VNN’s Haydn Nash gives us an inside look to the student-run store that promotes wellness and features products from local businesses. — This video was posted by Chandler Maynard. #StudentEntrepreneurs #wellness #WheretheWellThingsAre

Visitors at Sevier Park’s weekly Tuesday farmer’s market can stop by the table manned by the Belmont alumni behind Hot Poppy — Nashville’s newest delivery service. Hot Poppy is an Instacart for local goods, said co-founder Vinny Maniscalco. Like a farmer’s market in an app, the company partners with small Nashville businesses and helps them grow their base by delivering local products straight to customers’ doorsteps. “You’re supporting what’s really impacting these people ra

In its first week open, Belmont University’s new student-run business, Where the Well Things Are, is working to live out its message of “mind, body and soul.” The wellness store on Belmont Boulevard held its grand opening Aug. 27, and in the following weeks reported a successful start with an influx of new business and partnerships. “We’ve been really impressed with the turnout that we’ve had — especially the support from the community,” said student team member Daphne Johnso