Education

Hello Polly!

The Webb School Hires First Female Head in 155-Year History Article by Matilyn Jennings | Photography by Courtney Mitchell, The Webb School The Webb School in Bell Buckle, Tennessee, has a lot of history under its belt. It was founded in 1870 by renowned educator and former U.S. Senator Sawney Webb. Today it is the South’s oldest continuous co-ed boarding school, with over 400 students in grades 6-12 hailing from 12 domestic states and 25 countries. A new historical moment was made in recent...

Beauty

Where Science Meets Ritual

Transformative Treatments from Pure Glow Skin Refinery Article by Matilyn Jennings | Photography by Provided At Pure Glow Skin Refinery, skincare is more than a surface-level ritual—it’s a deeply personalized journey rooted in both science and soul. Founded by a globally trained aesthetician with over 15 years of experience in some of Nashville’s top spas, Pure Glow was born from a lifelong passion for helping others feel confident in their skin. Inspired by early beauty traditions passed down...

Local Services

Celebrating Unstoppable Spirit

Leading, Motivating and Giving Back in Ways That Matter Most Article by Lynn Caldwell | Photography by Murfreesboro Parks and Recreation Murfreesboro Parks and Recreation is fortunate to be staffed by remarkable women who dedicate themselves each day to enriching our community. With more than 500 full-time and part-time employees, these women are leaders, mentors, and changemakers. Here’s a closer look at just a few of the inspiring individuals helping shape our parks system and improve lives...

Beauty

Heart, Hair, and Home

Meet Bethany and Hannah of Bombshells Hair Studio Article by Matilyn Jennings | Photography by Provided At Bombshells Hair Studio, talent runs deep—and so do the roots of community, family, and passion for the craft. Stylists Bethany Warrick and Hannah Beasley are shining examples of how a love for people and purpose transforms a salon into a second home. For Bethany , hairstyling is quite literally in her DNA. “I didn’t really have a choice—doing hair chose me!” she says. Her mother...