A Guide to Rutherford, Sumner, and Wilson County Neighborhoods
Welcome to Rutherford, Sumner, and Wilson Counties.
Rutherford County
Serving as the geographical center of the state and sitting just southeast of Nashville, Rutherford County has a lot to offer both in terms of location and amenities. Though residents enjoy a low cost of living, they’re still able to enjoy a high quality of life thanks to Rutherford County’s focus on education, parks and recreation, and small-town feeling.
The county boasts a thriving business community and is home to corporate hubs like Nissan, Amazon, and BridgestoneFirestone, but still has locally-owned shops and restaurants that give the community its unique feel. The area also has diverse options for housing, with single-family homes and townhomes within the cities and larger properties and farmlands making up the surrounding areas.
KNOWN FOR
•Miller’s Grocery
•Big Creek Winery
•Horse Farms
Christiana
THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Located on the southernmost edge of Rutherford County, Christiana is a rural community between Murfreesboro and Shelbyville. Country churches and horse farms dot the main highway and the rolling countryside makes for beautiful scenery.
THE MARKET
Single-family homes and farms make up the majority of the market. While large tracts of land are the norm, subdivisions with a smaller footprint are making their way into the community as Murfreesboro grows and more businesses make their way south.
THE LIFESTYLE
Christiana affords a peaceful, quiet lifestyle. Locals love grabbing a bite and listening to some live bluegrass or country music at Miller’s Cafe or enjoying a tasting at Big Creek Winery.
Eagleville
THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Eagleville is a small and tight-knit community on the southwest corner of Rutherford County. The area features charming restaurants and antique stores plus an active town council that keeps residents busy. The landscape is beautiful and tranquil and is perfect for anyone looking for a more rural lifestyle with the convenience of Murfreesboro only 15 minutes away.
THE MARKET
Primarily a rural community, Eagleville’s market is made up of mainly single-family brick and farmhouses.
THE LIFESTYLE
Get out and about at the town’s First Fridays event where the local shops and restaurants stay open late for locals to mix and mingle. Families, in particular, love spending time each season at Lucky Ladd Farm which hosts events that please children and adults alike.
KNOWN FOR
•Lucky Ladd Farm
KNOWN FOR
•Rolling Farmland
•Jug Creek Distillery
Lascassas
THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Located just a few miles northeast of Murfreesboro on the edge of Rutherford County, Lascassas is a rural community that lets you forget you’re near a city. With just a post office, a small market, and a handful of churches, peace and quiet is what the residents love.
THE MARKET
Family farms that have been around for decades make up much of Lascassas. Residents seeking acreage also love calling the community home.
THE LIFESTYLE
While close to Murfreesboro and many other areas of Tennessee that offer places to go and people to see, Lascassas offers a much quieter and more rustic lifestyle. You may feel like you’re stepping back in time when driving through the curvy country roads as you see children playing and farmers baling hay. Lascassas is an ideal setting for those seeking a home with beautiful views, untouched by city living.
La Vergne
THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Bordered by Percy Priest Lake and Hurricane Creek to the north and ending just before Sam Ridley Parkway to the south, La Vergne is convenient to I-24 which has made it a popular location for many industrial and international companies that call Middle Tennessee Home. It’s popular for outdoor enthusiasts as well, being closely located to Veteran’s Memorial Park and Poole Knobs Recreation Area which offers easy access to the lake.
THE MARKET
Predominately single-family homes, La Vergne is ideal for couples and families looking to enjoy Rutherford County’s low property taxes and great school system. Newer townhomes are also entering the market.
LIFESTYLE
La Vergne is a tight-knit community that focuses on family and Friday night football. It offers a laid-back atmosphere that is ideal for raising a family. Residents love dining at some of the locally owned restaurants and you can often find locals enjoying a day at the lake or local park.
KNOWN FOR •Thriving Business District •Percy Priest Recreation Areas
KNOWN FOR
•Middle Tennessee State University
•The Avenue Shopping Mall
• Stones River National Battlefield
•Nissan Plant
Murfreesboro
THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Murfreesboro is the geographic center of the state of Tennessee and Rutherford County. Settled southeast of Davidson County and just outside of Smyrna, it’s one of the most popular choices for locals looking to get a taste of small-town living without sacrificing the perks of a big city. Murfreesboro features numerous historic areas, shops and restaurants, and most chains you could find in a larger city.
THE MARKET
Single-family homes and townhomes dominate the market. New developments are popping up frequently throughout the city with many taking an upscale, luxury living style to their design.
THE LIFESTYLE
Having all the perks of a big city, but the close-knit, communal feeling of a small town are what make Murfreesboro the preferred place to reside in Rutherford County. Locals love spending their time in the Historic Downtown Area or at the numerous parks and greenways, such as the Stones River National Battlefield. Being the home of Middle Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro is a great place to raise a family.
Rockvale
THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Rockvale is a small, unincorporated community sitting in the southwest corner of Rutherford County. This small town has beautiful backroads and gorgeous rural scenery. Just a hop, skip, and a jump from larger communities such as Murfreesboro, everything you’ll need is just a short drive away.
THE MARKET
Some beautiful single family homes make up the majority of the market in Rockvale. Many sit on large properties offering sweeping views, but an occasional, more traditional size lot is available.
THE LIFESTYLE
Rockvale offers a quiet, laid back lifestyle. Many residents have chosen to make the community their home thanks to the far away feeling from the city and unobstructed view of the stars. Similar small towns are nearby, giving residents the quintessential and charming lifestyle that is so often sought after in the South. Their newly opened high school completes the Rockvale school system, offering quality Rutherford County education options to the residents of Rockvale.
Smyrna
THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Smyrna is located centrally in Rutherford County. Settled southeast of Davidson County and just between La Vergne and Murfreesboro, it’s a popular spot for locals looking for affordable, family-friendly neighborhoods outside of bustling Nashville. The city features a quaint and historic downtown area with shops and restaurants, but is also home to many of the chains you’re used to, providing every convenience at your fingertips.
THE MARKET
Single-family homes make up the majority of the market. Many of the newer subdivisions feature community amenities and more established neighborhoods feature charming architecture and large yards. Townhomes are also beginning to be developed here.
THE LIFESTYLE
The small town feel and the strong sense of community are just some of the few reasons Smyrna is one of the most desirable towns to reside in Rutherford County. Residents love spending time at nearby Percy Priest Lake and some of the numerous parks and greenway trails. It’s also home to many large corporations and Motlow State Community College, making it a great place to start a career.
Sumner County
Filled with history and rich culture, Sumner County is home to residents looking to escape the hustle and bustle of large towns without sacrificing convenience or amenities. The area features many unique towns with their own personalities, meaning there’s something for everyone in Sumner County.
The county has a high focus on quality education making it ideal for families, but the beautiful scenery and low cost of living also draw retirees, making the population as diverse as its communities. The many annual festivals and monthly gatherings will keep you busy, and the proximity to Old Hickory Lake and the county’s many recreational spots will keep you active nearly year-round.
Castalian Springs
THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Located near the southeast corner of Sumner County, Castalian Springs is full of history. Home to many historic homes such as Cragfont and Wynnewood, many Civil War sites, plus an important location to Native Americans in the Mississippian period, the area is full of culture. The town’s name is also rooted in the past, changed from Bledsoe’s Lick to Castalian Springs in honor of a life-giving spring from Greek lore.
THE MARKET
Single-family homes dominate the market. Many lakefront options exist, as well as larger farms.
THE LIFESTYLE
The area isn’t just for history buffs thanks to its proximity to Old Hickory Lake and Bledsoe Creek State Park. Recreational opportunities abound here, both in designated areas and in your own backyard. The town is quite rural, affording you a quiet lifestyle and opportunities to make your own fun, but is just a few miles from larger towns within Sumner and Wilson Counties, putting the best of Middle Tennessee at your fingertips.
Gallatin
THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Gallatin is one of the most popular choices in terms of places to reside in Sumner County. Settled northeast of Davidson County and just outside Hendersonville, it’s a great option for locals looking for established small-town living without giving up all the amenities of a larger city.
THE MARKET
Single-family homes dominate the market and have continued to be an ongoing trend.
THE LIFESTYLE
Being located next to the Cumberland River and having access to Old Hickory Lake, while also still having many shopping and restaurant options is what makes Gallatin a preferred place to reside in Sumner County. Locals love spending their time outdoors on the water, watching silent movies at the Historic Palace Theatre, and participating in local events like the Fire on the Water Music Festival. Being the home of Volunteer State Community College and so many recreational options, Gallatin is a great place to raise a family in a small town setting.
Goodlettsville
THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Goodlettsville sits right on the county lines of Davidson and Sumner Counties. Settled halfway in both counties and just a short distance from Hendersonville, it’s a great place to live for a short commute time to bigger cities. Goodlettsville features numerous antique shops known for great finds and many local restaurants.
THE MARKET
Single-family homes dominate the market and have continued to be an ongoing trend.
THE LIFESTYLE
Having access to the Nashville area with a short drive, but living far enough to live a secluded simple lifestyle is what makes Goodlettsville a great place to live for people looking to escape the big city. Locals love spending time antique shopping and enjoying the outdoors. Being home to Moss-Wright Park, Goodlettsville is the perfect place to live for a family looking for privacy and simple living, while also being close enough to enjoy the amenities of larger cities when wanted.
Hendersonville
THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Bordered by Old Hickory Lake and Vietnam Veterans Boulevard, Hendersonville sits just a mere 30 minutes to the northeast of downtown Nashville in Sumner County. One thing that is quickly evident is a sense of community. The town hosts several annual events such as a 4th of July fireworks show and a Christmas parade, plus regular concerts, movies in the park, and theatrical productions. Hendersonville has also been home to many of Nashville’s most famous residents, including Johnny Cash, Conway Twitty, and Taylor Swift.
THE MARKET
Brick single-family homes make up the majority of the market, but newer craftsman style homes and townhomes are becoming more readily available. The neighborhood offers a good mix of mid-priced and luxury homes, attracting a variety of lifestyles.
THE LIFESTYLE
With a top-ranked school system, plenty of parks and lakefront shoreline, and unique shops and restaurants all less than 20 miles from downtown Nashville, Hendersonville is known as one of Middle Tennessee’s top communities for families. The town hosts several annual events each year and offers a variety of parks with pavilions and sports fields plus a network of greenways for walking and biking. Old Hickory Lake is perfect for fishing, boating, and relaxing, and has 26 miles of shoreline and convenient marinas.
Portland
THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Portland is right underneath the Kentucky state line and at the top of Sumner County. Settled northwest of Trousdale County and just outside of Gallatin, it’s a top choice for families looking to live the rural country life. Portland features many parks for recreational activities, mom and pop shops, and many chain restaurants.
THE MARKET
Single-family homes dominate the market and have continued to be the trend for the past five years.
THE LIFESTYLE
Portland offers easy access to Hendersonville and Gallatin, but also has access to quaint shops and chain restaurants making it a desirable option for small town living. Locals love spending their time enjoying nature or going to local events. Being home to the Middle Tennessee Strawberry Festival, Portland is the epitome of close-knit, communal living.
White House
THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Sitting on the west side of Sumner County (as well as the east side of Robertson County), White House is a growing city along the Interstate 65 corridor. The small-town atmosphere enables a strong sense of community and the local government focuses on enhancing the community’s quality of life.
THE MARKET
Single-family homes still dominate the market, but townhomes are beginning to pop up to cater to demographics interested in a lowmaintenance lifestyle.
THE LIFESTYLE
White House offers a laid-back lifestyle for residents looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of bigger towns. The Sumner County school system is a draw for families, and the growth to the community means more amenities are sure to be on the way.
FOR
Little Tunnel (shortest railroad tunnel in the country)
Westmoreland
THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Westmoreland sits in the northeast corner of Sumner County, near the Kentucky-Tennessee state line and among the rolling hills of the Highland Rim. It sits mid-way between Bowling Green and Nashville, offering a quiet setting with easy access to some of the South’s favorite towns.
THE MARKET
The market in Westmoreland is primarily charming single family homes, but many sprawling estates and larger farms are also available.
THE LIFESTYLE
With a welcoming spirit, the Westmoreland Chamber of Commerce strives to provide residents with plenty to see and do around the community. The town has strong parks and recreational programs, a variety of community outreach programs, a great library, and a community center focused on arts and fitness. The town also boasts a unique dining and shopping district.
Wilson County
Wilson County sits just east of Nashville and is ideally located between two beautiful Middle Tennessee Lakes, offering easy access to the best of Middle Tennessee. The county has grown in recent years thanks to not only its affordability, but also to its friendly business climate.
Though mostly rural, the county is home to two major cities — Mt. Juliet and Lebanon — each with their own personality. For a more suburban feel with easy access to your favorite retail and restaurant options, Mt. Juliet might be a great fit. For more history and small-town charm, Lebanon is also an option. There are many communities within Wilson County with unique characteristics to make you feel at home.
Hermitage
THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Situated just east of downtown Nashville between Percy Priest and Old Hickory Lakes, Hermitage offers an ideal location for people who love boating and watersports. It neighbors and shares a Chamber of Commerce with Donelson which only expands the community-centric feeling of the neighborhood. The town received its name from President Andrew Jackson’s home, The Hermitage, which is open today for tours.
THE MARKET
Homes in Hermitage lean toward the more traditional side, with singlefamily homes dominating the market. One and two-story brick homes are intermingled with the occasional craftsman or French-country style home, bringing variety to the neighborhood.
THE LIFESTYLE
Hermitage offers a wonderful variety of lifestyle and recreational opportunities that make it a great location to raise a family in. Its proximity to both of Nashville’s major lakes and access to several beautiful parks make the area ideal for outdoor enthusiasts. Many of the area’s restaurants and stores are widely known brands, but as the area grows, more and more unique eateries and boutiques are popping up.
Lebanon
THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Located less than an hour to the east of downtown Nashville in Wilson County, Lebanon is a sprawling community surrounding a traditional town square. It was incorporated in 1801, making it one of the oldest communities in the state and similar in style to Columbia and Franklin. Many large companies call Lebanon home, including Cracker Barrel and Dell, as well as Cumberland University, a private, four-year college.
THE MARKET
Homes in Lebanon vary from sprawling estates perfect for horses or cattle to quaint single-family ranches or cabins in tight-knit neighborhoods. Its proximity to Old Hickory Lake also makes lakeside living an easy reality.
THE LIFESTYLE
Families residing in Lebanon enjoy a slow pace but lots of options for activities. The town hosts several annual events such as Symphony on the lawn, Sherry’s Run, movies in the park, and the county fair. The square is seeing beautiful revitalization and the plantation homes along Main Street make a great place for a stroll. Cedars of Lebanon and other parks and recreation areas make great places for some fresh air, and the outlet mall draws in locals and non-locals alike.
Mount Juliet
THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Located less than 20 miles east of Downtown Nashville in western Wilson County, Mount Juliet sits between two national east-west routes, Interstate 40 and U.S. Route 70, better known as Lebanon Road. Known as an affordable, clean, and prosperous community, Mount Juliet has grown tremendously in recent years, both in terms of the number of residents and in business growth. It is speculated that the town’s name, the only one like it in the United States, pays homage to a manor home of the same name in Kilkenny, Ireland.
THE MARKET
The housing market in Mount Juliet has remained affordable like many other Middle Tennessee communities, and there is an abundance of single family homes, many with large lots, available. A few newer townhome communities have popped up as the area has grown, but thanks to the family-friendly lifestyle that Mount Juliet affords, single-family homes dominate the market.
THE LIFESTYLE
With easy access to both Percy Priest and Old Hickory Lakes, plus a multitude of parks and recreational facilities and shopping and dining destinations, Mount Juliet has nearly endless opportunities to stay active. Providence Marketplace is one of the largest retail locations between Nashville and Knoxville and provides a great place to do some shopping, grab some dinner, and catch a movie.
Watertown
THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Located on the eastern edge of Wilson County, Watertown is a small community with a lot of charm. Main Street is being revitalized and is home to many quaint shops and businesses. The town is most known for its Stardust Drive-In which opened when most drive-in theaters were shutting down operation and brings visitors from all over Middle Tennessee.
THE MARKET
The rural community is comprised mainly of single-family homes and farms.
THE LIFESTYLE
The town has a focus on the arts, and thanks to the Tennessee Artist’s Guild and community organizers, is able to host many classes and annual music festivals that keep residents involved. There are also many holiday-themed events and community-centered happenings each year, helping the town to remain close-knit.
Rutherford
GOVERNMENT
Rutherford County Tennessee
rutherfordcountytn.gov | 1.800.232.5454
EMERGENCY
Rutherford County Fire Department firerescue.rutherfordcountytn.gov
Emergency: Call 911
Rutherford County Sheriff’s Office rcsotn.com
Emergency: Call 911
RUTHERFORD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
rutherfordchamber.org | 615.893.6565
POST OFFICE
United States Postal Service
usps.com | 800.ASK.USPS
Main La Vergne Branch: 5309 Murfreesboro Road
Main Murfreesboro Branch: 825 S Church Street
Main Smyrna Branch: 250 Mayfield Drive
RUTHERFORD COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
rclstn.org | 615.893.4131
UTILITIES & SERVICES
Atmos Energy (Natural Gas) atmosenergy.com | 888.286.6700
Middle Tennessee Electric Membership Corporation mtemc.com | 877.777.9020
Murfreesboro Electric Department murfreesboroelectric.com | 615.893.5514
Murfreesboro Water Resources
tn-murfreesboro2.civicplus.com/994/WaterResources | 615.890.0862
Consolidated Utility District cudrc.com | 615.893.7225
Smyrna Water Service townofsmyrna.org/Departments/Utilities/Water 615.459.2553
Smyrna Gas Department townofsmyrna.org/Departments/Utilities/Gas 615.355.5740
Nashville Electric Service (La Vergne) nespower.com | 615.736.6900
La Vergne Water Service lavergnetn.gov/390/Water | 615.793.9891
CABLE/SATELLITE/INTERNET PROVIDERS Xfinity my.xfinity.com | 800.934.6489
AT&T att.com | 800.331.0500
DIRECTV
directv.com | 855.838.4388
HughesNet hughesnet.com | 844.737.2700
TRANSPORTATION
Nashville International Airport flynashville.com | 615.275.1675
NEIGHBORHOOD GUIDE | RUTHERFORD/WILSON/SUMNER
Rover Bus System
murfreesborotn.gov/248/Public-Transit---RoverBus-System | 615.217.6837
SCHOOLS
Tennessee Board of Education
tn.gov/sbe.html | 615.741.2966
Rutherford County Public Schools rcschools.net | 615.893.5812
ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION RESOURCES
Rutherford County Convention & Visitors Bureau visitrutherfordtn.com | 615.893.6565
VIP Murfreesboro (magazine)
vipmurfreesboro.com | 931.684.8123
THEATER, MUSIC, & CULTURE
Murfreesboro Center for the Arts boroarts.org | 615.904.2787
Springhouse Theater springhousetheatre.com | 615.852.8499
Tucker Theater mtsu.edu/tuckertheatre/ | 615.494.8810
Murfreesboro Symphony Orchestra murfreesborosymphony.com | 615.898.1862
MUSEUMS
The Discovery Center explorethedc.org | 615.890.2300
Middle Tennessee Museum of Natural History
theearthexperience.org | 615.900.8358
RECREATION
TN State Parks tnstateparks.com | 615.532.0001
La Vergne Parks & Rec lavergnetn.gov/197/Parks-Recreation | 615.793.3224
Murfreesboro Parks & Rec murfreesborotn.gov/993/Parks-Recreation 615.890.5333
Smyrna Parks & Rec townofsmyrna.org/departments/parks-andrecreation | 615.459.2553
YMCA of Middle Tennessee
ymcamidtn.org | 615.220.9622
GOLF COURSES & COUNTRY CLUBS
Public Courses
Cedar Crest Golf Club
cedarcrestgolfclub.com | 615.849.7837
Old Fort Golf Club
oldfortgolfclub.com | 615.849.2624
Smyrna Golf Course smyrnagolfcourse.com | 615.459.2666
Indian Hills Golf Course indianhillsgc.com | 615.895.3642
Private Courses
Stones River Country Club
stonesrivercountryclub.com | 615.896.4431
OUTDOOR DESTINATIONS
Boro Beach
murfreesborotn.gov/583/Boro-Beach
SPORTS TEAMS
MTSU Athletics
goblueraiders.com | 615.898.2450
Sumner
GOVERNMENT
Sumner County sumnertn.org | 615.442.1160
EMERGENCY
Sumner County Emergency Communications Center sumnerecc.org | 615.451.3838
Emergency: Call 911
Sumner County Sheriff’s Department sumnersheriff.com
Emergency: Call 911
SUMNER CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE
Gallatin Chamber of Commerce
gallatintn.org | 615.452.4000
Goodlettsville Chamber of Commerce
goodlettsvillechamber.com | 615.859.7979
Hendersonville Chamber of Commerce
hendersonvillechamber.com | 615.824.2818
Portland Chamber of Commerce portlandcofc.com | 615.325.9032
POST OFFICE
United States Postal Service usps.com | 800.ASK.USPS
Main Gallatin Branch: 380 Maple Street
Main Goodlettsville Branch: 301 Northcreek Blvd
Main Hendersonville Branch: 105 Imperial Blvd
Main Portland Branch: 130 Village Drive
PUBLIC LIBRARIES
Gallatin: youseemore.com/gallatinPL/ Goodlettsville: library.nashville.org/locations/ goodlettsville-branch
Hendersonville: youseemore.com/hendersonville/ Portland: youseemore.com/portland/
UTILITIES & SERVICES
Nashville Electric Service
nespower.com | 615.736.6900
Gallatin Department of Electricity gallatinelectric.com | 615.452.5152
Gallatin Public Utilities gallatinutilities.com | 615.451.5922
Piedmont
Hendersonville Utility District hendutil.net | 615.824.3717
White House Utility District whud.org |615.672.4110 CABLE/SATELLITE/INTERNET PROVIDERS
THEATER, MUSIC, & CULTURE
Actors Point Theater Company actorspointtheatre.com
NEIGHBORHOOD GUIDE | RUTHERFORD/WILSON/SUMNER
RECREATION
TN State Parks
tnstateparks.com | 615.532.0001
Sumner County Parks
sumnertn.org/offices/parks
GOLF COURSES & COUNTRY CLUBS
Public Courses
Country Hills Golf course
chillsgc.com | 615.824.1100
Dogwood Hills Municipal Course
cityofportlandtn.gov/departments/parksrecreation/dogwood-hill-municipal-course/ | 615.745.5592
Long Hollow Golf Course
gallatintn.gov/485/Golf | 615.451.3120
Twelve Stones Golf Club
twelvestonesgolfclub.com/contact-us/ | 615.239.8945
Private Courses
Tennessee Grasslands Golf & Country Club
tngrasslands.com | 615.575.4300
Foxland Harber Golf & Country Club foxlandharbor.com | 615.451.2600
Wilson GOVERNMENT
Wilson County wilsoncountytn.gov
EMERGENCY
Wilson County Sheriff’s Office
wcso95.org | 615.444.1412
Emergency: Call 911
Wilson County Emergency Management wilsonema.com | 615.443.4621
Emergency: Call 911
WILSON CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE
Lebanon Chamber of Commerce lebanonwilsonchamber.com | 615.444.5503
Mt. Juliet Chamber of Commerce mjchamber.org | 615.758.3478
POST OFFICE
United States Postal Service
usps.com | 800.ASK.USPS
Main Lebanon Branch: 226 E Gay Street
Main Mt. Juliet Branch: 2491 N Mt Juliet Road
PUBLIC LIBRARY
Lebanon: youseemore.com/lebanon-wilson/ Mt. Juliet: youseemore.com/mtjuliet/
UTILITIES & SERVICES
Middle Tennessee Electric Membership Corporation mtemc.com | 877.777.9020
City of Lebanon Gas lebanontn.org/178/Gas-Department | 615.443.2835
City of Lebanon Water lebanontn.org/345/Utilities | 615.443.2839
City of Lebanon Sanitation Department lebanontn.org/242/Sanitation | 615.444.0825
City of Lebanon Gas Department lebanontn.org/178/Gas-Department | 615.443.2835
West Wilson Utility District westwilsonutility.com | 615.758.5682
Mt. Juliet Sewer Maintenance mtjuliet-tn.gov/212/Sewer-Maintenance-Division 615.754.2554
Republic Services Recycling & Waste Solutions republicservices.com | 615.782.5500
Hudgins Disposal Trash & Recycling hudginsdisposal.com/pageServices.php 615.228.6331
RR Waste Solutions rrws.com/find-your-service/wilson-county/ 615.650.6968
Watertown Water & Sewer
615.237.3326
CABLE/SATELLITE/INTERNET PROVIDERS
Xfinity
my.xfinity.com | 800.934.6489
DIRECTV directv.com | 855.838.4388
Dish dish.com | 855.337.2383
AT&T att.com | 800.331.0500
Spectrum spectrum.com | 1.855.243.8892
HughesNet hughesnet.com | 844.737.2700
TRANSPORTATION
Nashville International Airport flynashville.com | 615.275.1675
Music City Star/RTA Bus rtarelaxandride.com | 615.862.8833
SCHOOLS
Tennessee Board of Education tn.gov/sbe.html | 615.741.2966
Wilson County Schools wcschools.com | 615.444.3282
ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION RESOURCES
Visit WilCo visitwilco.com | 615.208.9380
THEATER, MUSIC, & CULTURE
Capitol Theater capitoltheatretn.com | 615.784.4014
Encore Theater Company encore-theatre-company.org | 615.598.8950
Center Stage Community Theater
centerstagecommunitytheatre.com | 765.894.5587
Audience of One Productions audienceofoneproductions.com
MUSEUMS
Lebanon Historical Museum
lebanontn.org/259/Lebanon-Historical-Museum 615.443.2839
NEIGHBORHOOD GUIDE | RUTHERFORD/WILSON/SUMNER
RECREATION
TN State Parks tnstateparks.com | 615.532.0001
Lebanon Parks
lebanontn.org/218/Recreation-Department 615.449.0303
Mt. Juliet Parks mjparksandrec.org/167/Parks-Recreation-Department 615.754.2552
GOLF COURSES & COUNTRY CLUBS
Public Courses
Pine Creek Golf Course pinecreekgolf.net | 615.449.7272
Hunter’s Point Golf Course hunterspointgolf.com | 615.444.7521
Private Courses
Five Oaks Golf & Country Club five-oaks.com | 615.444.2784