Ozzy Nelson, founder of Mayday Brewery, believes Murfreesboro matters because it’s “a great big small town.”
Josh Griffin & Phillip Turner of Creative Boro believe Murfreesboro matters because it’s full of compassion.
Terri Sterling, principal at Sterling Communications, believes Murfreesboro matters.
Murfreesboro Matters to Ro Swan, owner of Swan Floor Care, because his customers are like family.
Annelise Werme, owner/operator of Serendipity Massage & Wellness, on why Murfreesboro Matters to her.
Stacey Hamilton, owner of Kaleidoscope Custom Vapor Lounge
Dr. Elizabeth Jackson, DDS, Murfreesboro Family Dentistry
Gretchen Bilbro, owner of Cultivate Coworking
Dean Heasley with Nashville Marketing Systems
Donald Lester, owner and CEO of L&L Contractors
The Alley on Main owners Christy and Shawn Hackinson
Budget Blinds of Murfreesboro owners share their thoughts on why #MurfreesboroMatters.
Chantell Kennedy-Shehan, owner of Simply Pure Sweets, said her parents inspired her to open her own business.
We’ve spent the past few weeks sharing why our member businesses believe Murfreesboro Matters. Part of the 14th annual Independents Week, held on July 1-7, the campaign brought attention to the benefits of supporting locally owned independent businesses.
Independents Week is an annual campaign, encompassing July 4, to engage local independent businesses and citizens in celebrating entrepreneurial spirit and the freedom our local businesses embody.
The week also is an occasion to recognize small businesses’ contributions to the community–and to affirm citizens’ role in shaping their community’s future.
In addition to the social media campaign, Murfreesboro Mayor Shane McFarland also read a proclamation in honor of LOM at the Thursday, June 15 City Council meeting at City Hall.
Independents Week was started by the American Independent Business Alliance to tout the benefits of supporting independent businesses.
