Katie Garrison 8/2/26 Katie Garrison 8/2/26

Nolensville Parks: Where Every Child Belongs

Sara Kavanaugh 7/15/26 Sara Kavanaugh 7/15/26

Nolensville Town Life Features Friends of Nolensville Parks Kiosk Refresh

Sara Kavanaugh 7/15/26 Sara Kavanaugh 7/15/26

Thank You Volunteers - Midsummer Community Cleanup

Gretchen Bayless Anderson 7/3/26 Gretchen Bayless Anderson 7/3/26

What Will Nolensville Leave for America's 500th Independence Day?

As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, local resident Gretchen Bayless Anderson reflects on an important question: What legacy will Nolensville leave for future generations? In this featured guest blog, she explores the importance of protecting Mill Creek, preserving native wildlife, and making small conservation choices today that can shape the Nolensville of 2276.

Wendy Cook-Mucci 6/10/26 Wendy Cook-Mucci 6/10/26

More Than Miles: How Nolensville's Parks and Trails Shaped Our Family

Longtime Nolensville resident Wendy Cook-Mucci reflects on 17 years of family memories shaped by the town's parks, trails, sidewalks, and green spaces. From youth sports and learning to ride a bike to running club friendships and community celebrations, discover how Nolensville's parks connect people, neighborhoods, and generations.

Mary Kate Pollreis 6/5/26 Mary Kate Pollreis 6/5/26

Friends of Nolensville Parks Receives Statewide Recognition in The Tennessee Magazine

Friends of Nolensville Parks is honored to be featured in the June issue of The Tennessee Magazine as a recipient of the Middle Tennessee Electric SharingChange Program grant. The statewide recognition highlights our mission to support, enhance, and promote Nolensville's parks and green spaces while celebrating the volunteers and community partners helping make that work possible.

Sara Kavanaugh 5/27/26 Sara Kavanaugh 5/27/26

Community, Conversation, and Conservation at Be Nice Day

Sara Kavanaugh 5/27/26 Sara Kavanaugh 5/27/26

A Great Day at Buttercup Festival

Sara Kavanaugh 4/23/26 Sara Kavanaugh 4/23/26

Earth Day Clean-Up Brings Community Together at Gregory Park

Sara Kavanaugh 4/10/26 Sara Kavanaugh 4/10/26

Friends of Nolensville Parks Distributes Nearly 300 Trees to Community

Friends of Nolensville Parks distributes nearly 300 native trees to local residents.

Sara Kavanaugh 4/9/26 Sara Kavanaugh 4/9/26

PRESS RELEASE: Friends of Nolensville Parks Diverts Nearly 200 Truckloads of Storm Debris Through Community Drop-Off Event

Sara Kavanaugh 2/16/26 Sara Kavanaugh 2/16/26

FONP co-hosts Community Tree & Limb Drop-off on Feb 20-21 with Nolensville First United Methodist Church

FONP co-hosts Community Tree and Limb Drop off on February 20-21, 2026 from 10am - 4pm with Nolensville First United Methodist Church. See post for full details, FAQ’s and more.

Sara Kavanaugh 2/6/26 Sara Kavanaugh 2/6/26

Nolensville commissioners Approve MOU, Letter of Support - Williamson Herald

Sara Kavanaugh 1/28/26 Sara Kavanaugh 1/28/26

Local Momentum Builds for Friends of Nolensville Parks

Following its initial launch announcement, Friends of Nolensville Parks continues to gain local attention as community interest and engagement grow. This recent Williamson Herald article goes beyond the launch itself, highlighting the organization’s purpose, early conversations, and the community-driven vision guiding its work.

The coverage underscores why Friends of Nolensville Parks was formed—to support and enhance local parks and green spaces through collaboration, volunteer involvement, and future projects that reflect the needs of Nolensville residents.

We’re grateful to the Williamson Herald for helping share this next chapter of our story as we move from launch into action.