| Title / Summary |
Publication Date |
| As the Community President of First National Bank, Clay Shirley’s primary mission in serving Rutherford County is to help people and companies achieve their financial dreams. He is appreciative to Rutherford County for being so good to his family. |
7/9/2019 |
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6/5/2019 |
| Vice President and Commercial Lender at F&M Bank, Stacy Vincent, received her Bachelor of Marketing from Middle Tennessee State University and from the Tennessee Bankers Association, Southeastern School of Banking and Advanced Commercial. |
6/5/2019 |
| Karen McMahon serves as Assistant Vice President of Consumer Lending and as Branch Manager for F&M Bank. She attended Oakland High School and received her college education from MTSU. She spent brief amounts of time in retail management and the salon industry before she became a banker. |
6/5/2019 |
| Charlie Patel is well-known throughout Rutherford County for not only his philanthropy, but also the various business ventures for which he has been involved, mainly his businesses in the retail beverage industry. Charlie and his wife of 20 years, Bina Patel, have one 16-year-old daughter, Isha Patel, and a son, Shaan Patel, who is 14. |
6/5/2019 |
| Dr. George and Lynn Lien moved to Murfreesboro several years ago when George was hired by a Nashville medical practice to oversee their Murfreesboro facility — just prior to the “boom.” As they raised their family, they watched the area grow miraculously, and looking back, they are thankful they made the decision to come to Murfreesboro all those years ago, in the early 1990s. |
6/5/2019 |
| Chuck Akers is the owner of Summit Concrete. A Murfreesboro native, Akers graduated from MTSU with a degree in business, then worked for various locally owned businesses before opening his own in 2015. He couldn’t imagine living or working anywhere else than in his thriving and vibrant hometown. |
5/20/2019 |
| Martha-Marie Pippen is a Murfreesboro native and the owner of Pure Glow Skin Care day spa. Pippen’s passion for skin care goes back to her childhood. “I used to save my allowance and buy Teen Magazine,” she said. “Whatever they said to do for skin, I did it!” |
5/20/2019 |
| As the owner of Barre 11, Jen Hays loves the flexibility she has when it comes to owning a business, especially when it comes to having extra time to spend with her kids. With the flexibility, of course, also comes challenges, and she admits it can be hard to find balance at times. |
5/13/2019 |
| Elizabeth Allen is the owner of e.Allen, a designer boutique that specializes in women’s clothing. Allen has always possessed a knack for fashion. At an early age, she knew she needed to utilize this God-given talent to help others. |
5/13/2019 |
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5/7/2019 |
| Dana Womack is a Murfreesboro native who describes herself as “an asset protector and a dream maker.” As a State Farm Insurance Agent, she has helped countless people protect their most valuable assets: their homes, their vehicles, and most importantly, their lives. |
5/6/2019 |
| Jane Jones and Mary Ann Richardson opened their business together, a unique antiques and gift store, in 1972. Amazingly, that was 47 years ago and since that time they have expanded into a full-time design center with 8,000 square feet of furniture, home accessories and fine gifts. |
5/6/2019 |
| Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault Center recently moved into a larger building to expand its capacity to provide innovative and quality victim services. At their Ribbon Cutting Ceremony & Open House in February, the center announced their SAFE Room expansion service which would provide a safe, comfortable and welcoming space... |
5/6/2019 |
| Anne Davis may be a native of Huntsville, Alabama but her friendly face and heart for service has shined on behalf of countless Murfreesboro citizens for more than three decades. Currently, Davis serves as the president of The Christy-Houston Foundation, Inc. and the president of The Charity Circle of Murfreesboro... |
5/6/2019 |