosendin.com (Construction & Manufacturing)

Simmons Bank (615) 264-5046 1135 Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 simmonsbank.com (Financial Services - Banking & Lending)

Tenn Properties (615) 364-3780

190D Saundersville Rd, Ste 1003 Hendersonville, TN 37075 (Real Estate - Realtors & Brokers)

Farm Supplies

Sumner Farmers Co-op (615) 452-1755

450 Red River Rd Gallatin, TN 37066 sumnerfarmerscoop.com

Landscaping & Nursery

12 Corners Nursery (615) 451-2874

335 Nichols Ln Gallatin, TN 37066 12cornersnursery.com

Extreme Lawn Service & Landscaping (615) 828-3801 Gallatin, TN 37066 extremelawnservice.com

264 N Centerpoint Rd Portland, TN 37148 BigSkyFarmTN.com

Gold Dog Farm and Home (480) 414-5490

539 Upper Station Camp Creek Rd Gallatin, TN 37066 golddogfarmandhome.com

Gregory Family Farm (615) 948-4971 611B Dobbins Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 gregoryfamilyfarmtn.com

Holleman Farms (615) 680-0084

670B S. Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066

Long Hollow Alpacas (615) 804-8553

698 Wallace Rd Gallatin, TN 37066 longhollowalpacas.com

NatureworksTN (615) 388-3911

315 Blackey Bandy Rd Bethpage, TN 37022

Milosi (615) 264-0577

160 Center Point Rd S Hendersonville, TN 37075 milosi.com

Puryear Farms Nursery/Landscaping (615) 452-8948 1490 Cherokee Rd Gallatin, TN 37066 puryearfarms.com

R & S Groundskeeping (615) 451-7911

805 East Robertson Rd Castalian Springs, TN 37031 facebook.com/ RsGroundskeepingAndNurseryLlc

Trinity Earthworks (615) 431-3775 1371 Academy Rd Portland, TN 37148 trinityearthworks.com

U.S. Lawns - Gallatin (270) 237-0180 1607 Ellington Dr Lafayette, TN 37083 uslawns.com/locations/tn/gallatin

Pest Control

Alessio Exterminating Company (615) 456-4185 1108 Old Gallatin Rd Portland, TN 37148

All Things Exterminators Inc (615) 364-8710

967 Grassland Place Unit H Gallatin, TN 37066 bugswilldie.com

Attorneys & Legal Services

David Parsons Attorney at Law (615) 760-2376 PO Box 359 Gallatin, TN 37066

Edwards & Edwards, an Association of Attorneys (615) 822-0431

177 East Main St Hendersonville, TN 37075 edwards-and-edwards.com

Erika S Porter | Porter Law (615) 739-7250 113 E Main St, Coley Bldg Gallatin, TN 37066

Kelly & Smith Law Office (615) 452-2000 ext 10 125 Public Square Gallatin, TN 37066

Legal Aid Society (615) 451-1880 106 Public Square, Ste 109 Gallatin, TN 37066 las.org

Long & Taylor - An Association of Attorneys (615) 451-0307

130 S Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 longandtaylorlaw.com

Mason & Associates Law Firm (615) 989-7054

1531 Hunt Club Blvd, Ste 208 Gallatin, TN 37066 planyourlegacy.com

PHILLIPS | RALSTON LAW (615) 452-8030 1000 Kennesaw Blvd Gallatin, TN 37066 phillipsralston.com

Ray Whitley, Tennessee District Attorney General (615) 451-5810

113 West Main St Gallatin, TN 37066

Smith.Sholar.Milliken.Matthews (615) 452-5282

1164 Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 smithsholar.com

Spencer Fane Bone McAllester LLP (615) 822-8822

100 Bluegrass Commons Blvd Ste 2370 Hendersonville, TN 37075 spencerfane.com

The Ingrum Law Firm PLLC (615) 452-6613

117 East Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 ingrumlawyers.com

Tyler Templeton, Attorney (615) 452-2587

176 W Franklin St Gallatin, TN 37066 thetempletonfirm.com

Automotive & Marine

Advance Auto Parts (615) 989-9045

101 Theodori Trace Ste 100 Gallatin, TN 37066 advanceautoparts.com

Ausbrooks Auto & Machine LLC (615) 965-4170

145 Dobbins Pk Gallatin, TN 37066

Botero Carts (615) 557-4587

894 W Albert Gallatin Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 boterocarts.com

Bowles Complete Autocare & Tires (615) 675-4362

404 E Main St Gallatin, TN 37066

Calico Jack’s Boat and RV (615) 461-8554 2488 Hwy 31 E Gallatin, TN 37066 cjboats.com

Covington’s Collision Center (615) 461-7700 1408 E Broadway Gallatin, TN 37066

Duncan Motors (615) 461-8141

240 E Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 duncanmotors.net

Four-Way M & M, L. L. C. (615) 452-5950 1368 East Broadway Gallatin, TN 37066 fourwaymotorcars.com

Full Moon Towing LLC (615) 968-2524

103 Longview Dr Goodlettsville, TN 37072 fullmoontowing.com

Gallatin Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram (615) 452-2792

1290 Nashville Pk

Gallatin, TN 37066 gallatincdjr.com

Gallatin Ford (615) 452-5267 1394 Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 gallatinford.com

Gateway Tire & Service Center (615) 206-9898

380 Hancock St Gallatin, TN 37066 gatewaytire.com

H2O Solutions, LLC (855) 326-9274

873 Steam Plant Rd Gallatin, TN 37066 h2osolutionsllc.com

Hangar Unlimited (615) 478-6263

128 E Schell St

Gallatin, TN 37066 hangarunlimited.com

Max Electric Motor Service (615) 452-2970

170 James St Gallatin, TN 37066

Saints Collision Services (615) 439-2849 441 W Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 saintscollision.com

Screaming Eagle Express Car Wash (931) 206-6949

660 Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 screamingeagleexpress.com

Second Gen Graveyard (615) 989-1707

232 Airport Rd Gallatin, TN 37066 Secondgengraveyard.com

Todd’s Car Team (615) 218-4101

51 Industrial Park Dr Hendersonville, TN 37075 toddscarteam.com

Toyota of Gallatin (615) 230-9000

1435 Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 toyotaofgallatn.com

Tuffy Tire & Auto Service (615) 575-8295

1015 S Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 tuffygallatin.com

U-Save Car and Truck Rental/B&T Auto Rentals Inc. (615) 452-5934

400 East Broadway Gallatin, TN 37066 usavegallatin.com

Vic Jenkins Automotive Co. (615) 452-3037

400 East Broadway Gallatin, TN 37066 vicjenkins.com

Business Services

Advertising & Marketing Agencies

615 Digital Marketing (615) 378-5188 Gallatin, TN 37066 615digitalmarketing.com

Anthem Brand Strategy (615) 390-6880 Hendersonville, TN 37075

Bella Fiori Co. (607) 731-8818 Gallatin, TN 37066

CFW Marketing (847) 226-4741 Gallatin, TN 37066 cfwmarketing.com

Effectv, a Comcast Company (615) 427-8018

523 3rd Ave S Nashville, TN 37210 effectv.com

Executive Brand Growth (626) 589-1042

129 S. Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 executivebrandgrowth.com

Fireworx Digital (949) 485-2204

695 Nashville Pk, #193 Gallatin, TN 37066 Fireworxdigital.com

Gallatin Lifestyle (615) 955-9747

129 S Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 CityLifestyle.com/gallatin

Good Circle Marketing (615) 807-0847

Gallatin, TN 37066 goodcirclemarketing.com

Navarro Creative Group (615) 562-1002 1001 Lacebark Ln Hendersonville, TN 37075 navarrocreativegroup.com

Roland Digital Media Inc (931) 528-8100

2300 W Jackson St Cookeville, TN 38501 rolanddigitalmedia.com

Social Indoor (615) 327-8113

220 Great Circle Rd Nashville, TN 37228 socialindoor.com

TME Brand Marketing (615) 430-5913

Gallatin, TN 37066 tmebrandmarketing.com

Business Credit Reports

Business Credit Reports, Inc. (615) 989-7000

1645 Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 businesscreditreports.com

Cleaning & Restoration

Bee Clean Disposal (615) 570-0000

896 W Albert Gallatin Ave, Ste G Gallatin, TN 37066 beecleandisposal.com

Clutter Company of Tennessee (615) 601-1031

Gallatin, TN 37066 cluttercompanyoftennessee.com

Kyle Dixon’s Pressure Washing (863) 255-7862

Gallatin, TN 37066 kdpwash.com

Precision Exterior Cleaning (931) 241-7400

Gallatin, TN 37066 precisionexteriorcleaningtn.com

Precision Pro Wash & HVAC (855) 230-3916

1430 Hilton Ln

Castalian Springs, TN 37031 precisionprowashtn.com

Prime Industrial Cleaning Solutions (615) 804-6282

Gallatin, TN 37066 primeindustrialcleaning.com

PuroClean of Hendersonville, LLC (615) 348-7200

310 S Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 puroclean.com/ph-tn

SERVPRO Industries, Inc. (615) 451-0200

801 Industrial Dr Gallatin, TN 37066 servpro.com

SERVPRO OF SUMNER COUNTY (615) 822-0200

229 Innovation Way Hendersonville, TN 37075 servprosumnercounty.com

The Clean Machine (931) 808-5178

352 S Chancery St, Ste 3 McMinnville, TN 37110

Consulting

Amy Gleaves, Certified Life Coach (615) 426-3669 201 Ward Ln Hendersonville, TN 37075 amygleaves.com

Be Connected Coaching, LLC (513) 317-2744

658 Hickory Ridge Rd Gallatin, TN 37066 beconnectedcoaching.com

Compass Human Resources Professionals 1-812-449-5590 2197 Hwy 25 Gallatin, TN 37066 CompassHRP.com

DH2H Consulting (336) 455-3888

897 Fairington Way, Ste 202 Gallatin, TN 37066

Powers Unlimited Franchising (615) 924-3884

Gallatin, TN 37066 powersunlimitedfranchising.com

Preston Stark - PStark Consulting (615) 992-5588

Gallatin, TN 37066

Tami West Seminars (615) 497-7714

White House, TN 37188 tamiwest.com

Tennessee Small Business Development Center (615) 230-4780

1480 Nashville Pk, Bldg 300 Gallatin, TN 37066 tsbdc.org

Walk In It (615) 336-1703

Hendersonville, TN 37075 walkinit.net

ZenBusiness (512) 765-4985

5511 Parkcrest Dr, Ste 103 Austin, TX 78731 zenbusiness.com

Employment Services

American Job Center (615) 452-1964

1598 GreenLea Blvd Gallatin, TN 37066 jobs4tn.gov

First Call Staffing (615) 325-2022 816 S Broadway Portland, TN 37148 firstcallinc.com

Goodwill Career Solutions (615) 346-1810

205-A Indian Lake Blvd Hendersonville, TN 37075 giveit2goodwill.org/careersolutions

Trades for Success (615) 238-5909

Gallatin, TN 37066 facebook.com/tradesforsuccess

Wood Personnel Services (615) 989-7911

722 Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 woodpersonnel.com

Engineering

CSDG (615) 248-9999

2305 Kline Ave, Ste 300 Nashville, TN 37211 csdgtn.com

GreenLID Design, LLC (615) 230-7269

114 B West Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 greenliddesign.com

Montgomery Engineering (615) 230-9089

1191 Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 montgomeryengineering.com

Graphic Design, Promotional Products, and Printing & Publishing

ASAP Printing (615) 822-6052

116 Imperial Blvd Hendersonville, TN 37075 asapprintingtn.com

BB Printing Company (615) 822-0037

334 West Main St Hendersonville, TN 37075 bbprintingco.com

Cheryl Elliott - PRISMA (615) 403-6844

2947 Brick Church Pk Nashville, TN 37207 prismagraphic.com

Concept One Screen Printing, Inc. (615) 452-2900

216 N Locust Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 conceptonetn.com

Creative Instinct (615) 945-9296

Mount Juliet, TN 37122 creativeinstinct.biz

DoDat Communications, Inc. (615) 537-1288 1026 Lavern Circle

Hendersonville, TN 37075 DoDat.me

Minuteman Press (615) 989-1875

216 W Broadway Gallatin, TN 37066 minuteman.com/us/locations/tn/ gallatin

Payton Prints (615) 675-5962

131 S Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 paytonprints.com

Perfect Fit Image Apparel, Inc. (615) 451-2226

430 Airport Rd, Ste A Gallatin, TN 37066 perfectfitimage.com

Pony Mailbox & Business Center (615) 451-1000 540 W Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 ponymailboxes.com

Proforma PSP (615) 622-6516 Gallatin, TN 37066 proformapsp.com

Quality Printing Company (615) 452-7653

141 East Eastland Gallatin, TN 37066 printshopgallatintn.com/home/

Off ice Furniture & Supplies

Denney Office Furniture, Inc. (615) 452-4383 120 Factory St Gallatin, TN 37066 denneyofficefurniture.com

Pruitt Vending (615) 479-3071 Gallatin TN 37066

Payment Services

Banc Card of America (615) 452-1752 705 Davis Dr Gallatin, TN 37066 banccard.com

Legacy Payroll Solutions, LLC (615) 826-1585

201 Molly Walton Dr, Unit B Hendersonville, TN 37075 legacypayrollsolutions.net

Tech Services

Adobe (408) 753-5826

345 Park Ave

San Jose, CA 95110 adobe.com/acrobat/resources/howto-redact-a-pdf.html

Advanced Alarm (615) 451-3444 PO Box 1806 Gallatin, TN 37066

Cumberland Connect (800) 987-2362

1940 Madison St Clarksville, TN 37043 cumberlandconnect.org

Dexcore, LLC (615) 590-8805 179 Hancock St Gallatin, TN 37066 dexcore.net

Electronics Recycling Solutions (615) 989-1010 547 Airport Rd, Ste 101 Gallatin, TN 37066 electronicsrecyclingsolutions.org

PREMIER PARTNER

Firefly LED LLC (877) 347-3533

101 E Main St, Ste 103 Gallatin, TN 37066 fireflyled.com

Invention Matters LLC (512) 825-1771 41 Peabody St Nashville, TN 37210 patentfire.net

Lightwire Solutions (615) 657-5604 639 E Main St, Ste 105 Hendersonville, TN 37075 lightwiresolutions.com

PREMIER PARTNER

Meta Gallatin Gallatin, TN 37066 facebook.com/GallatinDataCenter

MP Security Inc. (615) 451-3444 PO Box 1806 Gallatin, TN 37066

NexGen Communications (615) 523-9900 Hendersonville, TN 37076 nexgenc.com

NovaTech (615) 577-7638 4106 Charlotte Ave Nashville, TN 37209 novatech.net

R. J. Young Company (615) 255-8551

730A Freeland Station Rd Nashville, TN 37228 rjyoung.com

Sentinel Alarms (615) 586-4305 1404 E Broadway, Ste 6 Gallatin, TN 37066 sentinelalarmsllc.com

Sublime Computer Services (615) 942-0850

315 W Main St, Ste 20 Hendersonville, TN 37075 sublimecomp.com

Veterans IT Solutions LLC (615) 991-0255

106 Public Square, Ste 120 Gallatin, TN 37066 veterans-it.com

Construction, Manufacturing, & distribution

Construction & Contractors

Blackwolf Build (615) 587-2580 5609A Ohio Ave Nashville, TN 37209 blackwolfbuild.com

Brian Harris Homes LLC (615) 206-8017 1160 Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066

Cerris Systems (615) 442-0540 154 Commerce Way Gallatin, TN 37066 cerris.com

Charles R. Curtis Construction, Inc. (615) 206-1401 567 Airport Rd Gallatin, TN 37066 buildwithcurtis.com

Commander Cabinets, LLC (615) 206-8662 1 Examiner Ct Gallatin, TN 37066

Covenant Constructors, LLC (423) 419-5142 112 Long Hollow Pk Goodlettsville, TN 37072 convenantconstructorsllc.com

David Weekley Homes (615) 349-4421

1016 Linn Cove Ct Gallatin, TN 37066 davidweekleyhomes.com

PARTNER MEMBER

DPR Construction (615) 613-1064

1001 8th Ave S. Nashville, TN 37203 DPR.com

Garrott Bros Ready Mix (615) 452-2385

375 Red River Rd Gallatin, TN 37066 garrottbros.com

Goodall Homes (615) 451-5029

393 Maple St, Ste 100 Gallatin, TN 37066 goodallhomes.com

JR Builders, LLC (615) 504-1467

880 GreenLea Blvd, Ste A-100 Gallatin, TN 37066 jrbuildersllc.com

KCG Homes, LLC (615) 989-7363

710 Nashville Pk, Ste 104 Gallatin, TN 37066 kcghomebuilders.com

Master Builders by Bagsby Ranch (615) 452-1376

1628 Long Hollow Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 bagsbyranch.com

Milliken Builders (615) 238-5909 Gallatin, TN 37066 facebook.com/millidenbuildersllc

Olympian Construction Co., LLC (615) 248-8843

189 Center Point Rd S Hendersonville, TN 37075 olympianconstruction.com

Pavement Restorations, Inc. (615) 461-7386

555 Airport Rd Gallatin, TN 37066 gotpotholes.net

Randy Jones Construction (615) 452-7731

503 Becks Place Gallatin, TN 37066 randyjonesconstruction.com

Rearden Barn Company (629) 888-7663 Gallatin, TN 37066 reardenbarncompany.com

PARTNER MEMBER

Rosendin Electric, Inc. (615) 461-2300

359 Maple St Gallatin, TN 37066 rosendin.com

Ryan Homes (615) 551-5250

302 Innovation Dr, Ste 200 Frankllin, TN 37067 ryanhomes.com/new-homes/ communities/tennessee/gallatin

Schell Brothers Nashville LLC (615) 608-4557

150 Saundersville Rd, Ste B Hendersonville, TN 37075 shellbrothers.com

T.W. Frierson Contractor, Inc. (615) 419-9645

2971 Kraft Dr Nashville, TN 37204 twfrierson.com

The Milliken Corporation (615) 238-5909

3603 Hwy 52E Bethpage, TN 37022 millikencorp.com

Turner Construction (629) 215-6246

624 Grassmere Park Dr, Ste 4 Nashville, TN 37211 Turnerconstruction.com

Wallace Custom Builders, LLC (615) 451-9509

1529 Hunt Club Blvd, Ste 500 Gallatin, TN 37066 wallacecustombuilders.com

White Buffalo Restoration (615) 497-6975 Gallatin, TN 37066 whitebuffalorestoration.com

Industrial Supplies

Dean Oil Company (615) 452-2947

163 James Circle Gallatin, TN 37066 deanoilco.com

HCI Supply (615) 564-9999

549 Airport Rd

Gallatin, TN 37066 HCIsupplystore.com

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Gallatin Area Chamber of Commerce

Holston Gases (615) 452-2015

1209 Longleaf Dr Gallatin, TN 37066 holstongases.com

Manufacturing & distribution

Associated Packaging, Inc. (615) 452-2131

435 Calvert Dr Gallatin, TN 37066 associatedpackaging.com

Beretta USA Corporation (301) 283-2191

1399 Gateway Dr Gallatin, TN 37066 berettausa.com

CDF Distributors (855) 769-9895

254 West Eastland Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 cdfdistributors.com

Gap Inc. (615) 230-2300

100 GAP Blvd Gallatin, TN 37066 gapinc.com

GKN Hoeganaes - Gallatin (615) 451-2000

1315 Airport Rd Gallatin, TN 37066 hoeganaes.com

Industrial Maintenance Company (615) 452-5840

436 Calvert Dr Gallatin, TN 37066 imctn.com

ITW StampTech Fasteners (615) 452-1002

850 Steam Plant Rd Gallatin, TN 37066 stamptechfasteners.com

Jamil Packaging (615) 451-9533

540 National Dr Gallatin, TN 37066 jamilpkg.com

Kolemba Industries, Inc. (615) 452-9191

434 Calvert Dr Gallatin, TN 37066 kolembaindustries.net

Laminate Technologies of Tennessee (615) 451-4554

1356 Gateway Dr Gallatin, TN 37066 lamtech.net

Meridian Commercial Services (615) 390-2236

217 James St, Ste G Gallatin, TN 37066 meridiantn.com

Mohawk Textiles (615) 442-8164

1381 Gateway Dr Gallatin, TN 37066 mohawktextiles.com

NIC Global (615) 206-0455

501 Belvedere Dr N Gallatin, TN 37066 nicglobalms.com

PCA (Packaging Corp of America) (615) 452-0110 1440 Airport Rd Gallatin, TN 37066 packagingcorp.com/gallatin-sheetplant

R. C. Owen Company (615) 452-5658

310 Blythe St Gallatin, TN 37066

Rogers Group, Inc. (615) 451-4777

2124 Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 rogersgroupinc.com

Simpson Strong-Tie Company, Inc. (615) 230-8788

375 N Belvedere Dr Gallatin, TN 37066 strongtie.com

Education

Childcare & Preschools

Elite Education (615) 388-8879 571 Airport Rd Gallatin, TN 37066 eliteeducationprek.webs.com

Gallatin Child Care, Inc. (615) 206-0842

445 Hull Circle Gallatin, TN 37066

Gallatin Day Care Center (615) 452-2518

108 Southpark Circle Gallatin, TN 37066

Gallatin Premier Childcare (615) 422-6221

1025 Beaty Blvd Gallatin, TN 37066 gallatinpremierchildcare.com

Keystone Childcare LLC (615) 675-4152

128 Goodview Way Gallatin, TN 37066 keystonechildcare.com

Lightbridge Academy of Gallatin (615) 326-6391 2129 Nashville Pk, Ste 200 Gallatin, TN 37066 lightbridgeacademy.com

Primrose School of Gallatin (615) 447-3515 1760 GreenLea Blvd Gallatin, TN 37066 primrosegallatin.com

The Goddard School (615) 822-9300

108 Cinema Dr Hendersonville, TN 37075 Goddardschool.com

The Goddard School - Gallatin (615) 561-1515 1059 Kennesaw Blvd Gallatin, TN 37066 Goddardschool.com

Colleges & Technical Schools

Tennessee College of Applied Technology Hartsville (615) 374-2147 716 McMurry Blvd Hartsville, TN 37074 tcathartsville.edu

Tennessee College of Applied Technology Nashville (615) 425-5500 100 White Bridge Nashville, TN 37209 tcatnashville.edu

Union University (615) 447-2500

205 Indian Lake Blvd Hendersonville, TN 37075 uu.edu/hendersonville

Volunteer State Community College (615) 230-3571

1480 Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 volstate.edu

Welch College (615) 675-5255

1045 Bison Trail Gallatin, TN 37066 welch.edu

Education Services

Middle TN Workforce Development Academy (615) 483-1642

Hendersonville, TN 37075 nuccamidtn.com

K-12 Schools

Gallatin High School (615) 452-2621

700 Dan P. Herron Dr Gallatin, TN 37066 ghs.sumnerschools.org

Goodpasture Christian School (615) 868-2600 619 West Due West Ave Madison, TN 37115 goodpasture.org

Liberty Creek High School (615) 206-3335

100 Wolfpack Way Gallatin, TN 37066 lch.sumnerschools.org

Pope Saint John Paul II Preparatory School (615) 822-2375 117 Caldwell Dr Hendersonville, TN 37075 jp2prep.org

Sumner Academy (615) 452-1914 464 Nichols Ln Gallatin, TN 37066 sumneracademy.org

Sumner County Schools (615) 451-5200 695 East Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 sumnerschools.org

Events

Caterers & venues

Bit-O-Heaven Catering & Events at the Gathering Place (615) 905-1830

450 West Main St, B-1 Gallatin, TN 37066 bitoheavencatering.com

C & G’s Fine Foods (615) 230-7550

360 Austin Park Gallatin, TN 37066

Chef Christopher’s Catering | Epic Event Centre (615) 452-1912

392 West Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 epiceventcentre.com

CRAVE (615) 974-0306

324 Gallatin Pk S Madison, TN 37115 cravecateringevents.com

Rock Springs Resort Center (629) 209-6777 732 Rock Springs Rd Castalian Springs, TN 37031 rockspringsrc.com

Sycamore Springs (615) 452-7500 3712 Highway 31E Bethpage, TN 37022 sycamorespringstn.com

The Pick Inn (615) 946-4306 550 Zieglers Fort Rd Gallatin, TN 37066 pickinnevents.com

The Venue (615) 618-0960 1023 S Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 thevenuegallatin.com

Event Services

Apple and Dove Flower Company LLC (615) 723-2480 115 Public Square Gallatin, TN 37066 appleanddove.com

Black Tie Floral Design & Events (615) 461-7701 967 Grassland Place, Ste G Gallatin, TN 37066 blacktiefloraldesigns.com

Brown’s Florist (615) 824-0857 269 West Main St Hendersonville, TN 37075 brownsflorist.net

Effortless Event Planning (615) 812-1764 1014 Duncan St Gallatin, TN 37066 effortlesseventplanningtn.com

Gallatin Flower & Gift Shoppe (615) 452-1679

210 N Locust Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 facebook.com/GallatinFlower

Nashville Balloon Bash (615) 804-0510

967 Grassland Pl, Unit I Gallatin, TN 37066 nashvilleballoonbash.com

Small Town Pop Co. (615) 496-5548

Castalian Springs, TN 37031 smalltownpopco.com

Financial Services

Accounting, Bookkeeping, and Tax Services

Absolute Business Solutions, LLC (615) 585-1602

967 Grassland Place, Suite A Gallatin, TN 37066 absolutebusiness.solutions

Chuck Porter, CPA/PFS (615) 210-7221

242 W Main St #262 Hendersonville, TN 37075 chuckportercpa.com

Front Desk Accounting (618) 205-9571 631 Teree Dr Gallatin, TN 37066 frontdeskaccounting.com

H & R Block (615) 230-1055 1025 Nashville Pk, Ste. 110 Gallatin, TN 37066 hrblock.com

H & R Block (615) 452-8183 488 East Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 hrblock.com

Jennings & Clouse, PLC (615) 206-0360

1509 Hunt Club Blvd, Ste 500 Gallatin, TN 37066 jenningsclouse.com

McMurray, Fox and Associates, PLLC (615) 824-2724

639 East Main St Hendersonville, TN 37075 mcmurrayassociates.com

Puryear & Noonan CPAs (615) 296-0500

40 Burton Hills Blvd Nashville, TN 37215 pn-cpas.com

Tennessee Business Services Inc. (615) 400-2150

1010 Durham Dr Gallatin, TN 37066 tnbizserv.com

Banking & Lending

Advance Financial (615) 230-7850

540 Village Green Dr Gallatin, TN 37066 af247.com

Ascend Federal Credit Union (800) 342-3086, Ext 4825 624 Davis Dr, Ste 400 Gallatin, TN 37066 ascend.org

BankTennessee (615) 442-7914

544 Hartsville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 banktennessee.com

City National Bank AN RBC Company 1005 17th Ave S, Ste 600 Nashville TN 37212 (615) 782-5600 cnb.com

Edmonton State Bank (615) 452-8877

250 West Broadway Gallatin, TN 37066 edmontonstatebank.com

F&M Bank (615) 338-3839 221 Indian Lake Blvd Hendersonville, TN 37075 myfmbank.com

First Horizon (615) 452-1464

668 Nashville Pk, Ste. 100 Gallatin, TN 37066 firsthorizon.com

First National Bank (615) 206-1748

150 West Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 fnbank.net

Macon Bank & Trust (615) 230-7942

683 Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 maconbankandtrust.com

Pinnacle Financial Partners (615) 690-4056 1534 Noah Ln Gallatin, TN 37066 pnfp.com

PNC Bank (615) 757-4381

207B Indian Lake Blvd Hendersonville, TN 37075

PARTNER MEMBER

Simmons Bank (615) 264-5046

1135 Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 simmonsbank.com

TENCU (615) 780-7679

716 Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 ttcu.org

U.S. Bank - Equal Housing Lender. Member FDIC. (615) 451-7580 600 Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 usbank.com

United Community Bank (615) 575-7200 1204 Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 ucbi.com

Volunteer State Bank (615) 989-9803

1553 Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 volstatebank.com

Volunteer State Bank (615) 452-6666

554 West Main St

Gallatin, TN 37066 volstatebank.com

Wilson Bank & Trust (615) 442-1474

1630 Nashville Pk, Ste 100 Gallatin, TN 37066 wilsonbank.com

Edward Jones - Todd Johnson CFP®Financial Advisor (615) 451-0541

1526 Hunt Club Blvd, Ste. 510 Gallatin, TN 37066 edwardjones.com

Thrivent (615) 881-2570

Wilson Bank & Trust (615) 442-1470

455 West Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 wilsonbank.com

Investments & Wealth Management

Apex Financial Planning (615) 206-8731

1529 Hunt Club Blvd, Ste 100 Gallatin, TN 37066 apexfinancialplanning.com

Atlas Financial Management (615) 437-0377

1531 Hunt Club Blvd, Ste 310 Gallatin, TN 37066 atlasfinancialmanagement.com

Edward Jones - Evan MuldoonFinancial Advisor (615) 206-7500

125 Goodview Way, Ste 140 Gallatin, TN 37066 edwardjones.com/us-en/financialadvisor/evan-muldoon

Edward Jones - Financial AdvisorJohn Hannum (615) 442-8120

210 Baber Park Dr W, Ste 110 Gallatin, TN 37066 edwardjones.com/john-hannum

Edward Jones - Financial AdvisorPete Trice (615) 452-9927

600 Commons Dr, Ste 100 Gallatin, TN 37066 edwardjones.com/us-en/financialadvisor/pete-triceiv

Edward Jones - Linda Murphy CFP®, ChFC®, CLU®, CRPS™ - Financial Advisor (615) 452-9927

600 Commons Dr, Ste. 100 Gallatin, TN 37066 edwardjones.com/us-en/financialadvisor/linda-murphy

4900 Centennial Blvd Ste 209 Nashville, TN 37209 connect.thrivent.com/garrettdickerson

Wealth Ingenuity Insurance & Financial Services (615) 846-3322

120 Millers Point Gallatin, TN 37066 PSG-FP.com

Food & Beverage

Eating & Drinking

Albertos Restaurant and Bakery (615) 206-4575

210 Douglas Bend Rd Gallatin, TN 37066 albertos.us

All Things Bun (615) 429-2140 Gallatin, TN 37066

Andy’s Frozen Custard (615) 461-4066

1387 Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 eatandys.com

Aun-tae’s Sweet Confections (615) 752-6644 Gallatin, TN 37066

Awedaddy’s Bar & Grill (615) 452-4777

727 Marina Private Rd Gallatin, TN 37066 restaurantgallatintn.com

Black Elm Coffee Shop (615) 562-0328

106 Public Square Gallatin, TN 37066 blackelm.coffee

Blooming Kupcakes (615) 461-0063 Gallatin, TN 37066 bloomingkupcakes.com

Bruster’s Real Ice Cream (714) 914-5097

350 E Main St Hendersonville, TN 37075 brusters.com/hendersonville

Burger King (615) 206-0385

841 Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 carrols.com

Cafe 393 Gallatin (615) 675-4215

125 Goodview Way Gallatin, TN 37066

Campione’s Taste of Chicago (615) 206-6965

179 Hancock St, Ste 208 Gallatin, TN 37066 campionestasteofchicogo.com

Casa Roja Mexican Grill (615) 461-8570

122 W Franklin St Gallatin, TN 37066

Chicago Style Gyros Plus (615) 461-8275

148 N Belvedere Dr Gallatin, TN 37066

Chick-fil-A of Gallatin (615) 230-1945

101 N Belvedere Dr Gallatin, TN 37066 chick-fil-a.com/gallatin

Chicken Salad Chick (615) 989-6245

1117 Nashville Pk, Ste A Gallatin, TN 37066 chickensaladchick.com

Double Dogs Gallatin (615) 675-0505

1620 Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 doubledogs.biz

Fairvue Pizza and Pub (615) 675-5867

1483 Nashville Pk, Ste 403 Gallatin, TN 37066

Fowl Play Hot Chicken (629) 244-9534

425 W Eastland St Gallatin, TN 37066 fowlplaychicken.com

Graham’s Coffee Co (615) 438-5849

284 Harris Ln Gallatin, TN 37066

Half Batch Brewing (615) 431-5479

154 Bonita Pkwy

Hendersonville, TN 37075 halfbatchbrewing.com

Hibachi Jr (615) 622-4923

180 Belvedere Dr N Gallatin, TN 37066 hibachijr.com

Jet’s Pizza (615) 451-0252

122 N Belvedere Dr Gallatin, TN 37066 jetspizza.com

Jonathan’s Grille (615) 675-5911 224 Maharris Dr Gallatin, TN 37066 jonathansgrille.com

KeKe’s Breakfast Cafe (615) 604-3516 1152 Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 kekes.com/kekes-gallatin

Kung Fu Tea (615) 206-8725 1915 Long Hollow Pk, Ste 500 Gallatin, TN 37066 kungfutea.com

La Veneta Italian Kitchen & Market (615) 206-8448 102 N Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066

M.L.Rose Craft Beer & Burgers (615) 575-8603 2145 Nashville Pk, Ste 100 Gallatin, TN 37066 mlrose.com

Mary’s Place (615) 230-3030 804 N Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066

McAlister’s Deli (615) 575-3260 1115 Gallatin Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 mcalistersdeli.com

McDonald’s (615) 527-7187 402 W Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 mylocalmcds.com/gallatinmcds

McDonald’s (615) 451-7100 990 Greensboro Dr Gallatin, TN 37066 mylocalmcds.com/volstatemcds

McDonald’s (615) 206-8800 1304 Clearlake Meadows Blvd Gallatin, TN 37066

Mini Donut Daze (629) 237-0039 Gallatin, TN 37066 minidonutdaze.com

Nutrition Nook (615) 475-8745 113 E Eastland St Gallatin, TN 37066

Obsessive Coffee Disorder (478) 808-8315 Hendersonville, TN 37075 obsessivecoffeedisorder.com

O’Charley’s Kitchen + Bar (615) 230-8103

1009 Village Green Crossing Gallatin, TN 37066 ocharleys.com

Osaka Japanese Restaurant (615) 451-1686

223 West Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 osakajapaneseonline.com

Our Spot (615) 989-7140 134 W Broadway Gallatin, TN 37066 ourspottn.com

Perfect Portions (615) 779-8113

450 W Main St, Ste B4 Gallatin, TN 37066 perfectportions8020.com

Prince Street Pizza and Pub (615) 675-4640 123 East Prince St Gallatin, TN 37066 princeStpizzaandpub.com

Roux’s Creole Cafe (615) 451-6961 170 N Water St Gallatin, TN 37066 rouxscreolecafe.com

Samusi Hibachi LLC (615) 606-5757 Gallatin, TN 37066 samusihibachi.com

Smoke House Restaurant (615) 202-9434 1581 E Broadway Gallatin, TN 37066

Soulshine Pizza (615) 970-6682 1921 Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 soulshinepizza.com

Swaney Swift’s on the Square (615) 675-4366 118 N Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 swaneyswifts.com

The Chocolate Covered Strawberry Cafe’ (615) 230-1002 2375 Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 thechocolatecoveredstrawberrycafe. com

The Guilty Grind (615) 206-8448 100 N Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066

The Southern Kettle (931) 387-6648 Gallatin, TN 37066 thesouthernkettleco.com

Tomo’s Bakery (931) 349-0308 Hartsville, TN 37074

Tropical Smoothie Cafe (615) 899-6093

207 Maharris Dr Ste B Gallatin, TN 37066 tropicalsmoothiecafe.com

Vui’s Kitchen (615) 623-1419 120 Goodview Way, Ste A Gallatin, TN 37066 vuiskitchen.com

Whataburger (615) 442-7876 1123 Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 whataburger.com

Whitt’s Barbecue (615) 675-5109 604 Long Hollow Pk Gallatin, TN 37066

Food Distributors

Blue Line Roasting Coffee Co. (818) 631-6077

125 Hwy 76 White House, TN 37188 bluelineroasting.com

Rich Products (615) 512-1821

349 West Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 rich.com

Grocers

Gallatin Grocery (615) 675-5130

200 W Broadway Gallatin, TN 37066

Publix Super Market (#1033) (615) 451-6285 1483 Nashville Pk

Gallatin, TN 37066 publix.com/locations/1033greensboro-village

Government & Public Services

Emergency Services

Gallatin Fire Department (615) 452-2771

119 GFD Memorial Blvd Gallatin, TN 37066 gallatintn.gov

Gallatin Police Department (615) 452-1313

130 West Franklin St Gallatin, TN 37066 gallatinpd.org

Sumner County Emergency Communications Center (615) 451-3838

253 Airport Rd Gallatin, TN 37066 sumnerecc.org

Sumner County Emergency Management Agency (615) 452-7584

255 Airport Rd Gallatin, TN 37066 sumnerema.org

Sumner County Emergency Medical Services (615) 451-0429

255 Airport Rd Gallatin, TN 37066 sumnerems.org

Sumner County Sheriff’s Office (615) 452-2616

117 West Smith St

Gallatin, TN 37066 sumnersheriff.com

Government Agencies

CITY of Gallatin Attorney (615) 230-0681

132 W Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 gallatintn.gov

CITY of Gallatin Building Codes (615) 451-5968

132 W Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 gallatintn.gov

CITY of Gallatin Engineering (615) 451-5965

633 Long Hollow Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 gallatintn.gov

CITY of Gallatin Finance (615) 451-5963

132 W Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 gallatintn.gov

CITY of Gallatin Human Resources (615) 451-5890

132 West Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 gallatintn.gov

CITY of Gallatin Information Technology (615) 451-5892

132 W Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 gallatintn.gov

CITY of Gallatin Mayor (615) 451-5961

132 West Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 gallatintn.gov

CITY of Gallatin Parks and Recreation (615) 451-5911

210 Albert Gallatin Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 gallatintn.gov/149/Parks-Recreation

CITY of Gallatin Planning Department (615) 451-5796

132 West Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 gallatintn.gov

CITY of Gallatin Public Utilities (615) 451-5922

239 Hancock St Gallatin, TN 37066 gallatintn.gov

CITY of Gallatin Public Works Department (615) 451-5909

641 Long Hollow Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 gallatintn.gov

City of Gallatin Recorder/City Judge (615) 451-5895

132 West Main St Room 111 Gallatin, TN 37066 gallatintn.gov

City of Gallatin Tourism & Marketing (615) 451-5961

132 W Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 gallatintn.gov

Gallatin Economic Development Agency (615) 451-5940

132 W. Main St, Suite 210 Gallatin, TN 37066 gallatintn.gov/154/Economic-

Development

Gallatin Public Library of Sumner County (615) 452-1722

123 East Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 gallatinlibrary.org

State of Tennessee Office of Homeland Security (615) 251-5166

312 Rosa L Parks Ave Nashville, TN 37243 tn.gov/safety.html

Sumner County - Veterans Service Office (615) 451-6014

355 N Belvedere Dr, Room 114 Gallatin, TN 37066 sumnercountytn.gov/veteransservices

Sumner County Health Department (615) 206-1100

1005 Union School Rd Gallatin, TN 37066 Sumnertn.org/offices/health

Tennessee Army National Guard (Gallatin Recruiting Office) (615) 308-4065

1250 Hartsville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 nationalguard.com

TVA Gallatin Fossil Plant (615) 230-4000

1499 Steam Plant Rd Gallatin, TN 37066 tva.gov

U. S. Army Recruiting Center (615) 452-0463

160 N Belvedere Dr Gallatin, TN 37066 goarmy.com

United States Air Force - Recruiter (615) 681-0479

300 Pleasant Grove Rd, Ste 337 Mount Juliet, TN 37122 AirForce.com

Public Off icials

Baker Ring - Sumner County Commissioner District 8 (615) 585-6819 Gallatin, TN 37066

Craig Hayes, Gallatin City Council District 4 (615) 347-8677 Gallatin, TN 37066

Eric Craddock Sumner County Sheriff (615) 290-9035 Gallatin, TN 37066

Holly Hemmrich - Sumner County Register of Deeds 615-452-3892 Ext:1055

355 N. Belvedere Dr, Room 201 Gallatin, TN 37066 deeds.sumnercounty.org/

Kee Bryant-McCormick - General Sessions Judge III (615) 452-4310

117 W Smith St #105 Gallatin, TN 37066

Louis W. Oliver, III, Chancellor (615) 451-6004

100 Public Square, Third Floor Gallatin, TN 37066

Mary Genung - Sumner County Commissioner District 9 (615) 477-8562 Gallatin, TN 37066

Shawn Fennell - Gallatin City Council at Large (615) 426-2011 Gallatin, TN 37066 facebook.com/Shawn-FennellGallatin-City-Councilman-atLarge-731718240304142

State Representative William Lamberth (615) 741-1980

301 6th Ave N, Suite 32 Nashville, TN 37243 votelamberth.com

State Representative William Slater (615) 741-2434

425 Rep John Lewis Way N Nashville, TN 37243

State Senator Ferrell Haile (615) 741-1999

425 5th Ave - Ste. 708 Nashville, TN 37243a haileforsenate.com

Sumner County Juvenile Court - Erin A. Stubbs (615) 451-6016

657 S Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 sumnercourts.com

Sumner County Mayor - John C. Isbell (615) 452-3604

355 N Belvedere Dr, Ste 102 Gallatin, TN 37066 sumnercountytn.gov

Terri Boyt - Sumner County Commissioner District 13 (615) 609-3466 Gallatin, TN 37066

Toby Ellis, Sumner County Rd Superintendent (615) 452-2632 1051 Old Hwy 109 N Gallatin, TN 37066

U. S. Congressman John Rose (615) 206-8204

355 N Belvedere Dr, Ste 308 Gallatin, TN 37066 johnrose.house.gov

United States Senator Bill Hagerty (615) 736-5129 719 Church St Suite 2150 Nashville, TN 37203 Hagerty.senate.gov

United States Senator Marsha Blackburn (629) 800-6600 719 Church St Nashville, TN 37203 blackburn.senate.gov

Public Works & Utilities

Cumberland Electric Membership Corporation (CEMC) (615) 452-3703

745 N Blythe St Gallatin, TN 37066 cemc.org

Gallatin Department of Electricity (615) 452-5152

135 Jones St Gallatin, TN 37066 gallatinelectric.com

Nashville Electric Service (615) 747-3604

1214 Church St Nashville, TN 37246 nespower.com

Sumner County Resource Authority (615) 452-1114

625 Rappahannock Wire Rd Gallatin, TN 37066 resourceauthorityinsumner.org

Healthcare

Dentistry

Engle Family Dentistry (615) 452-6191

335 West Main St, Ste J Gallatin, TN 37066 englefamilydental.com

Hunt Club Family Dental (615) 452-6765

1509 Hunt Club Blvd, Ste 800 Gallatin, TN 37066 huntclubfamilydental.com

Lucas Orthodontic Group (615) 377-7777

1710 Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 lucasorthodonticgroup.com

Oral Health Associates, PLLC (615) 451-3833 614 Commons Dr Gallatin, TN 37066 oralhealthgallatin.com

Rippy Family Dentistry (615) 451-9300

661 Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 gallatinfamilydentist.com

Shine Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics (615) 442-7775

1921 Nashville Pk, Ste 200 Gallatin, TN 37066 Shinepdo.com

Smile Connections Family Dental (615) 265-0330

1650 Nashville Pk, Ste 300 Gallatin, TN 37066 smileconnectionsllc.com

Smile Construction Orthodontics (615) 824-8929

608B Commons Dr Gallatin, TN 37066 smileconstruction.com

Sumner Dental Group - Dr. Dushyant Patel (615) 452-1225

200 S Westland Ave, #1 Gallatin, TN 37066 sumnerdentalgroup.com

Sumner Pediatric Dentistry (615) 461-7491 1710 Nashville Pk, Suite 102 Gallatin, TN 37066 sumnerpedo.com

Trailhead Pediatric Dentistry (615) 575-3344

124 Goodview Way, Suite B Gallatin, TN 37066 trailheadpediatricdentistrytn.com

Healthcare Providers

Ascension Saint Thomas Urgent Care (615) 502-0170 710 Nashville Pk, Ste 102 Gallatin, TN 37066 urgentteam.com

CareNow Urgent Care (615) 989-9560 1117B Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 carenow.com

Comprehensive Health & Wellness Center (615) 575-8173

1785 Airport Rd, Ste B Gallatin, TN 37066 chealthwellness.com

Elevated Contouring Hydration and Weight Loss (615) 239-7270

210 Baber Park W, Ste 140 Gallatin, TN 37066 echydrationandweightloss.com

Enhanced Physical Therapy (615) 339-5096 879 GreenLea Blvd, Ste 104 Gallatin, TN 37066 enhancedpt.com

Fast Pace Health Urgent Care (615) 675-8280 101 Theodori Trace, Ste 110 Gallatin, TN 37066 fastpacehealth.com

First Step Prosthetics (615) 461-8557

179 Hancock St, Ste 200 Gallatin, TN 37066 firststepprosthetics.biz

Gallatin Chiropractic Clinic, LLC (615) 451-3400

210 Baber Park West, Ste 120 Gallatin, TN 37066 gallatinchiro.com

Gallatin Womens Center, PC (615) 452-8705

437 East Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 gallatinwomenscenter.com

Hearing Health Center (615) 527-7345

556 Hartsville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 thehearinghealthcenter.com

PREMIER PARTNER

Highpoint Health - Sumner with Ascension Saint Thomas (615) 328-8888

555 Hartsville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 highpointhealthsystem.com

HOPE Family Health (615) 644-2000

300 Steamplant Rd, Ste 210 Gallatin, TN 37066 hopefamilyhealth.org

Ikaria Infusions & Aesthetics, LLC (615) 390-8866

130 E Prince St Gallatin, TN 37066 ikariainfusions.com

IVCare Infusion (615) 471-8673

710 Nashville Pk, Ste 103 Gallatin, TN 37066 ivcareinfusion.com

KSA Occupational Services (615) 426-9556

529 Hartsville Pk

Gallatin, TN 37066 ksahearingconservation.com

Life Charge Chiropractic (615) 219-9912

1921 Nashville Pk

Gallatin, TN 37066 lifechargechiropractic.com

Middle Tennessee Chiropractic (615) 461-7359

617 Hartsville Pk, Ste B Gallatin, TN 37066 middletnchiro.com

Music City Health Center (615) 265-8111

190 D Saundersville Rd, Ste 3003 Hendersonville, TN 37075 musiccityhealthcenter.com

Pinnacle Family Practice PLLC (615) 989-7980

608 Commons Dr Gallatin, TN 37066

Reclaiming Wellness PLLC (615) 857-3538

1526 Hunt Club Blvd, Ste 520 Gallatin, TN 37066

Salvus Center, Inc. (615) 451-0038

556 Hartsville Pk, Ste. 200 Gallatin, TN 37066 salvuscenter.org

Southern Sports Medical Institute (615) 452-3320

570 Hartsville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 southern-sports.com/

Star Physical Therapy (615) 451-5158

940 Memory Ln Gallatin, TN 37066 STARpt.com

Sumner Medical Group (615) 230-8070

110 St Blaise Rd, Ste 200 Gallatin, TN 37066 sumnermedical.com

Tennessee Mental Wellness (615) 510-4551

1185 Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 tnmentalwellness.com

The Movement Shop (615) 461-7833

1647 Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 movementshoptn.com

Three Rivers Wellness (615) 989-0808

1531 Hunt Club Blvd, Ste 106 Gallatin, TN 37066 3riverswellness.com

TriStar Hendersonville Medical Center (615) 338-1000

355 New Shackle Island Rd Hendersonville, TN 37075 tristarhendersonville.com

Vanderbilt Health (615) 936-9412

128 N Anderson Ln Hendersonville, TN 37075 vanderbilthealth.com/program/ vanderbilt-health-hendersonville

Vision Source of Hendersonville (615) 824-4246

100 Country Club Dr, Ste. 106 Hendersonville, TN 37075 visionsourcehville.com

Volunteer Behavioral Health (615) 452-1354

510 East Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 vbhcs.org

Wellskin Dermatology and Aesthetics (615) 675-0444

1630 Nashville Pk, #200/300 Gallatin, TN 37066 wellskinmd.com

Wild Bloom Chiropractic, LLC (615) 675-4273

156 N Water Ave, Ste B Gallatin, TN 37066 wildbloomchiro.com

Pediatrics

Compass Pediatrics (615) 461-0656

879 GreenLea Blvd, Suite 103 Gallatin, TN 37066 compasspeds.com

Connected Kids Chiropractic (989) 685-0065

2129 Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 connectedkidschiropractic.com

Gallatin Children’s Clinic (615) 451-9246

648 Hartsville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 vipchildrensclinics.com/our-clinics/ gallatin-childrens-clinic

Station Camp Children’s Clinic (615) 451-7222

225 Big Station Camp Rd, Ste 204 Gallatin, TN 37066 ourvipkids.com

Pharmacies

Airville Pharmacy (615) 675-5507

1785 Airport Rd, Ste A Gallatin, TN 37066 airvillepharmacy.com

PrimeCare Pharmacy (615) 461-7078

710 Nashville Pk Suite 101 Gallatin, TN 37066 primecarepharmacytn.com

Senior Services

Brookdale Gallatin Assisted Living (615) 451-7722

400 Hancock St Gallatin, TN 37066 brookdale.com

Charter Senior Living Gallatin (615) 230-5600

1085 Hartsville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 chartergallatin.com

Community Life Bridge (615) 431-2660

177 E. Main St Hendersonville, TN 37075 communitylifebridge.org

Gallatin Center for Rehabilitation & Healing (615) 452-2322

438 N Water Ave

Gallatin, TN 37066 GallatinCenterRehab.com

Gallatin Senior Citizens Center, Inc. (615) 451-1531

200 East Franklin St Gallatin, TN 37066 gallatinseniorcenter.org

NHC Healthcare, NHC Place Sumner (615) 451-0788

140 Thorne Blvd Gallatin, TN 37066 nhcplacesumner.com

The Waters of Gallatin (615) 452-7132

555 East Bledsoe St Gallatin, TN 37066 watersofgallatin.com

Home Improvements & Services

4 Square Roofing, LLC (615) 582-1639

405 Dorchester Pl Gallatin, TN 37066 4squareroofing.org

615interiors (615) 945-9296

Mt Juliet, TN 37122 615interiors.com

ABC Septic Services LLC (615) 306-8706

1355 Rock Bridge Rd Bethpage, TN 37022 ABCsepticPumping.com

Absolute Inspectors, LLC (615) 916-7264

540 W Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 absoluteinspectors.com

Bright Christmas (615) 715-4254

967 Grassland Pl, Unit H Gallatin, TN 37066 brightchristmasinc.com

Cabinet Express (615) 451-6210

Red Cedar Glen (615) 822-7520

202 Walton Ferry Rd Hendersonville, TN 37075 Eagleseniorliving.org

The Capstone at Station CampIntegral Senior Living / Hunt Midwest (615) 675-0400

108 Miss B Blvd Gallatin, TN 37066 thecapstoneseniorliving.com

The Veranda Ministries (615) 675-4345

650 Nashville Pk, Bldg 4 Gallatin, TN 37066 verandaministries.org

1089 Gregory Dr Gallatin, TN 37066 cabinetexpress.net

CertaPro Painters of North Nashville (615) 240-7424

105 Bluegrass Commons Blvd, Ste B Hendersonville, TN 37075 certapronorthnashville.com

Clinard Home Improvement (615) 399-3066

867 Springfield Hwy Goodlettsville, TN 37072 clinardhome.com

Derryberry’s Heat & Air (615) 452-8121

212 N Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 derryberryac.com

Empire Lock and Safe LLC (615) 672-8888

3275 Pleasant Grove Rd

White House, TN 37188 empirelockandsafe.com

Floor & Decor of Hendersonville (615) 934-8802

184 Indian Lake Blvd

Hendersonville, TN 37075 flooranddecor.com

Gallatin Floor Fashions (615) 451-1696

399 East Broadway Gallatin, TN 37066 gallatinfloorfashions.com

Horton Remodeling and Construction (615) 306-6272

530 W Main St Hendersonville, TN 37075 hrandc.com

Jay’s Handy Services, LLC (615) 998-5297 Gallatin, TN 37066 jayshs.com

Mighty Dog Roofing (904) 620-9707

871 Seven Oaks Blvd, Ste 200 Smyrna, TN 37167 mightydogroofing.com/NashvilleEast-TN

Mike Thornton Enterprises (270) 312-9977

117 W Main St, Ste 3 Gallatin, TN 37066

Mr. GoodRoof (615) 824-8100

273 West Main St Hendersonville, TN 37075 mrgoodroof.com

Red Letter Roofing (615) 733-9487 Gallatin, TN 37066 redletterrroofers.com

Renovative Building Group (615) 636-5713

179 Center Point Rd S Hendersonville, TN 37075

RiteRug Flooring (615) 762-0979

1375 Heil Quaker Blvd LaVergne, TN 37086 riterug.com

Shrum Roofing Co, LLC (615) 675-4489

220 James St Gallatin, TN 37066 shrumroofing.com

Swim World Pools, Inc. (615) 452-7665

211 West Eastland Gallatin, TN 37066 swimworldpool.com

The Roof Store (A Division of Three Boys Consulting LLC) (615) 400-4513

660 Coles Ferry Rd Gallatin, TN 37066 goroofstoretn.com

The Glass Guru of Hendersonville (615) 647-8989

40 Industrial Pk Dr, Ste E Hendersonville, TN 37075 theglassguru.com

TK Manufacturing, LLC (615) 264-2121

346A Sumner Hall Dr Gallatin, TN 37066

Tru Vista Windows and Doors (615) 230-7795

124 Factory St Gallatin, TN 37066 truvistawindowsanddoors.com

Hospitality & Recreation

Arts & Entertainment

Actors Point Theatre Company (615) 431-9620

170D E. Main St #236 Hendersonville, TN 37075 actorspointtheatre.com

CenterStage Performing Arts Academy and Event Center (615) 230-9341

250 Hancock St Gallatin, TN 37066 performcenterstage.com

Ernie Reyes’ World Martial Arts (615) 230-9658

327 Hancock St Gallatin, TN 37066 erniereyes.com

Keen School of Music (615) 682-4939

424 E Main St

Gallatin, TN 37066 keenschoolofmusic.com

Lanz House Productions (615) 406-4074

Gallatin, TN 37066 lanzhouse.com

Locke Studio (The) (615) 289-5871 Gallatin, TN 37066

Monthaven Arts and Cultural Center (615) 822-0789 1017 Antebellum Circle Hendersonville, TN 37075 monthavenartsandculturalcenter.com

Southern Customs (615) 502-2008 Gallatin, TN 37066 southerncustomstn.com

The Palace Theater (615) 452-5692

146 N Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 downtowngallatin.org/the-palacetheater

Fitness

Anytime Fitness of Gallatin (615) 461-7429 1545 Nashville Pk, Ste 111 Gallatin, TN 37066 anytimefitness.com

CrossFit Gallatin (615) 775-2631 440 Church St Gallatin, TN 37066 crossfitgallatin.com

Dive Barre and Pilates (615) 461-0662

110 N WaterAve Gallatin, TN 37066 divebarreandpilates.com

Fitness 1440 Gallatin (615) 675-4420

126 Goodview Way, Building C Gallatin, TN 37066

F45 Training (615) 484-0913

879 Greenlea Blvd, Ste 105 Gallatin, TN 37066 f45training.com/gallatintn/home

HOTWORX (615) 695-9383

125 Goodview Way, Ste 130 Gallatin, TN 37066

hotworx.net/studio/gallatin-greenlea-blvd

Iron Lotus Gym, LLC (877) 447-3785

323 Hancock St Gallatin, TN 37066 ironlotusgym.com

Iron Tribe Fitness (629) 258-9123

1428 Nashville Pk, Ste #204 Gallatin, TN 37066 greaternashville.fitness/gt-form3

Jazzercise - Gallatin (615) 430-4874

260 E Winchester St Gallatin, TN 37066 jazzercise.com/location/gallatinjazzercise

Hotels & Lodging

Candlewood Suites 1-615-851-4805

800 Conference Dr Goodlettsville, TN 37072 candlewoodsuites.com/goodlettsville

Comfort Inn & Suites Gallatin (615) 989-0001 1468A Tulip Poplar Dr Gallatin, TN 37066 choicehotels.com/tennessee/ gallatin/comfort-inn-hotels/ tn876?mc=llgoxxpx

ECHO Suites By Wyndham (615) 560-6200 3660 Sweetbriar Way Gallatin, TN 37066 wyndhamhotels.com/echo-suites/ gallatin-tennessee/echo-suitesextended-stay-hendersonville-gallatin/ overview

Econo Lodge Gallatin (615) 452-5433

221 West Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 choicehotels.com

Hampton Inn by Hilton - Gallatin (615) 206-9595

980 Village Green Crossing Gallatin, TN 37066 hamptoninn.com

Hilton Garden Inn (615) 265-0342

1460 Tulip Poplar Dr Gallatin, TN 37066 hgigallatin.hgi.com

Holiday Inn Express & SuitesGoodlettsville, TN (629) 777-0020 251 Ncreek Blvd Goodlettsville, TN 37072

Quality Inn (615) 451-4494

1001 Village Green Crossing Gallatin, TN 37066 choicehotels.com/qualityinntels/tn662

Sleep Inn & Suites (615) 989-9414

983 Village Green Crossing Gallatin, TN 37066 choicehotels.com/tennessee/gallatin/ sleep-inn-hotels/tn833

Recreation

Bledsoe Creek State Park (615) 452-3706

400 Zeiglers Fort Rd Gallatin, TN 37066 tnstateparks.com/parks/bledsoecreek

Facility 41 (615) 675-5188

825 D Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066

Gallatin Civic Center (615) 451-5911

210 Albert Gallatin Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 gallatintn.gov/149/Parks-Recreation

Gallatin Kayak Rentals (615) 362-9298 Gallatin, TN 37066 Gallatinkayakrental.com

Gallatin Soccer Club (615) 766-3022

100 Champion Dr Gallatin, TN 37066

Get Up And Go Kayaking - Old Hickory Lake (629) 265-0349

400 Zieglers Fort Rd Gallatin, TN 37066 getupandgokayaking.com/locations/ old-hickory-lake/

Impact Martial Arts (615) 461-8014

840 N Blue Jay Way, Ste 104 Gallatin, TN 37066 impactgallatin.com

Long Hollow Golf Course (615) 451-3120

1080 Long Hollow Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 gallatin-tn.gov

Soccer Stars of Northeast Nashville (615) 723-7171 Gallatin, TN 37066 soccerstars.com/tn/nenashville

Sumner County Family YMCA (615) 826-9622

102 Bluegrass Commons Blvd

Hendersonville, TN 37075 ymcamidtn.org/sumner-county

Tennessee Grasslands Golf & Country Club (615) 575-4310

981 Plantation Blvd

Gallatin, TN 37066 tngrasslands.com

Tourism & History

Douglass-Clark House (615) 991-5119

2115 Long Hollow Pk

Gallatin, TN 37066 douglassclarkhouse.com

Gallatin Walking Tours (615) 403-3687

Gallatin, TN 37066 gallatintours.com

Historic Castalian Springs (615) 452-7070

200 Cragfont Rd Castalian Springs, TN 37031 historiccastaliansprings.org

Historic Downtown Gallatin, Inc. (615) 452-5692

146 N Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 downtowngallatin.com

Rose Mont (615) 451-2331

810 S Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 historicrosemont.org

Sumner County Museum (615) 451-3738

183 West Main St

Gallatin, TN 37066 sumnercountymuseum.org

Sumner County Tourism (615) 230-8474

2310 Nashville Pk

Gallatin, TN 37066 VisitSumnerTN.com

Trousdale Place Foundation, Inc. (615) 452-5648

183 West Main St

Gallatin, TN 37066 trousdaleplace.com

non prof it organizations

Civic & Community Organizations

American Legion Post 17 / Post 17 Veterans Residence (615) 452-0590 1140 S Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 americanlegionpost17gallatintn.org

Better Business Bureau (615) 242-4222

25 Century Blvd, Ste 101 Nashville, TN 37214 gobbb.org

Carolyn Smith Foundation (615) 804-0758 Hendersonville, TN 37075 carolynsmithfoundation.org

Community Resource Center (615) 291-6688

218 Omohundro Pl Nashville, TN 37210 crcmidtn.org

Feed Sumner Food Bank and Ministry (615) 348-4470

1121 Gregory Dr Gallatin, TN 37066 feedsumner.org

Forward Sumner Economic Partnership (615) 206-6624 1598 GreenLea Blvd Gallatin, TN 37066 forwardsumner.org

Friends of Bledsoe Creek State Park, Inc. (615) 347-3639

400 Zieglers Fort Rd Gallatin, TN 37066 facebook.com/ bledsoecreekstateparkfriendsgroup

Friends of Clearview Park, Inc. (678) 782-0717 Gallatin, TN 37066

Friends of Sumner Regional Medical Center, Inc. (615) 328-5517

555 Hartsville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 mysumnermedical.com

Friends of the Gallatin Miracle Park, Inc. (615) 395-5005

112 Canterbury Close Gallatin, TN 37066 friendsofgallatinmiraclepark.org

Gallatin - Sumner County Branch NAACP (615) 822-7840

600 Small St Gallatin, TN 37066 naacpsumnercounty.org

PREMIER PARTNER

Gallatin Area Chamber of Commerce (615) 452-4000

117 West Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 gallatintn.org

Gallatin Chamber Foundation (615) 452-4000 PO Box 26 Gallatin, TN 37066

Gallatin Rotary Club (Noon) PO Box 182 Gallatin, TN 37066 gallatinrotary.org

Gallatin Sertoma Club (615) 804-5870 PO Box 873 Gallatin, TN 37066

Goodlettsville Chamber of Commerce (615) 859-7979

100 N. Main St, Suite D Goodlettsville, TN 37072 goodlettsvillechamber.com

Green Wave Quarterback Club (615) 946-3935 Gallatin, TN 37066

Habitat for Humanity of Sumner County (615) 452-9606

327 Sumner Hall Dr Gallatin, TN 37066 habitatsumnercounty.org

Hendersonville Area Chamber of Commerce (615) 824-2818

100 Country Club Dr, Ste. 104 Hendersonville, TN 37075 hendersonvillechamber.com

Junior Service League of Gallatin 949 Lakeshore Dr Gallatin, TN 37066 jslgallatin.org

Kiwanis of Gallatin (615) 268-0989 PO Box 9063 Gallatin, TN 37066 gallatinkiwanis.org

Leadership Gallatin (615) 452-4000

117 W Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 LeadershipGallatin.com

Leadership Sumner PO Box 1434 Gallatin, TN 37066 leadershipsumner.com/

Lebanon/Wilson County Chamber of Commerce (615) 444-5503 149 Public Square Lebanon, TN 37087 lebanonwilsontnchamber.org

Nashville International Center For Empowerment (615) 315-9681 104 Joslin Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 empowernashville.org

Newcomers & Community Club of Sumner County (615) 815-4538 PO Box 2915 Hendersonville, TN 37075 newcomerssumner.org

Nurture the Next (615) 383-0994

600 Hill Ave, Ste 202 Nashville, TN 37210 nurturethenext.org

Portland Chamber of Commerce (615) 325-9032 106 Main St Portland, TN 37148 portlandcofc.com

Preservation Foundation of Sumner County (615) 572-7282 2310 NASHVILLE Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 sumnerpreservation.org

Sumner REALTORS (615) 824-6629

35 Executive Park Dr, Ste B Hendersonville, TN 37075 SumnerREALTORS.com

Tennessee Central Economic Authority (615) 374-4607

702 McMurry Blvd E Hartsville, TN 37074 tennesseecentral.org

Tennessee Chamber of Commerce & Industry (615) 256-5141

414 Union St, Suite 107 Nashville, TN 37219 tnchamber.org

The Care Cabinet (615) 881-2912 Gallatin, TN 37066 thecarecabinet.com

United Way Sumner County (615) 461-8371 635 East Main St Hendersonville, TN 37075 unitedwaysumner.org

VFW Post 9851 (615) 824-9851

73R New Shackle Island Rd Hendersonville, TN 37075 vfw9851.org/

Vietnam Veterans of America, Chapter 240 Sumner County (888) 548-0085

73-R New Shackle Island Rd Hendersonville, TN 37075 vva240.com

Westmoreland Chamber of Commerce (615) 644-3382

1001 Park St Westmoreland, TN 37186 westmorelandtn.com

White House Area Chamber of Commerce (615) 672-3937

414 Highway 76 White House, TN 37188 whitehousechamber.org

Religious Organizations

Church of Our Saviour (Episcopal) (615) 452-7146 704 Hartsville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 oursaviourgallatin.org

CityLight Baptist Church (615) 442-6578

565 S Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 citylightbaptist.church

Crossroads Mission Care (615) 738-0722

845 Dixon Creek Rd Dixon Springs, TN 37057 crossroadsmissioncare.com

Faith Church of Gallatin (615) 461-8021

639 S Water Ave

Gallatin, TN 37066 faithchurchgallatin.org

First Baptist Church (615) 452-8189

290 East Winchester St Gallatin, TN 37066 firstbaptistgallatin.org

First Baptist Church - Hendersonville (615) 824-6154 106 Bluegrass Commons Blvd Hendersonville, TN 37075 fbchville.com

First Baptist Gallatin on Main St (615) 452-5715

205 East Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 fbcgallatin.org

First Presbyterian Church (615) 452-3151

167 West Main St

Gallatin, TN 37066 fpcgallatin.org

First United Methodist Church (615) 452-1922

149 West Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 fumcgallatin.org

Freedom Church (615) 451-6299

1010 Freedom Church Rd Gallatin, TN 37066 freedomfamily.us

Gallatin Church of God of Prophecy (615) 452-6558 1415 E Broadway Gallatin, TN 37066 gallatincogop.org

Gallatin First Church of The Nazarene (615) 452-2101

407 N Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 gallatinnazarene.com

Grace Place Ministry, Inc. (615) 881-3976 P O Box 1771

Hendersonville, TN 37077 graceplaceministryinc.org

Long Hollow Church Gallatin (615) 824-4006 1200 Hartsville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 longhollow.com

NMTN FCA (615) 275-6871

106 Bluegrass Commons Blvd Hendersonville, TN 37075 Nmtnfca.org

Northfield Church (615) 989-3539 2100 Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 northfieldchurch.net

Rehoboth United Methodist Church (615) 757-3262 2601 Cages Bend Rd Gallatin, TN 37066 welcometorehoboth.com

Renovation Church (615) 675-4745

325 Maple St Gallatin, TN 37066 renovation.church

Southside Baptist Church (615) 452-5951

1028 S Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 southsidegallatin.org

St. John Vianney Catholic Church and School (615) 452-2977

449 N Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 saintjohnvianney.org

St. Vincent de Paul Society - St. John Vianney Conference (928) 208-5143

449 N Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 saintvincentsumner.com

The Warehouse Fellowship 571 Airport Rd, Bldg C Gallatin, TN 37066 thewarehousefellowship.org

Young Life Sumner County (615) 415-4487 Hendersonville, TN 37075 sumnerYL.org

Zion Upper Room Apostolic Faith Church (615) 452-4704

365 N Blakemore Ave Gallatin, TN 37066

Social Causes

Ashley’s Place/Sumner County Child Advocacy Center (615) 451-2169

315 West Smith St Gallatin, TN 37066 ashleysplace.net

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Middle Tennessee (615) 329-9191

1704 Charlotte Ave, Ste 130 Nashville, TN 37203 mentorakid.org

Children Are People, Inc. (615) 230-5702

805 Teal Dr Gallatin, TN 37066 childrenarepeopletn.org

Cumberland Crisis Pregnancy Center (615) 451-1717

2229 Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 ccpchope.org

Gallatin Shalom Zone (615) 442-7575

600 Small St Gallatin, TN 37066 gallatinshalomzone.org

Habilitation and Training Services, Inc. (HATS, Inc.) (615) 451-0974

545 Airport Rd Gallatin, TN 37066 hatstn.org

HomeSafe, Inc. (615) 452-5439 Gallatin, TN 37066 homesafeinc.org

Mid-Cumberland Community Action Agency (615) 452-7570

3735 N. Mt Juliet Rd Mt Juliet, TN 37122 midcumberland.org

Mid-Cumberland Human Resource Agency (615) 331-6033

25 Century Blvd, Ste 500 Nashville, TN 37214 MCHRA.com

Recovery Court of Sumner County (615) 442-1277

132 S Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 recoverycourt.com

Sumner County CASA, Inc. (615) 451-1688

182 West Franklin St Gallatin, TN 37066 sumnercasa.org

Sumner County Special Needs Collaborative Cottontown, TN 37048 sumnercountyspecialneeds.org

Sumner County Special Olympics (615) 670-3312

225 Brummitt Rd Castalian Springs, TN 37031 specialolympicstn.org

Sumner Prevention Coalition (615) 461-8243

102B Public Square Gallatin, TN 37066 sumnercoalition.org

Tennessee Rehabilitation Center (615) 206-6680

1598 Greenlea Blvd Gallatin, TN 37066 tn.gov/humanservices.html

The Jason Foundation, Inc. (615) 264-2323 18 Volunteer Dr Hendersonville, TN 37075 jasonfoundation.com

Unlimited Potential Community Development Corporation (615) 230-5906

260 East Winchester St Gallatin, TN 37066 unlimitedpotentialcdc.org

Youth Opportunity Investments DBA Bledsoe Youth Academy (727) 800-3511

220 S Hickory Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 youthopportunity.com

Insurance

Allstate Stephen O’Brien Insurance Agency (615) 442-8688

612 Hartsville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 agents.allstate.com/stephen-obriengallatin-tn.html

Allstate Insurance (615) 452-1500

208 N Locust Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 allstate.com

Benefits, Inc. (615) 446-3303

110 Mathis Dr, Ste 106 Dickson, TN 37055 benefits-inc.com

Blayney Insurance Agency (629) 895-4840

315 W. Main St Hendersonville, TN 37075 goosehead.com/agents/tn/ hendersonville/jonathan-blayney/?t=y &id=0053c00000DNRsGAAX

Capital Risk Management Group (615) 230-7704

518 West Main St Gallatin, TN 3a7066 crmgtn.com

Gallatin Area Chamber of Commerce 140

Coker, Wolfe & Associates, Inc. (615) 824-1353

114 Canfield Place, Ste B-3 Hendersonvlle, TN 37075 cokerwolfe.com

Coley Insurance Agency (615) 452-3651

113 East Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 coleyins.com

Johnson Family Insurance (615) 420-6410

1517 Hunt Club Blvd, Ste 100 Gallatin, TN 37066 johnsoninsures.com

Lee Raines Insurance Agency, Inc. (615) 452-5833

819 N Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 leerainesinsurance.com

Country Financial - Styles Agency (615) 824-7020

102 Hazel Path, Ste 2 Hendersonville, TN 37075 williamstyles.net

Farm Bureau - Gallatin - Greensboro Village (615) 989-7710

1483 Nashville Pk, Ste 304 Gallatin, TN 37066 facebook.com/Melissa-Jones-FarmBureau-Insurance

Farmers Insurance - Elizabeth Hobdy Jones (615) 452-7037

402 Maple St Gallatin, TN 37066 facebook.com/ farmersinsurancehobdyjonesagency

Farmers Insurance & InvestmentsMichael Lajoie Agency (615) 292-1250

117 W Main St, Suite 2 Gallatin, TN 37066 facebook.com/FarmersInsurance MichaelLajoieAgency

HealthMarkets Insurance (615) 416-1770 Gallatin, TN 37066 HealthMarkets.com/jcipolla

Holly Geronzin’s Local GEICO Office (629) 208-0333

2120 Rosa L Parks Blvd Nashville, TN 37728 geico.com/insurance-agents/ tennessee/nashville/holly-geronzin

Hutsenpiller Insurance, LLC (615) 773-2886

2093 N Mt Juliet Rd Mt Juliet, TN 37122 hutins.com

My Team Insurance Services, LLC (615) 619-2508

1507 Memorial Blvd Murfreesboro, TN 37129 myteaminsurance.com

Powell & Meadows Insurance Agency (615) 452-1968 1038 S Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 wellsinsuranceagency.com

Premier Benefits Group, Inc. (615) 452-4504 PO Box 1973 Gallatin, TN 37066 pbgtn.com

Roger Rochelle Insurance Agency (615) 452-3611

738 Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 allstate.com/rogerrochelle

RW Insurance & Financial Services (615) 988-7878

106 Public Square, Ste 210 Gallatin, TN 37066 RWInsuranceGroup.com

Shelter Insurance - Donna Sainato (615) 452-2472

450 W Main St, C1 Gallatin, TN 37066 shelterinsurance.com/dsainato

State Farm Insurance - Jeannie Gregory (615) 452-7133

180 N Belvedere Dr, Ste 2 Gallatin, TN 37066 sfagentforyou.com

State Farm Insurance - Marilee Thomson (615) 452-1303

1172 Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 marileethomson.com

State Farm Insurance - Matthew Thomson (615) 452-5735

221 N Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 agentmatt.com

Sumner County Farm Bureau (615) 452-3130

400 N Boyers Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 FBITN.com

TN Medicare Solutions, LLC (615) 879-8164

106 Public Square #105 Gallatin, TN 37066 tnmedicareguy.com

Webster Insurance (615) 212-9401

3226 Patton Branch Rd Goodlettsville, TN 37072 websterinsurancetn.com

Media & Communications

Media Services

Fever Pitch Audio (443) 841-8631 Gallatin, TN 37066 fever-pitch-audio.com

Powers Commercial Home Technology (615) 545-4144

976 Grassland Pl, Ste A Gallatin, TN 37066 powerscht.com

Simply Done LLC (615) 948-0203 Gallatin, TN 37066 simplydonebusiness.com

TBN Nashville (615) 822-8333

1 Music Village Blvd Hendersonville, TN 37075 tbn.org

WHIN Radio (844) 616-1010

300 Indian Lake Blvd, Ste T-160 Hendersonville, TN 37075 whinradio.com

Wilder Works Media (901) 517-3972 Gallatin, TN 37066 wilderworksmedia.com

Photographers

FotoStudio 615 (877) 874-7214

1001 S Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 fotostudio615.com

Honey and Bee Photography (615) 300-4766

Gallatin, TN 37066 honeyandbeephotography.com

Trailhead Productions LLC (615) 205-2620

Gallatin, TN 37066

Publications

BeLocal Sumner County (951) 347-5586

Gallatin, TN 37066 belocalpub.com/locations/belocalsumner-county-866b

Gallatin News (615) 452-4940

333 West Main St, Suite E Gallatin, TN 37066 gallatinnews.com

Stay Positive News, LLC (603) 340-1759 staypositive.news

Stroll Fairvue Magazine (931) 224-3259 1200 Bayview Dr Gallatin, TN 37066 n2co.com

Tennessean Sumner (615) 259-8818

1801 West End Ave Nashville, TN 37203 tennessean.com

Personal Services

Cleaning & Clothing Services

Brite Spot Cleaning LLC (615) 601-0457 Hendersonville, TN 37075 britespotcleaning.com

Carriage Drive In Cleaners (615) 452-3866

405 West Main St Gallatin, TN 37066

Custom Designs by Pam (615) 359-6950

1142B Chenault Ln Castalian Springs, TN 37031 customdesignbypam.com

The Laundry Lady, LLC (615) 723-8977

Gallatin, TN 37066 thelaundryladytn.com

Cosmetic Services

Brow + Beauty (702) 600-3163 1008 Crutcher Station Hendersonville, TN 37075 browandbeautytn.com

Evergreen Salon (615) 697-9917 114 N Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 keepitevergreen.com

IQ Aesthetics (615) 723-7047 1194 Long Hollow Pk Gallatin, TN 37066

Just Breathe Massage Therapy (615) 397-4864

200 S Westland Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 justbreathemassagetherapy.org

Mary Kay Cosmetics - Sales Director

Elizabeth Doyle (615) 218-5164 Gallatin, TN 37066 marykay.com/elizabethdoyle

Ms. Sue’s Med Spa (615) 452-6677

180 N Belvedere Dr, Ste 20 Gallatin, TN 37066 mssuesmedspa.com

Olive and Oak Hair Salon (615) 461-8308

180 N Belvedere Dr, Ste 6 Gallatin, TN 37066 oliveandoakhair.com

Plaza Barber Shop (615) 388-1743 224 W Broadway Gallatin, TN 37066

Pollack Aesthetic Associates PLLC (914) 522-2250 Gallatin, TN 37066

Smiley Aesthetics of Gallatin (615) 358-9686 1545 Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 smileyaesthetics.com

Sport Clips Haircuts (Patlan LLC) (615) 451-7399 1101 Nashville Pk, Ste. 170 Gallatin, TN 37066 haircutmengallatintn.com

Unique Nails Bar III (615) 675-4339

125 Goodview Way Gallatin, TN 37066 uniquenailsbar3.com

Waxing the City (615) 461-7064 2071 Nashville Pk, #100 Gallatin, TN 37066 waxingthecity.com

Counseling

Papillion Center for FASD (615) 590-7213 PO Box 9072 Gallatin, TN 37066 papillioncenter.org

Purposed Life, LLC (615) 249-4409

312 N Durham Gallatin, TN 37066 apurposedlife.com

Funeral Services

Alexander Funeral Home & Cremation Center (615) 502-0011

584 Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 alexandergallatin.com

Anderson Funeral Home (615) 461-7777

202 East Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 andersonfuneralhome.org

Crestview Funeral Home, Memory Gardens, & Cremation (615) 452-1943 1620 Highway 109 N Gallatin, TN 37066 crestviewfh.com

Johnson & Coleman Funeral Home (615) 452-2060 723 Anthony St Gallatin, TN 37066 johnsonandcolemanFH.com

Sellars Family Heritage at Gallatin (615) 452-7115

100 East Albert Gallatin Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 sellarsfh.com

Sumner Funeral & Cremation (615) 452-9059

128A West Eastland Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 sumnerfuneral.com

Travel Services

Glintuoso Experiences (615) 421-1656

5016 Centennial Blvd Nashville, TN 37209 glintuoso.com

Latitude Longitude (615) 974-0306

324 Gallatin Pk S Madison, TN 37115 cravecateringevents.com/latitudelongitude

Pilgrimage and Touring History (PATH) (615) 337-1121 Gallatin, TN 37066

You Can Fly Travels, LLC (877) 968-3598 Gallatin, TN 37066 youcanflytravels.com

Pet & Veterinary Services

Adventure Canine Training 1215 Brummitt Rd Castalian Springs, TN 37031 adventurecaninetraining.com (601) 701-8136

Bluegrass Veterinary Hospital (615) 795-0070

390 Devon Chase Hill Gallatin, TN 37066 bluegrassVet.net

Critter Clinic (615) 452-1477 522 West Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 critterclinic.com

Enoch Veterinarian Clinic/ Sumner Springs Vet Clinic (615) 452-1438 1112 Hartsville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 enochvetclinic.com

Groom and Go Mobile Pet Salon (615) 968-3360 Hendersonville, TN 37075 groomandgomobile.com

Hounds Town Gallatin (615) 899-2275

203 West Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 houndstownusa.com/locations/ gallatin

K9 Resorts of Gallatin (615) 612-0008

2021 Gordon Crossing, Ste 100 Gallatin, TN 37066 k9resorts.com/gallatin

Long Hollow Animal Hospital (615) 442-6200

1025 Beaty Blvd, Ste 100 & 200 Gallatin, TN 37066 longhollowanimalhospital.com

McMillan Veterinary Clinic (615) 451-0522

426 Maple St Gallatin, TN 37066 mcmillanvetclinic.com

Pet Supplies Plus (615) 488-4502

207 Maharris Dr, Ste J Gallatin, TN 37066 petsuppliesplus.com

Pet Wants Hendersonville (615) 622-5717 Hendersonville, TN 37075 pet wants.com/hendersonville

Safe Place for Animals (SPA), Animal Rescue, Veterinary Clinic, & Grooming Center (615) 451-7342

905 Mallard Dr Gallatin, TN 37066 safeplaceforanimals.com

Stables at Never Done Farm (615) 579-6017

517 Collier Ln Gallatin, TN 37066 neverdonefarmtn.com

Sumner Spay Neuter Alliance (615) 452-2233

720 Blythe Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 sumnerspayneuteralliance.org

The Magic Dog Bus White House, TN 37188 themagicdogbus.com

Volunteer Equine Advocates (615) 845-4979

826 Coles Ferry Rd Gallatin, TN 37066 veatn.org

Real Estate

Commercial Real Estate

Gregory Real Estate, LLC (615) 452-9949

145 Ziegler’s Fort Rd Gallatin, TN 37066

Mudd Properties (615) 957-2695

440 N Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066

Powell Commercial Real Estate LLC (615) 388-2558

139 Maple Row Blvd, Ste 104 Hendersonville, TN 37075 powellcre.com

Public Square (615) 575-3300

106 Public Square, Ste One Gallatin, TN 37066 onepublicsquare.com

Southeastern Building Corporation (615) 824-7072

383 East Main St, Ste 120 Hendersonville, TN 37075 scptn.net

Communities

Banner at Westfield (615) 989-0011

1000 Banner Dr Gallatin, TN 37066 banneratwestfield.com

Chandler Park Apartments (615) 675-4800

299 Harris Ln Gallatin, TN 37066 chandlerparkgallatin.com

Chartwell Commons at Green Lea (615) 985-8808

2076 Chartwell Way Gallatin, TN 37066 chartwellcommonsatgreenlea.com

Cozy Living (615) 452-2046

1275 S Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066

East Camp Village (615) 451-3610

265 East Camp Trail Gallatin, TN 37066

Fairvue Plantation HOA (615) 600-4910

981 Plantation Blvd, Cottage 4 Gallatin, TN 37066 fairvueplantationhoa.org

McKendree Lambuth Retirement Community (615) 230-2267

1054 Hartsville Pk #53 Gallatin, TN 37066 ncr.org

Ridgeview Apartments (615) 230-1004

432 S Westland Ave Gallatin, TN 37066

Statler McCain Station (615) 899-5022

3369 & 3370 Provine Blvd Gallatin, TN 37066 livestatler.com

Sumner Gardens Apartments (615) 620-5842

923 S Westland Ave Gallatin, TN 37066

The Edison at Peytona Apartments (615) 451-1222

1137 GreenLea Blvd Gallatin, TN 37066 edisonpeytona.com

The Residences of Gallatin (615) 989-2081

199 Albright Farms Dr Gallatin, TN 37066 Pedcorhomes.com

Vintage Crossing (615) 451-7330

1391 Foxland Blvd Gallatin, TN 37066 livevintagecrossing.com

Vintage Foxland (615) 989-9125

120 Vintage Foxland Dr Gallatin, TN 37066 vintagefoxland.com

Developers

Civil Land Company (615) 480-5366

170 East Main St, Ste D173 Hendersonville, TN 37075 civillandco.com

Green & Little, L.P. (615) 452-4500 1175 Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 greenlittle.com

Mortgage & Title Companies

Broadway Mortgage Group (615) 477-6674

132 N Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 broadwaymortgagegroup.com

Cambridge Mortgage (615) 230-1998

115-B East Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 cambridgemortgageinc.com

Capstone Title and Escrow - Sumner (615) 461-5050

210 Baber Park W, Ste 150 Gallatin, TN 37066 capstonetitlecompany.com

Cross Country Mortgage (615) 590-9369

190D Saundersville Rd, Ste 3005 Hendersonville, TN 37075 annacookteam.com

Highland Title, LLC (615) 824-5613

879 GreenLea Blvd, Ste 102 Gallatin, TN 37066

Jake Cadwell - Primary Residential

Mortgage Inc. (949) 554-4257

132 Maple Row Blvd Hendersonville, TN 37075 mortgagebyjake.com

Prosperity Mortgage Advisors (615) 452-3775

149 Bonita Parkway Hendersonville, TN 37075 jamieraeabbott.com

Moving & Storage

Gallatin Mini Storage (615) 452-8091

120 Nichols Ln Gallatin, TN 37066 gallatinministorage.com

Pony Mailbox & Business Center (615) 451-1000

540 W Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 ponymailboxes.com

Red River Warehousing (615) 452-1415

513 Red River Rd Gallatin, TN 37066 redriverwarehousing.com

Southgate Mini Warehouses (615) 230-6658

149 James Circle Gallatin, TN 37066

Property Management

Secure Property Management (931) 245-8812 1517 Hunt Club Blvd, Ste 200 Gallatin, TN 37066 securetnrentals.com

Realtors & Brokers

Amanda Arseneau - REALTOR®, Refined Realty LLC (615) 561-4652

641 E Main St Hendersonville, TN 37075 amandaarseneaurealestate.com

Beth Foutch - RE/MAX Choice Properties (615) 347-6294

131 Indian Lake Blvd Hendersonville, TN 37075 bethfoutch.com

Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Ben Bray & Associates (615) 899-6089

125 Prince St Gallatin, TN 37066 benbrayrealestate.com

Brandon Webster - EXIT Prime Realty (615) 218-0562

610 B Hwy 76 White House, TN 37188 homesbuybrandon.com

Brown Properties (615) 452-3801

1508 East Broadway Gallatin, TN 37066

CHORD Real Estate (615) 988-1001

713 18th Ave South Nashville, TN 37203 CHORDrealestate.com

Cindi Malone - Coldwell Banker Southern (615) 491-3842 923C Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 cindisellshomes.com

Demetria Alexander - Your Real Estate Doula - Coldwell Banker Southern Realty (615) 474-9893

923C Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 demetriaalexander.com

Erik Thornton, Realtor w/ EXP Realty (615) 838-8003

3401 Mallory Ln Franklin, TN 37067 erikthornton.exprealty.com

EXIT Realty Refined (615) 674-0726

101 Public Square Gallatin, TN 37066 exitrealtyrefinedtn.com

EXIT Realty Refined - Marie Golden (615) 878-9411

101 Public Square Gallatin, TN 37066 Mariegolden.com

Gene Carman Real Estate & Auctions (615) 452-5341

1195 Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 carmanrealestate.com

Golden Girls of Real Estate (615) 859-7150 1517 Hunt Club Blvd Gallatin, TN 37066 goldengirls-realestate.com

Gwen Dowland - RE/MAX Choice Properties (615) 531-0011

663 Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 gwendowland.com

Michelle Patterson - The Patterson Team at simpliHOM (855) 856-9466 118 Saundersville Rd Hendersonville, TN 37075 pattersonteamrealestate.com

NCJ Development, LLC (760) 486-1931 Gallatin, TN 37066

Olivia Martin, Benchmark Realty, LLC (859) 948-9254 Gallatin, TN 37066 mygrandviewhome.com

Parks Lakeside Realtors (615) 824-5920 530 West Main St Hendersonville, TN 37075 Parksathome.com

Reliant Realty, ERA Powered Eileen George (615) 300-5291 1517 Hunt Club Blvd Gallatin, TN 37066 reliantrealty.com

Savanah Brewster - The Ashton Real Estate Group of RE/MAX Advantage (615) 476-4861 210 12th Ave S #201 Nashville, TN 37203 nashvillemls.com/savanah-brewsterremax.php

Selling Sumner Homes + Land (615) 238-7758

425 S Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 sumner615.com

simpliHOM/Homes by Huber (615) 766-0722

118 Saundersville Rd, #150 Hendersonville, TN 37075 homesbyhuber.com

PARTNER MEMBER

Tenn Properties (615) 364-3780

190D Saundersville Rd, Ste 1003 Hendersonville, TN 37075

The Fran Marcou Team powered by RE/MAX Choice Properties (615) 497-9927

131 Indian Lake Blvd Ste 200 Hendersonville, TN 37066 themarcouteam.com

Tiger Lily Real Estate, LLC (615) 852-7373

695 Nashville Pk, #149 Gallatin, TN 37066 tigerlilyRE.com

Retail

Apparel & Accessory Stores

Belk (615) 451-1660

555 Village Green Crossings Gallatin, TN 37066 belk.com

Honey + Suede (615) 838-3834

122 N Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 honeyandsuede.com

Marie Nicole Clothing (615) 989-7462

218 Commerce Way Gallatin, TN 37066 marienicoleclothing.com

Sassy and Brassy Boutique (615) 230-1739

130 N Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 sassyandbrassyboutique.com

Secret Garden (The) (615) 206-0027

114 West Main St, Ste A Gallatin, TN 37066

Tennessee Honey Boutique (615) 934-5847

140 N Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 tennesseehoneyboutique.com

The Wild Vines Boutique (615) 587-7772

158 N Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 shopwildvines.com

Twirls Bridal and Formal (615) 991-5396

300 Indian Lake Blvd, Ste C220 Hendersonville, TN 37075

Up and Down Closet (615) 207-3301

1176 Nashville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 upanddowncloset.com

Volunteer Traditions 1045 Greensboro Dr Gallatin, TN 37066 volunteertraditions.com

Home Furnishings & Equipment

Corlew Appliance Parts & Service (615) 451-3661

115 S Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 corlewappliance.com

Gibson Furniture & Patio (615) 452-4420

141 N Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 gibsonfurn.com

Restore - Habitat for Humanity of Sumner County (615) 230-3032

327 Sumner Hall Dr Gallatin, TN 37066 restoresumner.com

Tennessee Hardware (615) 452-9309 441 East Broadway Gallatin, TN 37066 tennesseeace.com

Specialty Stores

Batteries Plus Bulbs (615) 461-8065

1545 Nashville Pk, Ste. 104 Gallatin, TN 37066 batteriesplus.com

Broadway Discount Liquors (615) 451-2727

415 E Broadway Gallatin, TN 37066 facebook.com/profile. php?id=100045701568338

Copper Still Wine & Spirits (615) 989-1658

1176 Long Hollow Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 copperstilltn.com

Crown & Iris, LLC (615) 989-7391

1915 Long Hollow Pk, Ste A12 Gallatin, TN 37066 crownandiris.com

Earth First Plant Co (615) 527-6889

142 N Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066

First Place Trophy (FirstPlace, LLC) (615) 822-0857

247 West Main St, Ste C Hendersonville, TN 37075 firstplacetrophy.com

Gallatin Farmers Market (615) 452-4000

160 West Franklin St Gallatin, TN 37066 gallatintn.org

Oak Grove Farms / Oak Grove Market (615) 829-0441

517 W Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 oakgrovefarmstn.com

Parent and Teacher Educational Store (615) 452-9250

1023 S Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 schoolsalesandservice.com

Perch Home and Hospitality (615) 973-2837

152 N Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 perchathome.com

Perfect Score Sports Equipment (615) 812-3027

1175 Absher Branch Rd Westmoreland, TN 37186

Phone Zone (615) 977-7500

670 S Water Ave, Ste A Gallatin, TN 37066

Scent of the Sun (615) 451-4269 Gallatin, TN 37066 scentofthesun.com

Simply Sumner Gift & Coffee Shoppe (615) 328-5554

555 Hartsville Pk Gallatin, TN 37066 highpointhealthsystem.com/simplysumner-gift-coffee-shoppe

Station Camp Wine & Liquor (615) 675-4094

384 Big Station Camp Blvd Gallatin, TN 37066

Sumner Gun & Supply (615) 206-8685

526 West Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 sumnergunstore.com

Tea Tree Co. (615) 473-8874 Hendersonville, TN 37075 teatreecoapothecary.com

Tennessee Precious Metals (615) 210-6091

123 S Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 tennesseepreciousmetals.co

The Artisan Hatchery (615) 675-4221

223 N Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066

The Fox’s Den (615) 557-3792 Gallatin, TN 37066 thefoxsdensdenhandmade.com

The Ole Milliken Store (615) 644-5800

1196 Harve Brown Rd Gallatin, TN 37066 theolemillikenstore.com

The Ramblin’ Bee (615) 707-9652

220A East Main St Gallatin, TN 37066 theramblinbee.com

The Red Tulip (615) 206-1395 1545 Nashville Pk, Ste. 106 Gallatin, TN 37066 redtulipgifts.com

Thomas Jewelers (615) 452-3455

179 Hancock St Gallatin, TN 37066 thomas-jewelers.com

Timeless Treasures (615) 800-9253

112 N Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 facebook.com/timelesstreasures1969

Willow Tree Vintage and Thrift (615) 924-3859

1033 S Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066

Transportation

All Access Coach Leasing, LLC (615) 230-7400

364 N Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 allaccesscoach.com

B & M Trucking (615) 230-9306

239 James St Gallatin, TN 37066 bm-trucking.com

Chariot Logistics Inc (615) 206-7080

1070 Old Hwy 109 N Gallatin, TN 37066 chariotlog.com

Flight Solutions, Inc (615) 452-5001 901 Airport Rd Gallatin, TN, TN 37066 flightsolution.com

Holleman Trucking & Excavating (615) 452-1606 PO Box 574 Gallatin, TN 37066

Jet Access (615) 451-1490

1475 Airport Rd Gallatin, TN 37066 flyja.com

Leasing Systems, Inc. (615) 242-3461

168 N Water Ave Gallatin, TN 37066 leasingsystemsinc.com

Music City Executive Airport (615) 452-7248

1475 Airport Rd Gallatin, TN 37066 musiccityexecutiveairport.com

Sumner County Truck and Trailer Repair (615) 206-9001

744 Airport Rd Gallatin, TN 37066 sumnercountytruckandtrailerrepair. com

Wilco International (813) 758-6885

Gallatin, TN 37066

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