Beth Shipley is the community manager of one of my favorite spots in Gallatin – 106 Public Square.

Desneige experienced a need as a child and then saw the overwhelming need in Sumner County. From that point forward, she answered a call to obedience from the Lord, and we have all witnessed the fruit.

Erin is a rock in her family, friend groups, church, and our larger community. She expects fairness and demands that we improve in how we care for those around us. She is a bold force and a caring friend, and I have no doubt we are getting ready to help her do big things in this community.

Richard Suter – how lucky are we to lucky to know his talent, see his light, and hear his hope? He’s a high-energy experience ALL the time with the constant mission to love others. And we all benefit.

Our community got lucky four years ago when Kori created Myer’s Front Porch, a restaurant designed to have locally-sourced, healthy options that are nitrate-free and as fresh as possible, plus incredibly yummy treats.

There is a cowboy living in Hendersonville – a Mortgage Cowboy. Meet Dennis Tulpa and learn about how he got the nickname.

Rich and Heather came to stay with us in late August. After some client visits and lots of brainstorming, Seth and I took them to Rosie Food and Wine where I asked them the Good Pour questions while we drank a good pour or two. I hope you enjoy reading their answers. 

Meet Courtney Mosely, a doctor and founder of Music City Health. She has a heart for your wellness. She asks, “how can I help” and says, “tell me more.” And she really wants to know.

Jenna Hunter opens up immediately and speaks her mind, and that mind is intelligent and strategic. Sit and talk for a while; hear her stories and opinions – she’ll make you laugh and think, I promise.