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GREEN HILLS
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JULY 7, 2016
VOLUME 28
NUMBER 27
Financial leaders say
locally owned banks donʼt
compete with each other
Why the “Truth Booth”
is coming to Nashville
Bankers working in several
of Nashville’s locally owned
banks are not surprised when
two Nashville financial institutions join forces. The move is
almost always meant to bolster
the confidence of a few grassroots investors who started the
company while the bank that
stays, keeping its name, is seen
by the public as supporting the
local economy.
That’s what happened last
Friday, July 1, when Pinnacle
Bank purchased Avenue Bank.
So far, top executives at several
other banks are not expecting
the effects of the acquisition
to make the market for new
clients any more competitive
for other local bank and wealth
management groups. But, for
national chains riding the economic surge in Nashville by
placing a branch here will feel
the change. “The local...
See Banks on Page 2
-photo courtesy of Cause Collective
Sharing personal details
with a stranger can be uncomfortable. However, the Nashville
Public Library, along with a
group of artists and ethnographers, is hoping Nashville residents will do just that.
During a two-day art project
on July 15-16, a group known as
Cause Collective, is encouraging
people to share their thoughts
about today's issues in a "The
Truth Booth," an inflatable video
4-DAY
FORECAST
recording booth. The unmanned
booth will record a two-minute
video of each person completing
the statement, "The truth is ..."
“Using this open-ended format, we hope to engage directly
with people and create an innovative form of cross-cultural conversation and understanding,” said
Ryan Alexiev, a member of Cause
Collection, the group that created
the installation. “Not all are
usable, but it’s still far more than
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some are just stunning.” Cause
Collective is a team of artists,
designers and ethnographers creating art in the public realm.
Getting a global narrative to
coalesce has meant taking the
booth around the world. During
the past four years the “Truth
Booth” has been seen in such
places as the hills of Ireland, the
Mehri Herawi Girls School in...
Out of a list of 135 applications who wanted the job,
Laura Schloesser, will be the
next director of The Fairgrounds Nashville, beginning
Aug. 15, after unanimous
approval from the five-mem
Board of Fair Commissioners
at a special June meeting.
“Laura brings deep experience and a strong background
in running a city ...
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In Nashville, TDOT expands emergency response services
The Tennessee Department
of Transportation’s popular
emergency response program,
known as HELP, is growing in
Nashville, along with four
other Tennessee cities.
The growth is a result of a
federal Congestion Mitigation
and Air Quality grant that will
allow the department to add
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more HELP Operators and
trucks, as well as expand the
routes of the HELP program in
West,
Middle,
and
East
Tennessee.
“In the 15 plus years our
HELP trucks have been on the
road, they have proven to be an
invaluable resource for TDOT,
other first responders, and
the traveling public,” TDOT
Commissioner John Schroer
said. “Expanding the program
will help us maximize the efficiency of our transportation
system and better serve the citizens of our state.”
HELP trucks operate on
assigned routes which are
restricted to the core areas of
each city, so operators can
respond quickly to incidents
that have the most impact on
the total freeway system. The
routes sometimes vary by time
of day, and HELP trucks are
sometimes sent off regular
routes to help with traffic control at major incident scenes;
but patrols are maintained on
the assigned routes as much as
possible.
With the Nashville expansion of the HELP program will
come nine additional operators
and trucks, bringing the total
number to 33 and three expansion routes, including I-24 east
of Nashville, from Exit 57
(Harding Place) to Exit 78 (SR96) in Murfreesboro - two additional routes (additional 23
miles, and I-65 south of
Nashville, from Exit 78
(Harding Place) to Exit 65
(SR-96) - one additional route
(13 miles).
The lime-yellow HELP trucks
are equipped with a variety of
tools and emergency medical
equipment, to provide emergency services without charge,
and HELP operators do not
accept tips.
To contact a HELP driver,
motorists may call the local
non-emergency number (615862-8600) for local law enforcement agencies to request roadway assistance or report roadway incidents.
Map showing the normal HELP routes.
-photo courtesy of TDOT
From Page One
Banks...
banks are taking away from
the bigger banks instead of
from each other. It’s rarely
head-to-head with commercial.
Many people want a new relationship because they are fed
up with a larger bank,” said
Truxton Trust Chairman &
Chief
Executive
Officer
Thomas S. Stumb.
However, he does predict
small businesses and individuals currently banking with
national entities will begin
looking at more local options
as people begin seeing the two
local banks become one.
“Banks think they need a
branch in Nashville. The grass
is always greener,” said Stumb.
Friday’s announcement was
one of many transitions that
banks have taken this year as
they seek a foothold in
Nashville. However, given the
entrepreneurial nature in
which Pinnacle originally
formed, some in the banking
community are concerned
what this means for bank startups.
But, others, like Jim
Rieniets, president and CEO of
INSBANK, a Nashville-based
bank and wealth management
group, sees excess in regulation, not a consolidation of
bank entities, as the cause for
the recent disappearance of
bank start-ups.
“It’s an unfortunate phenomenon for commercial entities that want close access to
decision makers that know the
area’s market. Banks are merging, consolidating and acquiring other banks, but not creating anything new,” said
Rieniets.
Yet, as Rieniets states, the
market has a way for correcting itself. “That’s capitalism.”
Following the purchase,
stocks were down .75 percent of
a point when the NASDAQ
closed.when the NASDAQ
closed.
July 7, 2016, The News- Page 3
From Page One
Truth Booth...
Herat, Afghanistan, the crowded streets of Boston, and the
beach towns of South Africa.
Among the booth’s many
recorded videos, some of which
are shared on the group’s blog,
titled Cause Collective, are
verbal paintings of a person’s
unique experiences that often
represent time-oriented, cultural phenomena, for good
The Truth Booth at the
Bamiyan Bhudda which was
blown up by the Taliban in
2001, Bamiyan, Afghanistan
2013. -photo courtesy of Cause
Collective
and bad.
Examples include, “The
Truth Is… Afghan girls have no
liberties at all.” “The Truth
Is… There are 500,000 people
locked up because they cannot
afford minimum bail.” – Hiphop mogul Russell Simmons;
“The Truth Is… We’ve realized
how this city can come together
as one.” – citizen after Boston
bombing.
The Nashville Public Library
is the first public library and
the first southern United States
location to host the Truth
Booth.
NPL Director Kent Oliver
said, “Our goal is to represent
and celebrate Nashville’s diverse people, cultures, and
thoughts on ‘the truth’ as we all
grapple with today’s issues. At
the library we tell Nashville’s
story, and the Truth Booth is a
new and exciting way to contribute to that story.”
Held in the lobby of the
downtown Main Nashville Library, guests are encouraged to
tell “their truth” between 12
and 6 p.m. on one of the two
days the exhibit is in town.
For more information about
the Truth Booth and Cause
Collective, visit: www.insearch
ofthetruth.net/about.html.
L: Image from the inside of the booth. R: Stills from Cause
Collectiveʼs Truth Booth, Galway, Ireland 2011.
Youth volunteers take to the radio
When the “ON AIR” sign lights
up across the room at the non-profit, Radio Free Nashville, 107.1 FM.,
volunteer Krystle Couch takes a
deep breath and sets her music
playlist in motion.
For Couch and the other volunteers at Radio Free Nashville
(RFN), speaking to Middle Tennessee through the radio is all part
of a volunteer’s weekly routine.
“I don’t see it as work. I see it as
friends coming together and hanging out and talking about common
interests,” Couch says about her
role as a volunteer disk-jockey
on Saturday afternoons. When not
orchestrating music playlists, she
researches news stories to help
other volunteers with their radio
shows.
With a degree in journalism
and electronic media, the station
gives Couch an outlet to use her
gifts and interests. RFN also provides her with an outlet to put her
passions for news, music, and
technology to work.
“You may never realize the
impact you have on people,” said
Couch. Today, she hopes listeners
will want to give back after hearing her show.
Krystal Couch can be heard on
the radio every Saturday afternoon from 3 p.m. - 5 p.m.
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Neighborhood
Nostalgia
E.D. Thompson
The End of the Streetcar
Lines: Trolley Parks
At the end of the Glendale
and Fairfield streetcar lines,
were amusement parks. The
Nashville Railway and Light
Company, who were the owners
and operators of the city's streetcars, built a sixty-four acre
amusement park and zoo at the
end of the Glendale streetcar
line.
The park opened in 1888 to
attract passengers for the railway. Railway was the correct
term, because originally, the
streetcars were run by steam.
They became electric streetcars
in 1893. The Glendale Zoo was
added to the park in 1912.
Glendale Park was located
roughly around our present
Glendale Lane and Lealand Lane
areas. The present Lealand Lane
heading out from town was not a
street back then. It was where
the streetcar tracks were located.
The old Glendale streetcar
would go out to the park, make a
big rounding turn on the tracks,
and then head back to town.
Close to our present Glendale
Lane off of Leland Lane is where
the streetcar made its big turn.
In addition to some amusements and picnic facilities at the
park, a big attraction was the
Glendale Park Zoo.
Today, if we drive slowly
around the homes on Glendale
Lane, Scenic Drive, Tower Place,
Dale Avenue, and the surrounding area, we will be riding
around old Glendale Park.
Glendale Park closed in 1932. It
was the casualty of the advent of
automobiles and The Great
Depression.
During the hurtful days of
segregation, Greenwood Park
was built as a “trolley park” at
the end of the Fairfield streetcar
line in Nashville. Greenwood
Park opened in 1905 by Preston
Taylor, son of slave parents, who
became a successful businessman, religious leader, undertaker, philanthropist, and husband
of Georgia Gordon, one of the
original Fisk Jubilee singers.
Reverend Taylor was the founder
of Lea Avenue Christian
Church.
Reverend Preston
Taylor was a very distinguished
citizen in our area. The Preston
Taylor Homes on Clifton Avenue
were named for him.
Taylor
was
born
in
Shreveport, Louisiana in 1849.
Taylor came to Nashville in 1884
and purchased 37 acres of land
near “Buttermilk Ridge” at Elm
Hill Pike and Spence Lane. In
1888, Taylor established the second oldest cemetery for AfricanAmericans. The Greenwood
Cemetery still sits today off of
Elm Hill Pike. In 1905, Taylor
extended his real estate holdings
with the purchase of more than
37 acres near the corner of
Spence Lane and Lebanon Pike.
Taylor built his family home
there as well as the famous
Greenwood Park for AfricanAmerican citizens.
Preston Taylor's 40-acre private Greenwood Park was located near the intersection of Elm
Hill Pike and Spence Lane. The
entrance to the park was on
Lebanon Pike.
The park owned by Reverend
Preston Taylor was very elaborate with fountains, gardens,
clubhouse, theatre, skating rink,
roller coaster, merry-go-round,
shooting gallery, a swimming
pool, and a baseball diamond
(home of the Greenwood
Giants), among other things. W.
W.
Mishaw,
manager
of
Greenwood Park, scheduled
many good shows during the
summer for the citizens. The
Fourth of July was always a big
celebration day at Greenwood
Park.
The site was used as the annual “Black State Fair” as well as a
Boy Scout summer camp. The
park maintained a track and stables for the annual AfricanAmerican State Fair. The Fair
sometimes had 14,000 patrons in
one day.Taylor's horse-drawn
“pleasure wagons” met the electric streetcars at the GreenFairfield Street turn-around and
took customers to the Lebanon
Pike entrance.
There was no challenge to
Greenwood Park until the first
city-owned park for AfricanAmericans, Hadley Park, was
opened in July of 1912.
Reverend
Preston
Taylor died in the 1930's. For a
period of time, his widow
attempted
to
keep
the
Greenwood Park in operation,
but it was reported to be very dif-
Nashville ranked 95th among 200 cities in driverʼs report
Allstate Insurance Company
recently released its 12th
Annual Allstate America’s Best
Drivers Report®, which ranks
America’s 200 largest cities in
terms of collision frequency.
Nashville drivers rank dropped
12 spots to 95th safest city overall.
The release of this year’s
report coincides with the deadliest day on the road for drivers,
the Fourth of July, according to
the Insurance Institute for
Highway Safety (IIHS). “As
Nashville drivers look forward
to celebrating the holiday weekend, the results of our report
are an important reminder to
put safety first on the road,”
said Tennessee agency owner,
Karen Teske. “We encourage
drivers in Nashville to refocus
on safe-driving practices, to
help reduce roadway collisions
that may result in unfortunate
consequences, such as tragic
fatalities and potentially higher
insurance costs.”
For the second straight year,
the report also provides insight
into braking habits in more
than 100 cities across the country. A hard braking event is
defined as slowing down eight
miles per hour or more over
a one-second time interval.
Allstate found a correlation
between hard braking and collision frequency. Cities with
higher collision frequency also
recorded more hard braking
events. It’s noted that Nashville
drivers performed better than
the national average.
The U.S. Department of
Transportation says that from
March 2015 to February 2016
there was an increase of more
than 3 percent in miles driven
over the previous 12 months,
leading to the largest year-toyear increase in over two
decades.
More than 38,000 roadway
fatalities occurred last year,
the highest count since 2008.
Preventable human factors,
like drunk, distracted or
drowsy driving; speeding; and
failure to use safety features
contribute to 94 percent of car
crashes.
This year, Brownsville, Texas,
came in at number one.
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One Very Important Concept
Last weekend, I found myself
home-bound with pneumonia.
Feeling completely useless, I
slumped down in my Lazy-boy
and watched the Daytona 400. I
rarely sit through a race from
beginning to end. I felt so miserable; I just sat there for the whole
show. But, even when you are
watching others perform and listen to the discussion of certain
aspects of the performance, you
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Modern business strategy
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in 1962 that: "Strategy is the determination of the basic long-term
goals of an enterprise, and the
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Michael Porter defined strategy
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what policies will be needed to
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Henry Mintzberg described five
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•Strategy as pattern – a consistent pattern of past behavior,
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$15,000 donation funds small-business education for local youth
Middle Tennessee’s youth
will be gaining further skills to
build and pitch a business,
thanks to a $15,000 donation
from the Phoenix Club of
Nashville to the youth-centric
organization, Junior Achievement of Middle Tennessee.
The grant supports two
of Junior Achievement’s top
annual programs: the Nashville
Business Hall of Fame Dinner
and Shark Tank.
Each year, the Nashville
Business Hall of Fame Dinner
honors a Nashville icon who has
demonstrated business excellence, courageous thinking and
acting, inspired leadership, and
community mindedness. Recent
inductees include Amy Grant,
Jack Bovender, Rob McCabe,
Mark Emkes, Hal Pennington,
Ron Samuels and Joe Scarlett.
The Shark Tank program is a
play on the hit television program of the same name, with
high school students pitching
business ideas to “Sharks,” represented by Phoenix Club members. Winning teams leave with
cash investments to continue
their projects. The program is
an example of the creativity
that the Phoenix Club brings
to other nonprofits through its
‘venture philanthropy’ process.
The Phoenix Club has eagerly supported both programs for
the past few years, in recognition of Junior Achievement’s
platform for preparing students
for the real business world.
“We are so grateful to be able
to support local youth organizations in a meaningful way,” said
Justin Graham, President of
the Phoenix Club. “We love what
Junior Achievement does for
kids in Middle Tennessee and
we look forward to continuing
our strong partnership with
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Green Hills explores roundabouts and infrastructure updates
David Smith
Staff Writer
After years of gathering input
from the community and planning to resolve traffic and pedestrian concerns, as well as determining the best options for an
outdated high school, the major
component — money —of moving forward is now in place.
Next year’s capital improvements budget includes $475 million for the Metro Council districts that encompass Green
Hills. The majority of those dollars will pay for construction for
the new Hillsboro High School,
which will be taken apart and
rebuilt in phases, as well as
improving the sidewalk in front
of the school.
Intersection configurations
are confusing, dangerous to
pedestrians and drivers and add
to traffic congestion at Hillsboro
Circle, Abbott Martin and
Warfield drives, and Whole Foods
and the YMCA. Possible solutions could include a round-
about.
“We want people to safely
cross the streets in places that
they can’t today,” said District 25
councilman Russ Pulley.
Drivers in Green Hills could
soon see Public Works employees
monitoring traffic and pedestrian conditions that will be
designed to create a safer environment for pedestrians.
Pulley said he has received
several calls from the retirement
community in Green Hills telling
stories of pedestrians almost
being hit by a motor vehicle or
knowing someone who was hit.
Early this year, a moving vehicle
at the crosswalk struck a resident
at the Retired Teachers building.
She died as a result of her
injuries.
“We need more education.
Operator error doesn’t mean a
crosswalk is designed poorly,”
said Benny Word, a Public Works
official, who is deeply involved in
intersection planning.
Improving pedestrian safety
requires changes, however small,
for both drivers and pedestrians.
For example, a “No Right Turn”
sign could return to the traffic
signal on Abbott Martin.
“There is a plethora of options
to make the roads safer for people,” said Pulley. “These options
include everything from painting
new lines and adding more visible driving directions to rethinking the four way-style intersections in favor of roundabouts.”
Updating or completely revising technology may be necessary
to accommodate an increasing
number of drivers, bicyclists,
mass transit services and pedestrians along city roads, especially
major corridors.
Traditionally, the goal of
using traffic light technology
was to ensure that lights would
not turn red just as cars are
approaching, or have a car waiting at a red light when no crosstraffic is going through the intersection.
Updates to the traffic lights in
Green Hills are part of a citywide
effort to update transit conditions as roads are repaved and
countdowns to pedestrian signals
are added, along with updates
made to traffic light technology.
But, given the size of the county,
each district has its own unique
set of issues that involve solutions far beyond well-timed light
changes. Like, Green Hills.
“Infrastructure along Hillsboro
Road is absolutely terrible,” said
Pulley, recently. However, one
side of the street is pulling ahead
from the other when it comes to
improvements, most notably
sidewalks that connect the major
economic anchor points along
Hillsboro Road, such as the grocery stores to the retail spots to
the bus stations.
The new high school is one
of several developments along
the east side of Hillsboro
Road encouraging connectivity
through new construction. The
sale of Best One Tire and the
subsequent summer thunder-
storm that knocked down the
back wall of the new building
during the construction phase
has given the new owners an
opportunity to move the building further back from the street
and create a wider sidewalk.
The Southern Land Company
will also be required to build a
new sidewalk.
Local officials highlight the
potential new construction
projects can have in contributing structural updates to nearby public space. However, looking toward the west side of the
street, where slower redevelopment is happening, Pulley and
others are hopeful that change
can happen with or without
new construction.
“I don’t think we can wait
for new development to begin
before we do something,” said
Pulley.
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1. Do you think the police
department if effectively building partnership with community groups?
2. What improvements could
the police department make to
better serve the communities?
3. What are three concerns or
issues needing to be addressed
by the police department?
4. Please provide recommendations for resolutions to the
issues or concerns in question 3.
Your name is not required on
this survey but if you want follow-up contact by the police
department please provide your
name and telephone number.
Please leave this survey in the
designated area or mail to:
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Community Affairs
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Red Cross issues emergency call for Donelson
residents to give blood
Due to hospital shortages,
the Red Cross has issued an
emergency call for blood and
platelet donations. According
to the Red Cross, blood donations over the past few months
have resulted in 39,000 fewer
donations.
Donors in Donelson can
donate blood on July 11, from
3 p.m. - 7 p.m. at Grace Church
of
the
Nazarene,
2620
Pennington
Bend
Road,
Donelson, TN 37214
Overall, blood donations
have fallen short of hospital
needs for the past few months,
resulting in about 39,000 fewer
donations than what’s needed,
as well as a significant draw
down of the overall Red Cross
blood supply. In addition, the
Independence Day holiday
may have caused many regular donors to postpone donations due to vacation plans. A
recent Red Cross poll revealed
that more than 75 percent of
donors surveyed indicated
vacation plans this summer,
many of them occurring the
weeks before and after July 4.
“Right now, blood products
are being distributed to hospitals faster than donations are
coming in, which is why we
are making this emergency
request for donations,” said
Tiffany Taylor, external communications manager of the
Red Cross Tennessee Valley
Blood Services Region.
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Green Hills
Trivia 2016
Contest Answers
How well do you know your Green Hills history?
The News recently sponsored
a Trivia Contest to mark the 14th
annual Celebrate Green Hills
Days. While the questions were
specific to Green Hills, responses
poured in from all over the city!
The contest’s rules stated
that a winner would be chosen
from the entries with the most
correct answers. There were
several and a drawing was held
at The News’ office.
The winner, with 14 correct
answers is Marbut Gaston of
Nashville! Marbut wins a $50
gift certificate to Midtown Cafe.
Thanks to all our readers who
participated in this year’s contest. We hope you had fun and
learned a little more about your
city in the process.
1. What Green Hills pizza
parlor had a ragtime player
piano?
A. Shoneys
B. Jett’s
C. Shakey’s
D. Tony’s
9. Which Green Hills store
had a Mynah bird that wolf
whistled at the ladies in the
1950’s?
A. Cain-Sloan
B. Castner Knot
C. McLures
D. Chester’s
2. When did Nordstrom
open in Green Hills?
A. 1985
B. 1997
C. 2000
D. 2011
3. What year did I-440 open
at Hillsboro Road?
A. 1960
B. 1975
C. 1987
D. 2000
4. What was the price of a
bottle of Coca Cola in 1941?
A. 25 cents
B. 15 cents
C. 10 cents
D. 5 cents
5. Where was a soundproof
“crying room” located in
Green Hills?
A. Woolworths
B. Green Hills Dance Studio
C. Green Hills Theater
D. Cross Keys
6. What is now in the location of the old Coleman
building?
A. Trader Joes
B. Hill Center
C. Pier One Imports
D. First Tennessee Bank
7. What public cafeteria
was located in Green Hills
shopping center in the
1970’s?
A. B & W
B. Golden Star
C. Logans
D. Dotson’s
8. What 3 foods were first
rationed during WWII?
A. Sugar
B. Butter
C. Bacon
D. Bananas
10. W h at wa s P h i l l i p s Quarles in Green Hills?
A. Apartments
B. Singing duo
C. Hardware store
D. Attorney offices
11. Which stores developed
the first camera film for
customers?
A. Wolf
B. Levy’s
C. Durys
D. Walgreens
12. What two songs were
popular on the radio during WWII?
A. Yankee doodle?
B. 101 Trombones
C. Praise the Lord and Pass
the Ammunition
D. For Me and My Gal
13. What two stores in
Green Hills sold fountain
cherry Cokes in the 1950’s?
A. Rips
B. Green Hills Market
C. Woolworths
D. Bobbie’s
14. Green Hills kids used to
wear Red Goose what?
A. T-shirts
B. Hats
C. Shoes
D. Watches
15. Which of the following
was a telephone number
prefix in Green Hills during the 1950’s?
A. 615
B. GH25
C. CY2 (CY2 was short for
Cypress 292)
D. BR549
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Fairgrounds...
department, and we are excited
about the passion and commitment she has for the Nashville
Fairgrounds,” said Board Chair
Ned Horton. “There is tremendous momentum with Mayor
Barry’s recent capital commitment of $12 million and new
leadership from Laura, and
we look forward to partnering
with the community as we
move forward.”
Schloesser has been Chief of
Administration and External
Affairs at the Milwaukee
County Department of Parks,
Recreation and Culture. She
has been with the department
since 1999. She has a Bachelor
of Arts degree from Concordia
University of Wisconsin and a
Master of Public Health from
Tulane University School of
Public Health and Tropical
Medicine.
“I am beyond thrilled to
have been selected to join The
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Schloesser said. “I want to
thank the Fair Board commissioners and Mayor Barry for
their support and confidence.
This is a transformative time
for this community asset, and
I’m honored to be a part of it.”
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EBT Program is full of waste and abuse
I’m ticked off with the people who claim that the Food
Stamp Card program has a
slight amount of abuse. You
have to live in an alternative
universe to deny that this program is mostly a failure. God
Bless the people who need it
and use it to get a boost up until
they can do better, but conversely it is a SIN how many work
the system that us hard working citizens pay for.
My guess is that it has 30%
or 40% flagrant abuse, with
another 30% - 40% being marginal abuse. I have witnessed
countless times while in line
the ridiculous purchases made
by people using EBT Cards. I
have even waited while they
sort through all the stuff that
they can manage to charge on
the card, then pay for beer, cigarettes, expensive shampoo and
hair products with cash or
another form of credit. I have
witnessed the clerk having to
add things, then take them off,
and then the rude purchaser
push the stuff that wouldn’t
qualify to the side, never bothering to worry if it would go
bad sitting beside the checkout.
Sure, it’s easy to form a negative opinion , and conclude that
these types are drug using, lazy,
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and rest assured- most are, but
not all. The EBT program
began with a noble purpose, but
as most government run programs, it is full of waste, and
abuse now. Until the laid back,
lefties decide to remove many
of the unhealthy products from
qualifying it will most likely
continue to get worse as our
taxes skyrocket so we can further enable many people to
create an alternative to honest
work.
Let’s be honest and contact
our Representatives in an
attempt to curb the abuse; if we
do, there will be more money
available for those who truly
need the program.
Kroger, clean your
store and lot
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Kroger store in Donelson. As I
pulled in I noticed all kinds of
trash all over the parking lot,
nothing new, I am sure we have
all noticed it before and just
not paid attention to it. As I
turned right and went past the
entrance I noticed the trash can
by the door was overflowing
and trash on the ground around
it, I also noticed three Kroger
employees sitting out on the
patio furniture that is for sale
smoking and having drinks, on
break I guess, but I thought that
really does not look good for the
store. I parked over by the
CVS and as I walked up to the
door I noticed five more Kroger
employees sitting at the picnic
table they have out there by the
front door smoking and talking,
but what really caught my eye
was the hundreds of cigarette
butts all over the ground by the
employee table. Now think of
this, how many other stores
that sell food or any business
for that matter have you seen
where their employee smoking
area is right at the front door
for every customer that goes
into the business to have to
walk by? None that I know of !
As I was walking into the store
one employee, Johnathan (I just
happened to see his name tag)
and a young lady (could not see
her name tag) got up from the
table and threw their cigarette
butts on the ground right by the
front door! The two employees
walked in the door right in
front of me and as I entered I
saw there was not one shopping
cart there inside the door, of
course not, they are all out all
over the parking lot! I headed
down to the other end of the
store to get a shopping cart and
the two employees that just
walked in ahead of me went
up to a register and started to
bag groceries for a customer.
Neither employee stopped to
wash their hands, use hand sanitizer or anything, they just finished smoking, eating and who
knows what else and now are
bagging and handling your
food! As I walked to the other
end of the store I see trash on
the floor inside the store, the
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small trash can by self checkout is overflowing on to the
floor, there is a soda can on the
floor by the Coinstar machine,
receipts litter the floor, one
cashier is standing there texting while the guy waiting to
check out stands there looking
at her. At that point it crosses
my mind, if the store is this
dirty where the customers can
see it what it is like in the back
of the store where the food is
kept?? If Kroger is going to let
the front of the store look this
bad do you really think they
care what happens in the back
with your food? Can you imagine what the employee restrooms look like if the store and
the break area looks like this??
I turn and walked back the way
I came in and decide that I
would feel a whole lot better
shopping someplace else! As I
walk by the "Customer Service"
desk I stop to tell the young lady
behind the counter that "there
is not one shopping cart at the
entrance door" to which her
reply is "What? Oh, okay." I got
in my car, and headed over to
Publix basically across the
street. As I pulled in I notice the
lot is clean, there are a few carts
in the lot but they are all in the
stands for them and not all over
the place. As I walked toward
the front door a young man who
works at Publix is helping a
woman out with her groceries
but still says "hello" to me as he
walks by, as I walk in the store
another employee happens to
walk by and she also says
"hello" to me. Both employees
were neat, clean shirts and
pants and well groomed, very
different than any employee I
just saw in Kroger! As I am
shopping three other Publix
employees said "hello" and two
ask "if I needed help in finding
anything". As I went to check
out there were more than
enough opened check out lanes
and all the self check out lanes
were working as well. I am
greeted nicely by the cashier,
and ask if I found everything I
was looking for, the young man
bags my groceries with care,
not piling everything in to one
bag and then ask me if I need
help out with them, I only had
two bags so I politely decline
his offer. Way different then
about two months ago when
and elderly woman checking
out in front of me at Kroger ask
the young man bagging if he
"could help her out wit her
bags" and he told her "We don't
do that here!" I told her to let me
get my stuff paid for and I
would help her with her bags
and I did. I called back to the
Kroger store right after that
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happened but never heard
back from anyone about it.
Just like then I called Kroger
but the corporate office this
time about what just happened
on Friday as soon as I got
home, yes, I called, I did not
send an email. After getting
passed to four different people
I spoke to a woman who
seemed like she cared about
what I was saying but defended
the smoking area in front of
the store for some reason? She
promised me that I would hear
from someone from the Kroger
store or someone from the
Kroger corporate office "before
the end of the business day!"
Guess what, no surprise I
never heard from anyone! This
was not my first trip to this
Publix, but this trip was the
eye opener that told me I will
never shop in Kroger again
and made me realize just how
much cleaner, better run, better staffed, and polite the
employees are at Publix. I am
not saying they are perfect, but
at least I did not have to wade
through trash, search for a
cart and wonder if their
employees washed their hands
before bagging my groceries!
Clean up your act and the rest
of the store, Kroger, and you
need to do it fast!
Volunteers, pay attention
I have a bit of information
for all of the candidates and
their volunteer workers. When
you step onto a condominium
or gated property make sure
you check to see if there just
happens to be a NO TRESPASSING and/or NO SOLICITING sign posted at the entrance because if there is then
you are illegally on that property and are subject to
arrest/prosecution. So, in closing, to the candidates before
you get your little flunkie volunteers to go door to door
make sure they are all literate
and understand exactly what
the words NO TRESPASSING
and NO SOLICITING mean.
They mean just that!
Iʼm doing nothing
wrong
I was just going to chalk
this up to arrogance gone ugly,
but you know what, I’m ticked
off. And maybe it’s the heat
getting to me.
I’m taking a summer sabbatical with two goals in mind.
One is to write doctrine for a
new ministry – Isaiah-49.org,
and second, to heat condition
myself for the missions work
we have planned, which means
I have to spend a lot of time
sweating in the summer heat. I
live about an hour outside of
the city, but our project
requires me to be in Nashville,
so I found the perfect daytime
spot for the ministry RV.
Since I’ve been parking at
the corner of 8th Ave South
and Benton, let’s just say that
I’ve gotten a less than friendly
introduction to the neighborhood, most notably from a few
that I share the corner with.
They’ve done everything in
their power to make me leave!
From direct harassment by the
property owners in that they
assume I am “homeless and
living on the street.” I’ve told
them plainly that I am here
working on a project. They
have called the police, to no
avail because I’m not doing
anything wrong. They even
called Metro Codes, also to no
avail, because I’m not doing
anything wrong!
And the more I think about
it, the more indignant I
become, not for myself since I
am uniquely equipped to handle the likes of them, but for
the community that I serve —
the less fortunate among us.
I get it, you think I’m homeless, and you snicker and
scowl at what you perceive to
be someone’s misfortune. How
dare you! How dare you have
the audacity to look down your
nose at… anyone! Who do you
think you are? Well, I can tell
you really fast who you
aren’t… and God will, too.
You might want to open that
dusty Bible of yours, provided
you own one, and see what He
says He’s going to do to the
haughty and the proud. And
while you’re at it, you might
want to ask a Christian what
Jesus said about *what you do
to the least of these. I refuse to
believe that a true Christian
would treat another human
being the way you have acted
towards me.
So in closing, to all you
haughty and proud ones, if
you’re fool enough to keep
looking down that nose of
yours… well, all I can say is,
“Good luck with that.”
Drive with your dogs
in the backseat
This is my gripe. It is being
addressed to all of you morons
that drive around with your
dog in your lap. Do you not
realize how dangerous that
can be? It is as bad as someone
talking/texting on their phone. It
is another form of distracted
driving. If you are that insecure you need help some very
serious help. If you feel your
pet has to ride with you confine it to the back seat in a carrier or by a barrier to keep it
from coming to the front seat.
Before you go and fire off your
rebuttal towards me I am a pet
owner and I will go even further to say I am a responsible
pet owner. My dog rides in the
back seat with absolutely no
access to the front.
No signal
I’m irritated that every time
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it rains my Direct TV satellite
signal goes out due to the tall
trees surrounding my yard.
When it’s dry out, the signal
comes in fine but it’s another
story whenever it rains.
I find myself having to do
something else or just go to
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July 8
Glow-in-the-Dark 5K to
support animal welfare
The Glow Run 5K run benefits
the Pet Community Center and
will support spay+neuter in
Nashville. The course will feature six 80’s themed zones, a
live DJ, and glowing tunnels.
Creative costumes are encouraged. Participants are invited to
join “Team Spay It Forward” and
collect donations on behalf of Pet
Community Center. All donations to Team Spay It Forward
and Pet Community Center
support free and low cost
spay+neuter services.
Anyone interested in participating in the 5K can visit
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amspayitforward for more information. The Glow Run takes at
Nissan Stadium. Register online
before the event or night of
event. Night of registration
begins at 7:30 p.m. The 5K
begins at 9:00 p.m.
July 9
Back to School Health Days
From 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at its
East Side Center, 905 Main
Street, Nashville, immunizations, physicals and dental
screenings will be available
along with games, prizes and
face painting.
Back to School Health Day
will provide a convenient single
stop for the immunizations,
physicals and dental screenings
students may need before the
start of school. Appointments
will be served first, though
walk-ins are also welcome.
Appointments can be made by
calling 615-227-3000.
July 13
Nashville's Tradition of
Music & Puppetry
Marionettes, rod puppetry,
shadow animation, and an everchanging set are used to tell
country music history as it
relates to Nashville’s transformation into Music City. This
performance expands the original 2013 production with new
music and puppets. This free
event presented by Country
Music Hall of Fame and
Museum runs from 11:30 am 12:45 pm at 222 Fifth Avenue
South, Nashville. For more
information, call 615-416-2001 or
email info@CountryMusicHall
ofFame.org
July 22-23
Madison Train Show
The City Road Child Development Center invites everyone
"all aboard" for its 7th Annual
Madison Train Show, the
largest two-day show in Middle
Tennessee, on Friday, July 22
and Saturday, July 23 to experience operating model trains,
train vendors and other merchandise, exhibits, food and
door prizes. Hours on Friday
are 3:00 to 6:00 pm and on
Saturday the 23rd from 8:00 am
to 2:00 pm in the Fellowship
Center of City Road Chapel
United Methodist Church at
701 S. Gallatin Rd in Madison.
Admission cost is $7.00 for adults;
$4.00 for children age 4-12; and
Free for children 3 and under.
The Train Show will benefit
the City Road Child Development Center, which has been a
ministry within the Madison
Community for over 30 years.
Children, from ages 6 weeks
through age 12, are nurtured
cheerfully and carefully by a
staff of dedicated teachers.
The Center has been given
3-star status, the highest rating
available in the state of
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July 23
Horsing Around
Free Wagon Rides!
The
Metro Mounted Police Patrol
will be training Tennessee
Walking Horses at 10 AM and
11:30 AM. Kids can saddle up
for a miniature donkey ride or
help feed and groom them. You
can see a team of Belgian horses. Stop under the shade tree
for a lesson in sheep shearing.
Enjoy dulcimer music from
9 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Sheep and
spinning at the log cabins.
Freshly ground corn meal at
the grist mill. Small $3 fee for
donkey rides. This is a free family event at Ellington Agricultural
Center, 440 Hogan Rd.
For information, please call
the ag museum at 615-837-5197
or email tennessee.agricultural.museum@tn.gov
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L-R: Sylvia Ganier, Amy Marsalis, Beth Taylor, Beth Harwell,
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Health and Wellness Summer
Soirée on Tuesday, June 28,
at Green Door Gourmet.
Presented by SESAC, the event
garnered over 150 guests to
focus on women’s health and
wellness as well as women’s
cancer awareness and prevention. Proceeds from the event
went to the Foundation’s breast
and ovarian cancer research
programs at the VanderbiltIngram Cancer Center.
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evening started with a healthy
dinner followed by remarks
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Chic Awearness is an annual
event created to improve survival from Ovarian Cancer
through awareness, education
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feature a cocktail reception,
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Metropolitan Planning
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Nashville Area Metropolitan
Planning Organization (MPO) welcomes Peter Westerholm and
Shelly Hazle as new policy staff
members.
As a senior policy analysis
for the MPO, former Metro
Councilman Westerholm will be
responsible for coordinating with
local communities across the
region on parking policies, land
use plans, and land development
regulations. In addition, he will
oversee the MPO’s upcoming
smart cities assessment aimed at
finding technology-based solutions to address a host of traffic
and transportation issues.
Hazle joins the MPO as a policy
fellow and brings with her more
than ten years’ experience helping
cities and states implement programs to develop more livable and
economically vibrant communities. Previously she worked with
the Washington D.C. based Smart
Growth America and helped lead
the national level Governors’
Institute on Community Design. In
this role, she worked with more
than 25 gubernatorial administrations on a variety of issues, including transportation, housing, and
environmental policy.
Nashville Area Field
Director
U.S. Senator Bob Corker (RTenn.) announced Kyle Johnson
has joined his staff as Nashville
area field director.
Johnson has an extensive background in both government and
politics. Most recently, he worked
at a Clarksville-based firm where
he consulted state Senator Mark
Green (R-Clarksville).
From 2009 to 2013, Johnson was
a sergeant in the Army’s 101st
Airborne Division and served two
deployments to Afghanistan.
After leaving active duty, Johnson
moved to Nashville and interned
in the Tennessee House of
Representatives for Speaker Pro
Tempore Curtis Johnson (RClarksville). He later worked as a
service counselor at the Tennessee
Department of Treasury.
Johnson received a Bachelor of
Arts in political science from
Austin Peay State University. He
began his position on June 1 and
will cover Cheatham, Davidson,
Dickson,
Lawrence,
Maury,
Montgomery, Robertson, Rutherford, Sumner, Williamson and
Wilson counties.
The Temple
Martin Sir of Nashville has
been named president of The
Temple – Congregation Ohabai
Sholom in Belle Meade, Temple
leaders announced at its 165th
annual congregational meeting
held in May 2016.
As The Temple’s
72nd president since
its founding in 1851,
Sir will lead its 750family member congregation for the
next two years.
Other
newlySir
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The Temple’s Board
of Trustees are: Vice President &
Treasurer Joyce E. Friedman,
REALTOR®, of Franklin and
Secretary Jimmy Marks, CPA, of
Nash ville, both serving a two-year
term.
Sir, a Temple member for 34
years, previously served as a member of its Board of Trustees from
2006 - 2010 and 2011 – 2015. He was
elected secretary of The Temple in
2010, and then served as treasurer/vice president before his recent
election as president.
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By Drucilla Smith
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Good works, entrepreneurship, veterans & more
Good Works: U.S. Rep. Jim
Cooper (D-5), teaching an
Independence Day weekend
Sunday school class. alluded to
the faith-in-action of his colleague, U.S. Rep. John Lewis (DGa). When a fist fight nearly
broke out between Rep. Louie
Gohmert (R-Tx) and Rep.
Corrine Brown (D-Fl) during
the recent Congressional sit-in,
Lewis stepped in to break up the
fight. “There is no hatred in
Lewis’ heart,” Cooper said of
the civil rights leader and
preacher who led Nashville’s
60’s sit ins.
Cooper spoke at St. George’s
Episcopal
Church
“Good
Works” series featuring leaders
who are committed followers of
Christ who combine faith with
work.
Homeless persons selling
“The Contributor” newspaper
on street corners is “a cheerful,
positive example of
how
Nashville is putting enterprise
and good works into government," Cooper told listeners.
He counseled the audience to
follow the Golden Rule of doing
unto others as you would have
them do unto you.
****
Entrepreneur: Dr. Mark
Phillips, Assistant Professor of
Entrepreneurship
at
the
Belmont Jack Massey College of
Business, stopped to share his
insights at Green Hills Rotary.
"In entrepreneurship we always
focus on the importance of that
question, Why?" Everyone who
is starting a business can tell
you what the product or their
business does and how. The
most important thing people
Veterans:
Green
Hills
Rotarian Jon David Jones presented Vietnam War 50th
Anniversary pens to Tom
Mitchell, David Howard and Joe
Rowling in recognition of their
service and sacrifice for the
country.
****
Congratulations! Councilman-at-Large Jim Schulman
was recently inducted as the
2016-17 president of Green Hills
Rotary.
Jon David Jones (R) gave recognition with inscribed pens for
Vietnam veterans David Howard, Joe Rowling and Tom
-photos by Dru Smith
Meredith (L-R) at Green Hills Rotary.
****
Birthday: Event entrepreneur Jim Marvin recently celebrated his best July 1 birthday
party ever with friends at
Windsor Towers.
Contact: Dru Smith at (615)
856-8278 or drucillasmith@outlook.com
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A GOOD THING TO DO
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You can do a lot of good as a volunteer at
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news. Listen. Assist staff in activities. There are
countless ways to give residents a helping hand or
a reason to smile. As residents have a better day,
volunteers gain just as much – actually, more.
Find out about the opportunities to volunteer at
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Lin-Manuel Miranda’s hip-hop
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The Whitland 4th of July Patriots Party was hosted by Jay
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Whitland Avenue 4th of July celebration.
Funds raised by the attendees pay for the costs of staging the
Independence Day event, which is attended by hundreds of people.
This is the 39th year of the annual fun-filled family celebration, which involves a patriotic program with a speaker, a musical presentation, and a family-style picnic with everyone contributing potluck dishes.
The patron food was catered by Fatoush Cafe, a Middle
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hummus, pita bread, grilled chicken and beef, tabouleh, Greek
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$637,900
• 5,000+ sq ft home on 7 acres • Includes chef's kitchen, huge screened in deck with
outdoor kitchen, two master suites, and private guest area • 3BR and two Offices w/
closets, spring fed creek • Exceptional craftsmanship, large rooms, and open living
area • Excellent schools • Country living only five minutes from I-40.
Vicki McAnulty, REALTOR
Coldwell Banker Lakeside Realtors
615-579-1804 Cell | 615-824-5920 Ofc
WEST END PARK ~ ZONED RM 40!
POPLAR CREEK ESTATES ~ NEW LISTING!
West End Park ~ Fabulous
Corner Lot with Double
Road Frontage! ZoningCode Rm 40 Multi Family(40 Units an Acre) Lot 110
is 0.27 Acreage, Lot Dimensions 66x160, Lot Square
Footage11,761, Property is
to be zoned for 10 Condos*
House is sold in “ASIS” condition* Walk toVandy! $1,000,000
Classic Brick Home
with Amazing Space!
Handsome Hardwoods,
Great Rm/Fireplace,
Formal Dining Rm,
Huge Bonus Rm, Office, Exercise Area, Designer Kitchen/Granite & SS Appliances, Elegant Main Level
Master, Fabulous In-Laws Suite Lower Level, 2 Car Garage,
Deck overlooks Private Backyard Retreat! $395,000.
BROOKSIDE COTTAGE FOR LEASE!
FRANKLIN ~ FURNISHED RENTAL HOME!
SOLD!
Adorable Brookside Cottage! Handsome Hardwoods,
Custom Built-Ins, Family
Room/Fireplace open to Dining
Room,
Sunny
Kitchen/Appliances, Master
Suite separate from 2 Guest
Bedrooms, Deck overlooks
Private Fenced Backyard!
Minutes to Vandy! $2,195.
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Hardwoods,
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Earth Stove), New Windows, HVAC & Roof, 2 Car Garage, Private Backyard Retreat overlooking Creek! $265,000.
SOLD!
FIVE OAKS CONDO ~ ONE LEVEL!
Fabulous Fully Furnished Rental
Home! Handsome Hardwoods, Great
Rm/Vaulted Ceiling/Decorating Ledge
& Fireplace, Designer Kitchen/Cherry
Cabinetry, Granite, SS Appliances &
Tile Flooring, Elegant Master
Suite/Main Level, 2 Guest BRs, Big
Bonus Rm, Patio overlooks Private
Fenced Backyard! Fun Filled Community/Pool & Tennis!
Williamson Cty Schools! $2,795. month
BROOKSIDE 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT FOR LEASE!
Handsome One Bedroom Apartment! Living
Room, Kitchen with
Stove, Fridge & Eating
Area, Tile Bath/Shower,
Big Storage Area, Utilities/Electric & Water are
Furnished! Minutes to
the Nashville Medical
Community! $895.
SMYRNA ~ INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY!
Beautifully Renovated One
Level Condo located on a quite
cul-de-sac setting! Great Room
open to the Dining Room, Sun
Filled Kitchen, Utility Closet accomates Full Size Washer &
Dryer, 2 Bedrooms with Walk-in
Closets, 2 Baths, Private Patio
overlooks treed grounds. Located 3.5 miles to the Nashville International Airport & 5 miles to Downtown. $74,900.
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MURFREESBORO ~ COMMERCIAL LOT TRACT 2!
Perfect Location for your
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Dana Griscom | 615.485.5360
Laura
Laura Patterson
Patterson | 615.513.7730
Laura
Laura Patterson
Patterson | 615.513.7730
420 Powder
Powder Mill Road
Road | $1,349,000
Brett Sheriff | 615.349.6266
Theo Antoniadis | 615.838.5701
1440 Willowbrooke
Willowbrook | $1,195,000
Heather Rolapp
Rolapp | 615.423.2011
Allison Greiner | 615.498.4222
2950 Spanntown
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Vivan Brandon
Brandon | 615.308.8365
Emily Iverson
Iverson | 208.310.2645
21 Castlewood Court | $1,047,000
Blair Blaylock
Blaylock Teasdale
Teasdale
404.786.7200
306 Deerwood Lane
$2,250,000
Betsy P
Peebles
eebles | 615.604.2101
9266 W
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Park
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$1,399,000 | Annandale
Laura P
Laura
Patterson
atterson | 615.513.7730
4413 Gr
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Pike
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$1,135,000
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700 Darden Place
$899,000
Price Lechleiter | 615.347.4688
Betsy Peebles
Peebles
Dana Griscom
Laura
Laura Patterson
Patterson
Brett Sheriff
Theo Antoniadis
Ferry Rd. | $755,000
827 Old Ferry
Rogers | 615.496.1700
Sissy Rogers
Shannon Barton | 615.838.3193
Terrell
Andrew T
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Brandon
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Emily Iv
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402 West
West Hillwood | $650,000
Sissy Rogers
Rogers | 615.496.1700
Shannon Barton | 615.838.3193
Blair Teasdale
easdale
Price Lechleiter
2021 Richard Jones Road, Suite 210, Nashville, TN 37215 | (615) 383-7914
2 Cadillac Drive, Brentwood, TN 37027 | (615) 371-2474
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HOMES FOR SALE
4521 Belmont Park Terrace
$599,000
“Kiss your babies, tell your parents
you love them, and take a walk in the
park with a friend”
~ Love, Jodie
Jodie Barringer
GRI, ABR
Coming from Hillsboro Road in Green Hills,
take a left on Harding Place, pass Burton
Hills on your left, and take a left on Belmont
Park Terrace before 4 way Granny White
light.
4521 Belmont Park Terrace is in a dead
end cul de sac. This one level home has
a playroom off of the kitchen, a designated office, a real utility room, a great
room off of the kitchen, a master suite,
AND a two car garage! A screened in
porch runs the entire length of the den,
and leads out to a rain forest feel garden
complete with a Koi Pond.
140 Abbottsford
$695,000
In Green Hills. From Hillsboro Road and Abbott Martin, go west on Abbott Martin. Pass
the mall and through the Cross Creek Light.
Abbottsford will be on your Left.
Master on the main floor with a private
outdoor living room with stack stone
fireplace off master and living room.Tall
ceilings and generous wallspace for
large pieces of furniture. Handsome office. Hardwoods throughout downstairs. Den over 2 car garage.
Pool/tennis/clubhouse in Abbotsford.
(M) 615-593-9854
406 Page Road
$1,350,000
In Belle Meade. At the Harding Road Page
Road Intersection ( Krystal's), take a left.
Cross over West Tyne continue towards
park. 406 will be on your left. Plenty of
parking.
Meticulous 2005 Build with handsome
office, 2 main floor dens, screened
porch, covered patio with fire pit. A yard
perfect for kids, and big enough for a
batting cage. 22x22 garage with 9 ft
door. Fabulous playroom and mud
room. Laundry room with wet sink.
Zoned for Julia Green. Life is a walk in
the park if you're living on Page Road!
NEW LISTING
Lifetime Member
Platinum Level
Award of Excellence
jodiebarringer@realtracs.com
JodieBarringer.com
Libby Smith
705 Belle Meade Blvd.
$2,125,000
4205 Stammer Place
$725,000
1491 Woodmont
Units A and B
In Belle Meade. From Harding Road.Turn
left onto Belle Meade Boulevard. 705 Belle
Meade Boulevard will be between Leake
and Harding Place.
705 Belle Meade Boulevard is the truest
form of 1928 elegance.With tall ceilings,
plaster walls, inlaid original hardwoods,
and original ironwork, you get lost in the
clean yet classic feel of this home. Main
level master suite and bath overlook an
Alice in Wonderland-esque boxwood
garden and 4 hidden garden rooms.
Wine Cellar, Separate Guest Cottage
with 2 bed/bath/kitchen/fp.
In Green Hills. At Hillsboro Road and Hobbs
Rd light (McDonalds), take a right. First left
is Stammer. Street parking and parking beside and behind unit.
This unit was purchase by a well known
local builder and his wife when the unit
was in its drywall stage. They added an
extra room, extensive moldings, custom
cabinetry, closets, solid wood doors, and
gorgeous hardware to create this one
of a kind classic home.
In Green Hills on Woodmont between Belmont and Granny White (12th Ave)
NEW BUILDS on one of Nashville's
Hottest Streets. Close to Green Hills,
Hundred Oaks and 12 South. 4 Bedroom, Master on the main level, 2 car
garage, eat in kitchen, HUGE bonus
room with wet bar and a big back porch,
what more could you ask for?!
(M) 615-568-3402
libbysmithrealtor@gmail.com
615-327-4800
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922 Waterswood Drive
$1,025,000
3030 23rd Ave
$595,000
UNDER
CONTRACT
333 Windgrove Terrace
$237,000
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402 Wilson Pike
1015 Falling Leaf Circle
3029 Flagstone Drive
Extraordinary 1849 historic charm.
Perks of 21st Century!
Pool | Pool house | 5 BR | 5705 SF
$1,499,000
Stunning home in Windstone.
Exquisite finishes with Chef's kitchen,
private study, elevator and tremendous storage. Gorgeous double front
porches and screened porch
4 BR | 3 Full, 2 half BA
$1,375,000
New listing in Laurelbrooke.
Space for everyone & everything!
5 BR | 4.5 BA | 5766 SF
$1,075,000
1759 Charity
18 Westlake Drive
172C Woodmont
Fabulous Family home with in-ground
pool ready for Summer! 4 BRs, 4.5
Baths, main level Rec Rm, chef's
kitchen, screened porch - perfect "10"!
$1,120,000
Facelift is Complete!
Back on Market.
4 BR | 3 full, 2 half BA | 6697 SF
$759,900
Easy living in Green Hills
with Euorpean Flair.
3 BR | 2.5 BA | 2 car garage
$599,000
Cluster home off
Belmont Park Terrrace
Coming Soon
Brentwood Beauty!
Highlands of Belle Rive
5 BR, 5.5 BAs, $1,075,000
North to South We Have Buyers Looking
in Many Areas of Town
Call
and
East to West
Molly Edmondson
615-351-8753
MollyEdmondson.com
if You are Thinking
About Selling
COMPETENT
CREATIVE
CARING
Lisa Owings
615-668-0616
LisaOwings@gmail.com
WELCOME TO 1616
Chickering Road
Easy one level living on 6 private acres overlooking Percy Warner Park.
Perfect for entertaining and great for family living. $1,885,000
BETTY FINUCANE
615-429-5182
finucanb@realtracs.com
ELAINE FINUCANE
615-300-5093
finucane@realtracs.com
SOLD
615-263-4800
2028 Sunset Hills Terrace *
5103 Nevada Avenue *
115 Westover Drive
130 Taggart Avenue
120 Gilman Avenue *
*REPRESENTED BUYER
Gated Community
859 Windstone Blvd
South Springs
1113 Lorme Court
Annandale
201 Ennismore
Elevator to all levels
5 BR | 5.5 BA | 7058 SF
$1,749,900
Full Custom home on cul-de-sac
5 BR | 4.5 BA | 3706 SF
$649,900
Full finished, daylight basement
4 BR | 4.5 BA | 5509 SF
$1,485,000
Home Is Where
Your Story Begins
Historic Richland
3653 Richland Ave
Brentwood
9267 Chevoit Drive
New custom home
5 BR | 5.5 BA | 4910 SF
$1,657,605
Fabulous indoor and outdoor living
6 BR | 5.5 BA |6658 SF | 1.9 Acres
$1,295,000
It's More Than Just Buying
& Selling a House...
It's a Relationship.
713 Jones Parkway
9513 Butler Drive
214 Orlando Avenue
1317 Avery Park
1143 Brookmeade Drive
3681 Stonecreek Circle
207 Derby Glen
2038 Glastenbury Drive
5949 Fireside Drive
6001 Elizabethan Drive
SOLD *
SOLD
SOLD
Under Contract
SOLD
Under Contract *
SOLD *
Under Contract *
Under Contract *
Under Contract
Mary Kocina
615-300-5996
mkocina@comcast.net
www.MaryKocina.com
Your Dream Home...
Let’s Find It In One Of
Nashville’s Fine Neighborhoods!
Helping Buyers and Sellers
All Over Town
To Achieve Their Goals.
* Represented the Buyer!
Sam Coleman
Call me about new listings
coming soon!
Jennifer Stadler
615-973-3969
jenniferstadlerhomes@gmail.com
Broker, GRI, CRS
615-210-6057
See all my listings at
www.SamColemanHomes.com
First Time Homebuyers...Relocation...
Moving Up or Downsizing,
I would love to add you to the list of my treasured clients.
Green Hills
3423 Hopkins Street
Warm, gracious & in the heart of
Green Hills.
5 BR | 5.5 BA | 6100 SF
$1,200,000
3602 Woodmont Blvd
SOLD
Urban living close to Bowling.
BR | 2.5 BA | 3587 SF
$645,000
UNDER CONTRACT
Forest Hills
5898 East Ashland
Ready for your touch.
4 BR | 3.5 BA | 3700 SF
$590,000
Yours to Count On
Christopher Simonsen
615-473-6998
Chris@ChristopherSimonsen.com
Buy, Sell,
Design & Build
In Nashville’s
Urban Neighborhoods
Distinctive Living
4440 Sheppard Place $2,400,000
1092 Lynnwood Blvd
$2,150,000
222 Deer Park Circle
$1,299,000
105 Leake Ave #97
$224,000
RECENT SALES
301 Clarendon Avenue
1212 Laurel Street
2055 Lombardy Avenue
413 Bellingrath Drive
Margaret Taylor
GNAR Awards of Excellence Lifetime Member
615-300-0774 • mhtay@comcast.net
Brentwood Middle & High School Zone
103 Blackstone Court
Open floorplan. Cul-de-Sac lot. Nice Level Backyard. Island
kitchen with granite & huge pantry. Main level master suite.
4 BR | 3.5 BA | 3988 SF
$549,900
Learn more at www.103Blackstone.com
SUZANNE ELMER
REALTOR , ABR, Broker, CRS, e-PRO, GRI
®
Suzanne@SuzanneElmer.com
www.SuzanneElmer.com
615-496-3728
Coming Soon!
Glendale Place - One level living! Updated kitchen, king size master
suite. 3 bedroom 2 bath with carport. Coming Mid July.
SEAN SIMONS, CRS, ABR
615-852-SEAN
SeanSimons.com
NashvilleRealEstate@gmail.com
3 Fabulous Opportunities
Spring Hill | Franklin | Leiper’s Fork
5 Acres in Spring Hill | 3278 Denning Lane
All brick exterior with hardwood flooring, office, bonus room, workshop and storage
Storm shelter and pool. 6 BR | 5.5 BA |6978 Sf $699,000
Historic Franklin | 120 Old Liberty Pike
Charming, historic and ready to be made yours! Walk to downtown and the Factory
Great opportunity to live Franklin! $459,000
2 Lots | Heart of Leiper’s Fork
5.2 Acres with creek and beautiful level pasture. $210,000
9.02 Acres with pasture and treed lot line. $400,000
Travis W. Robeson
CALL THE MAN THAT LOVES THE LAND
615-944-3909 TravisRobeson.com
615-263-4800
C o m m i tm e n t Se r v i ce Re s u lts
Patricia Gartland
Specializing in…
Buyers, Home Staging,
Selling and Relocation
Enjoy the Westhaven Lifestyle
125 Morning Mist Lane
• Fabulous open floorplan
• Gourmet kitchen with butler's pantry
• Hardwoods on main level
• Wrap around front porch, covered patio & enclosed courtyard
• Huge bonus over garage with private entry
4582 SF
Recently Reduced $850,000
Kathy Coleman-Howard
615-300-3331
kathyphoward@gmail.com
Stonebridge Park
313 Chalford Court
• Beautiful level lot on cul-de sac
• Wonderful screened deck overlooks fully fenced backyard
• Open floorplan that is bright and airy
• Fabulous neighborhood with community pool
4 BR | 4.5 BA | 4689 SF
$724,900
Laurie Cheek Omohundro
615-400-6034
Whether you are moving
across town
or across the country,
a move takes investigation,
strategy, planning and
organization.
Patricia Gartland
615-429-8941
patriciahgartland@gmail.com
Let my experience pave the way to your new home.
Midtown Lofts • 205 31st Ave N # 103
$599,000
Belle Meade • 4308 Warner Place
$1,695,000
Bonbrook
9634 Brunswick Drive
$949,000
Forest Hills • 2208 Tyne Blvd • $749,000
Belle Park • Building Lots
1318 Forrest Park Drive $435,000
640 Belle Park Circle
$400,00
Something for Everyone
615-321-9531 Richard Bryan 615-327-4800
Hounds Run • 1928 Edenbridge Way
$1,195,000
Green Hills • 1801 Shackleford Rd B
Hounds Run
$747,500
1929 Edenbridge Way • $1,245,000
Oak Hill • 4032 Overbrook Court • $2,225,000
Vandy/Hillsboro Village
2600 W Linden • $949,000
Heathrow Hills • 5216 Harpeth Ridge Drive
$1,886,000
bill bainbridge abr, crs, gri
bill@billbainbridge.com
cell: 615-300-1196
office: 615-385-8077
belle meade links
renovated 1930's cape cod in one of Nashville's favorite neighborhoods,
around the corner from parmer park & Belle Meade Golf Course.
master bedroom on main level; large eat-in kitchen; Den with soaring
ceiling & stone fireplace;office and bonus room. owner/agent.
Approx. 3628 sf | built 1936
3 BR | 3.5 BA
Attached 2 car Garage
106 Windsor Drive
Nashville, TN 37205
$919,000
Call
615-298-1500
bill bainbridge abr, crs, gri
bill@billbainbridge.com
615-300-1196 mobile
615-385-8077 offfice
the adelicia
complete renovation by architect; mark harrison and designer; landy gardner
enjoyalltheamenitiesofcondolivinginnashville's mostexclusive&securehighrise
climate controlled storage | assigned garage parking | rooftop pool | private dog park
300sf fitness center w/on-site personal trainer | 24 hour security & concierge services
Aprrox. 1997 SF
2 BR | 2.5 Baths
corner unit w/3 balconies
900 20th ave s #914
nashville, TN 37212
$1,150,000
COUNTRY GRAND ESTATE
with 101 Acres
$2,745,500
Nicest for sale in Maury County, overlooks the Historical Rattle and Snap Plantation. The privacy of country living with city
amenities. Close to County Airport and Regional Hospital.
MLS#1727720
www.2061trilogylane.com
RENT/LEASE
RENT/LEASE
NOTICES
Belle Meade Tower
Lovely Northeast corner unit.
Open floor plan of Living, Dining and enclosed Terrace.
Separate Library. Two Bedrooms and Two bathrooms.
Washer and dryer included in
unit. Wonderful natural light.
Doorman building. One year
lease. $2500/mo. & deposit required. (615) 804-2428
Sylvan Park / Parklane Condo
1 bedroom, newly re-modeled,
hardwood floors, fireplace,
granite
counter
tops,
washer/dryer hookups, gated
swimming pool, no pets.
$1350/mo. Avalable August 1st.
615-397-9933
BNL Auto Repair & Tow
Abandon / Tow / Mech.
Lein to be sold at auction.
July 7th, 2016 at 12 noon
2001 Honda 750 motorcycle
Vin#JH2RC44661M450693
Location is
2763 East Sugar Creek Road
McEwen, TN 37101
922 Harpeth Valley Place
Bellevue Area
Approximately 1100 sq.ft.
Utilities Included!
$1750/mo.
Easy Interstate Access
(615) 673-9950
Caregiver needed for Sr adult:
duties
include
changing
diaper/pull up & personal hygiene, feeding, dressing, companionship. Some lifting involved. 4-5 hrs on weekend
days. Must be CPR & first aid
certified. References required.
Wanda Mackey
(615) 253-1624
Attention Drivers:
Epes Transport has
Local positions available!
HOME DAILY. Full Time in the
Nashville, TN area.
Excellent Benefits,
Excellent Pay,
Paid Vacations and Holidays!!
Class A CDL &
1 yr T/T Exp. Req. Also Hiring
for Regional, Short Haul,
& Independent Contractors.
888-293-3232
www.epestransport.com
Office Position
Assistant in office
of a small retail
business.
615-302-5149
CLASSIFIED
Music Row
Spacious 1BR, bath, livingroom,
kitchen, all appliances. Onsite
parking, convenient to everything! $1095/mo.
See today!
Call (615) 578-9769
HELP WANTED
(615) 319-5057
Now is a Great Time to Buy A Home!
OFFICE SPACE
HELP WANTED
Ask for Ray
Ken & Bonnie Banks
615-334-5511
CLASSIFIED
I Alnisa Jackson-Malone is
hearby posting a public notice
of petition for divorce from
Myreon Malone on July 7th,
2016.
CLASSIFIED ADS
Get Results
Forklift Operators.
Full-Time w/Benefits!
Multiple Shifts Available.
$12.00/hour to start.
Hiring NOW ~ Call Recruiting!
844-312-4258
HELP WANTED
Insurance/Inspector
Millennium Information Services is looking for independent contractors to perform exterior residential property
insurance inspections in a local territory. Earnings based
on number of inspections you complete. Ideally, should
be currently in business performing like work. You will
need the following items to begin: Dependable vehicle,
digital camera, measuring wheel, fold-up 17 foot ladder &
PC with high-speed Internet access.
To learn more about Millennium and to register online,
please visit us at www.millinfo.com
and register on our employment page in your state
under field operations/Independent Property Inspector.
ATTORNEY SVCS ATTORNEY SVCS
Divorce
$400*
/ $500*
No children
With children
*Total fee to attorney. Both parties must agree
to all terms. Does not include filing fee.
(Filing fees range from $184 to $287)
Chapter 7
Bankruptcy
$494*
Payment Plans available
*Total Fee to Attorney
(With court costs total is $840)
A NDREW L OVE A TTORNEY AT L A W
700 Craighead St. Ste 105 Nashville TN 37204 • (615) 378-8008
We are a debt relief agency, we help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.
Email: andrew@andrewlovelaw.com
Get Results, Advertise Your Business in the News!
$10 for the first 15 words, .30 cents each word extra.
Call 615-298-1500 to place your ad!
(615) 298-1500
CLASSIFIED
CLEANING SVCS.
FURNITURE REPAIRS
Old-Fashion Housekeeping
Detailed, Dependable,
Meticulous, Trustworthy
Flexible Hours
Excellent References
Reasonable Rates
(615) 636-7639
Furniture Repairs
Chairs, Tables, etc.
Refinishing and finish
restoration antique repairs.
Pick up and delivery.
(615) 260-6980
Residential Cleaning
Where Quality & Respect
Come First!
www.lighthousecleaningservice.com
(615) 957-7661
Licensed, Insured & Bonded
WeClean Home Cleaning
615-266-8145
“We clean weekly not weakly”
Donʼt Fuss Call Us
Summer Specials
GARAGE SALE
July 9
8 a.m. – 4 p.m.
665 Atlanta Drive
Hermitage
Find Help in the Classifieds!
Call 615-298-1500 to place an ad
GUTTERS
DRIVEWAYS
The Rain Gutter Cleaner
• Gutters Cleaned
• Drain Spouts Cleaned
Try My New Air Cleaning System
Free Estimates
(615) 415-8234
G&M Paving
FLOORING
BIG
IG S
SUMMER
PRING S
B
SAVINGS
AVINGS
•Parking Lots •Churches (discounted)
•Driveways •Resurfacing •Patching
•Striping
•Seal Coating
•Striping
•Seal Coating
•Tar & Chip
LOW LOW RATES • FREE ESTIMATES
Deal with owner & Save
Serving Entire Middle Tennessee
25
23 Years Exp. - Licensed & Insured
Senior
Discount
Avail.
(615) 860-6080 / 876-6004
ELECTRICAL SVCS.
ABC ELECTRIC, INC.
Licensed • Bonded • Insured
Residential / Commercial
Construction & Repairs
Craig
Office (615) 227-6342
Cell (615) 589-0135
ELECTRICIAN
Priced Right!
New Work, Old Work and
Service Calls.
10% senior discount.
Licensed-Bonded-Insured
(615) 522-1339
HOME IMPROVEMENT CONCRETE/MASONRY CONCRETE/MASONRY
Willette Stone Masonry
HANDYMAN
Brick and Stone work,
ACE CONCRETE
- cheap call Brian
(615) 414-6507
GARAGE SALE
3822 Bonnacreek
- HermItage Friday & Saturday, July 8 & 9;
8 am - 5 pm
Stamps, coins, race - many
collectibles, furniture, freezer,
keg-o-rator, household items,
tools, decorative glass, bartops, & more priced to go.
Hardwood floors, cleaned,
waxed, buffed, sanded and/or
refinished. Over 75 years in
flooring.
Corlew & Perry, Inc.
(615) 832-0320
small jobs welcomed
Complete Home Repair
& Improvements
Native Nashvillian in business
since 1992.
No Job too Large or Small!
Additions, Decks,
Window Replacement
& All Types of Repairs.
Licensed, Bonded, Insured
Call Bob (615) 300-5558
Clean-Up /Tech
Vapor Barriers
$299 up to 600 sq.ft.
(615) 618-7544
(678) 517-2564
Roofing &
Home Repair Service
- Since 1982 Senior Citizen 15% Discount
Bad Wood Replaced,
Masonry Repairs,
Chimney Repairs,
Bricks Replaced,
Decks Built.
We Do Electrical Work.
Painting- all types, Roofing,
Gutter Work, Pressure Washing
All work guaranteed.
Ask for Paul (615) 305-7942
or for Daryl (615) 626-0662
A-1 Hardwood Floors
“Since 1970”
Make Old Floors new!
Sanding and Refinishing
(615) 668-0107
A-1HardwoodFloors.com
THE REMODELING SPECIALISTS
38Years
Years of
of Remodeling
Remodeling Experience
37
Experience
HOME IMPROVEMENT
For All Of Your Home
Renovation Needs
Nashvilleʼs Handyman
Homes, Barns, Remodeling
& Repairs, Roofing Repairs,
Certified Welder,
Cleanup Hauling,
Pressure Washing.
Jeffrey Jacobson
H (615) 964-7342
C (615) 715-8934
oneruffneck@yahoo.com
(615) 298-1500
• Extensive reference list
• Licensed & Insured
615.385.3210
www.broderickbuilders.com
CLASSIFIED ADS
Get Results
CONTRACTORS INC.
Excellent References
• Concrete Patios
• Retaining Walls
• Concrete Driveways
• Block/Brick/Stamped
• Asphalt
(615) 568-0060
Licensed • Insured
www.aceconcretecontractors.com
HISTORIC
CEMETERY
Repair & Restoration
BRICK & STONE
Walls • Steps • Walks • Etc.
Build • Repair • Restore
Tuck Pointwork
Custom Entrances
Small Job Specialist
FIREPLACE REPAIR
“For those who want it right
the first time!”
W.J. Miller (615) 890-0533
Buy American
Retaining Walls • Brick
Stone • Blocks
Pavers • Flowerbeds
Columns • Steps & Walkways
Tuck Pointing • Cracks
New & Repairs.
Pressure Washing &
Seal Bricks
No Job too Small!
Concrete:
Driveways, Patios, Sidewalks
For Estimates
Call Jordan (615) 578-7812
Repairs and New construction:
Mailbox, fireplace, retaining
walls, Chimney repair, Walkways, Patio, outdoor grills/
kitchen, planters, & firepits.
Licensed & Insured
Call Ted Willette
(615) 934-6567
for free estimate
JUNK REMOVAL
Affordable Hauling
Junk Removal
Junk, Brush, Furniture,
Appliances, Garages,
Attics, Basement
Same Day Service
(615) 275-6750
JUNK HAULING & DEMOLITION
Junk Hauling
•Appliances •Yard Waste
•Household Items
•Construction Debris
Demolition
Full or Partial Removal
•Houses •Sheds
•Carports •Buildings
(615) 885-1736
LANDSCAPE
30
years
KEN R. FRYE
CONCRETE
DRIVEWAYS, PATIOS,
GARAGES, SIDEWALKS
MR. SHRUB
Ray Irvine
“all types of concrete finishings”
Landscape designer
615-975-7970
Annuals • Perennials
Trimming • Weeding
Mulching • Planting
(615) 568-0394
Big and Small. We do it all!
CLASSIFIED
(615) 298-1500
(615) 298-1500
LANDSCAPE
LAWN CARE
PAINTING/PAPERING
PIANO TUNING
TREE SERVICE
Home grown
American Boxwoods
18” x 18” $55
18” x 21” $65
Call Ray after 12 noon
(615) 568-0394
Donelson & Hermitage
Lawn Service
Need help with your lawn?
We do it all.
Call Caleb (615) 943-3129
Walker Painting
Interior, Exterior, Decks
No Job Too Small
(615) 482-1317
Piano Tuning
Repair & Rebuilding
55 Years Experience
We tune Oprylandʼs pianos
Bruce Osbon (615) 776-7760
www.osbonspianoservice.com
LAWN CARE
LOCKSMITH
Burns Tree Service
Trees Trimmed, Removed,
Stump Grinding, &
Gutter Cleaning.
Military / Senior Discount
Best Prices in Town!
(615) 499-2051
Quality Lawn Care
Overseeding, Aerating,
Mulching, Lawns $25 & up,
All types of Shrub Trimming,
Tree Removal, Gutter Cleaning,
& Pressure Washing
(615) 506-6309
Green Hills Lock & Key
Servicing the area since 1974!
Lic TN - LS.-00072
Deadbolts Installed
Locks Re-keyed • Lockouts
Locks Repaired & Serviced
(615) 269-3616
Get Results, Advertise Your Business in the News!
$10 for the first 15 words, .30 cents each word extra.
Call 615-298-1500 to place an ad
MULCH
MULCH
INTERIOR • EXTERIOR • PRESSURE WASHING
FINISH CARPENTRY • DRYWALL REPAIR
TRIM REPAIR • CEILING DOCTOR
Excellent local references
FREE ESTIMATES
Michael Ferrera
615-308-0211
Moreno Painting
40 Years Local Experience
Interior & Exterior
Residential & Commercial
Local References (615) 389-3985
WE DO A DYNAMITE JOB
INTERIOR & EXTERIOR PAINTING
WALLPAPER & POPCORN REMOVAL
DRY WALL REPAIR • POWER WASHING
SEAMLESS GUTTERS
FREE ESTIMATES
5 scoops or more - $10 per scoop
(615) 613-0312 • (615) 394-5052
615-4 29-5233
Cell
BBB ACCREDITED
Open Saturdays
PAVING
3516 Central Pike, Turn in by the Silo
(500 ft South of Lebanon Road)
Black Top Sealing - Tar-Man
Residential / Commercial
Gravel, Asphalt Paving,
Sealing, Patching.
Insured, Reliable Service
Free Estimates
(615) 424-1498
Servicing: Donelson, Hermitage, Madison & Mt. Juliet
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• Landscape Design & Installation
• Landscape Maintenance
• Lawncare Services including:
(Mowing, Overseeding, Fertilizing, Aeration, Sodding)
• Irrigation Systems / Installation & Repair
• Landscape Lighting
• Lawn Renovation & Care
• Tree Trimming & Removal
• Shrub Trimming & Removal
• Grading, Drainage & Excavating Back Hoe Work
• Masonry Work / Patios / Retaining Walls
• Drainage Work, Grading & Top Soil
CALL FOR A FREE ESTIMATE
646-6030
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Residential & Commercial Services
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Commercial & Residential
New Installation & Repair Service
Drain Cleaning Service
Licensed, Bonded & Insured
All Work Guaranteed!
(615) 232-9051
Blair’s Inc.
southern_gardens@bellsouth.net • www.sginashville.com
IRRIGATION
20% OFF NEW
SYSTEM INSTALLATION
SPECIAL
Up to $250 Max. Good thru Sept. 30 th , 2016
Limit 1 per household. Not valid with any other discount.
R. H. Callis & Sons Inc.
Roofing, Siding,
Metal, Slate, Flat Roofs.
34 years experience
References.
(615) 969-7717
(615) 876-0626
CallisRoofing.com
License, Bonded & Insured
TREE SERVICE
Trees Trimmed / Removed
Stump Removal, Great Clean-up
24/7 EMERGENCY SERVICE
HAZARDOUS WORK
Senior & Single Parent Discount
Licensed & Insured, Free Estimates
All Major Credit Cards Accepted
Na
FULL
PLUMBING
ROOFING
DARK DARK DARK MULCH
$15 per scoop
Piano Tuning & Repair
by Sam Lewis, Since 1975
www.SamLewisPiano.com
We also offer refinishing of
pianos and furniture.
(615) 417-7007
615-456-9824
www.gisttreeservice.com
Champion Tree Care
Free Estimates,
24-hour Emergency Service.
Licensed & Insured.
Guaranteed best prices.
Jessie Mabe 931-255-9402
TV/VCR SVCS.
Sample New TVE Cable Guide
for cell phone / computers
$1.25/mo. 110+ Channels,
3000+ movies, Sports.
Mytve@outlook.com
678-462-0649
Ideal fundraiser
WICKER REPAIR
Chair caning and all styles of
weaving. Wicker repair available. Pick up and delivery.
The CANE-ERY
(615) 269-4780 / 414-5655
WINDOW CLEAN
ClearView Window Cleaning
Serving Nashville Area
for 52 years.
Pressure Washing, Janitorial,
Window Glazing, Gutters.
Free Estimates
(615) 593-2537
Crystal Clear
Window Cleaning
Residential Specialists
Dependable & Honest
Licensed & Insured
Free Estimates
BBB A+ Rating
(615) 260-7927 Bob
All Seasons
Window Cleaning
Specializing in residential
windows & gutter cleaning.
Serving Nashville over 38 yrs!
Licensed - Bonded - Insured
Free Estimates
Low Prices (615) 889-9164
WINDOW REPL.
Blair’s Inc.
Vinyl Replacement Windows
Bulldog Tree Service
• Topping / Deadwooding
• Stump Removals
• Trimming / Removals
Free Estimates. Insured.
Call John 24 / 7:
(615) 313-7375
FREE premium upgrade with purchase
of 5 or more vinyl windows
Call Today for your
FREE Estimates
(615) 943-1477
Want To Sell
Your Home?
I represent Buyers who:
• Can close quickly
• Seek investment property
• Work with your needs
CHRIS HARWELL
615-969-0302
615-244-7503

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