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GREEN HILLS

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NEWS
VOLUME 25
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NUMBER 13
APRIL 4, 2013
Metro, cities
craft deal
on services
Jenny Upchurch
Associate Editor
An agreement setting out
rights for satellite cities within
Metro has been negotiated, putting on hold state legislation
that Mayor Karl Dean claimed
would “gut” the consolidation
government.
The agreement would let five
cities within Metro Nashville Oak Hill, Belle Meade, Forest
Hills,
Berry
Hill
and
Goodlettsville - provide certain
independent services and collect some tax revenue.
The agreement must be
approved by each of the city
boards and Metro Council. The
agreement is for four years,
with a possible four-year extension.
Among the agreements is
that each of the cities can provide trash, recycling and chipper services and stormwater
management. The cities can
establish parks and can set up a
city judge or adminsitrative
hearing officer to enforce city
ordinances and property main-
See Cities on Page 6
EPA credits at risk
Bill could end emissions
tests for newer vehicles
The graves of pioneer leaders John Buchanan and his
wife, Sarah, are in the Buchanan Station Cemetery, which
is to be donated to Metro Parks. - photo by Jenny Upchurch
Donelson project
Historic Buchanan Station
cemetery to be preserved
A bill could exempt owners of vehicles three years old or
less from emissions testing.
- photo by Ben Daniel
Jenny Upchurch
Associate Editor
The last reminder of one of
the most important spots in
Nashville’s history is on its
way to become part of the
Metro Parks system.
It is the cemetery associated with Buchanan Station, an
early frontier station constructed about 1784, which
Ben Daniel
Staff Writer
Emissions testing could be
one less inconvenience for
Nashville car owners of three
years old or less if new legislation stands.
The bill, Senate Bill 1080, is
sponsored by Jack Johnson, RFranklin, and would “save taxpayers time and money” in
Williamson,
Rutherford,
was a stronghold for the area
during Native American
Indian attacks.
A battle there in 1792, when
about 500 Native Americans
were fought off by a few settlers, is credited with saving
Fort Nashborough and the
entire settlement effort.
See Cemetery on Page 5
Wilson, Sumner, Hamilton and
Davidson Counties, which are
all designated by the U.S.
Environmental
Protection
Agency (EPA) as included in the
2008 national ambient air quality standard.
If passed, the bill would not
immediately exempt the new
car owners from paying the
See Emissions on Page 5
Buses add airport runs with convention center opening
Jenny Upchurch
Associate Editor
Metro buses are now making
earlier and later trips between
the Nashville airport and
downtown, including stops at
the soon-to-open Music City
Center convention center and
hotels.
The airport service is one of
several changes that went into
4-DAY
FORECAST
effect this week, including
adding Bus Rapid Transit
(BRT) service on Murfreesboro
Pike. The BRT will reduce stops
and speed up the trip between
downtown and the Global Mall
at the Crossings, formerly
Hickory Hollow Mall.
Adding trips to the Route
18/Airport bus will make it easier for Nashville residents and
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visitors to go to and from the
airport. It also helps workers at
the airport who often work nontraditional early and late shifts,
CEO Paul Ballard said.
Trips to the airport start at
5:45 a.m. with the last at 11:40
p.m. Inbound trips from the airport start at 5:25 a.m. and the
last is at 11:15 p.m.
Right now, there are stops at
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the downtown bus terminal,
Music City Central, and the
Renaissance
Hotel.
When
Music City Center opens in
May, there will be a stop underneath it on 6th Avenue, Ballard
said.
Fares are $1.70 or less each
way. Most trips are express
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runs of 30 minutes or less. MTA
buses that serve the airport are
fitted with luggage bins to
accommodate travelers.
Ballard said the expanded
airport service is another step
for Nashville’s growing public
transit. “Visitors will not only
have easier access to downtown
hotels but also to the new Music
City Center convention center.”
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MTA Changes
For details about changes to
Metro buses and commuter
bus service, go to
nashvillemta.org
or call Customer Care
at 615-862-5950.
There will be more frequent
service, with buses running
every 15 minutes until 6:15 p.m.
on weekdays, and every 30 minutes after 6:15 p.m. On
Saturdays, buses will run every
30 minutes.
MTA has also eliminated its
last paired route, which means
that routes are combined in
evenings, which can be confusing for riders. “Every route will
operate on its own, and it’s so
much simpler for people,”
Ballard said.
With the increased service in
place now, MTA expects to
reach ridership of between 10.7
million and 10.8 million in 2013,
Ballard said, compared to 10.2
million in 2013.
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vention center. And the Green
route will once again travel on
Demonbreun, affording better
access to and from The Gulch,
once the convention center construction detours are ended.
Plus, the free Purple route
will now run between the
Howard/Fulton office complex
on Second Avenue all the way to
the Historic Courthouse, rather
than ending at Riverfront
Station at First Avenue and
Broadway.
The new BRT service on
Murfreesboro Pike is MTA’s
second. The first BRT was put
in place on the Gallatin Pike
route in 2009, MTA’s busiest
route. It compressed 100 stops
along the 12 miles into 16 and
cut the ride time. Ridership
increased from about 75,000
rides to 110,000.
Ballard expects the same
results on Murfreesboro Pike,
which is MTA’s second-busiest
route. The trip from end to end
will be about 40 minutes. The
intersections
along
Murfreesboro Pike will have
Green
Light
Extenders
installed that allow the traffic
signals to stay green longer as a
bus approaches. This will help
buses travel even more quickly
The right lane of Interstate
40 westbound will be closed
from 5 p.m. Friday, April 5, to 6
a.m. Monday, April 8, to allow
for sandblasting and priming
for paint of the Interstate-24
(Silliman Evans) Bridge over
the Nashville & Eastern
Railroad.
April 4, 2013, The News- Page 3
Mignonʼs offers items for all ages, sizes and styles
Ben Daniel
Staff Writer
When you drive through
town and pass by Mignon’s
located at 202 Wilson Pike
Circle just off of Franklin Road
and
Church
Street
in
Brentwood, you may think it’s
just an ordinary antique store.
Well they do have merchandise that would make many
antique buyers happy, and the
store’s name is inspired by over
100 years of a family’s influence, but owner Melissa
Grabois knows that Mignon’s
targets a much wider variety of
people.
“We have something for
everyone,” Grabois said.
“A lot of people come in for
clothing and jewelry and they
see that we have furniture,
accessories and lighting and
then they come back later to
check those out, or vise versa.
It’s funny because people
always come in for one thing
and end up going home with
something totally different.”
Described by a customer as
an eclectic store with a shabby
chic feel, Mignon’s offers a wide
variety for a younger crowd, a
nice selection of items for
teenagers, many products that
benefit a mother’s needs, furniture, antiques, clothing from
child to plus-size and even
Mignonʼs is now open, but they will be having a grand opening with refreshments and
sales Saturday, April 6 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
- photo by Ben Daniel
items that would suit many
men.
Since opening in February,
Grabois works full time to find
one-of-a-kind items, upscale
home décor and unique gifts for
her customers. By visiting
many antique sales and flea
markets, she strives to offer a
fresh, yet classic style with jewelry and accessories for all
ages. Many local artisans’
handmade gifts can also be
found throughout the store
along with beautiful vintage
and antique furniture handpainted by artist and store manager Chera Coffman.
While customers of all kind
have been regulars to the store
in its short existence, Grabois
and Coffman believe that the
growing trend among visitors
their desire to find gifts.
“A lot of people come looking for gifts, and many go home
with items for themselves as
well,” Grabois said. “We try to
find one-of-a-kind pieces that
nobody else has, and I think
that’s why people keep coming
back to find gifts for children
and adults.”
Mignon’s grand opening will
be Saturday, April 6, from 10
a.m. until 7 p.m. and there will
be food and refreshments provided as well as many sales
throughout the store.
Grabois and Coffman said
that they couldn’t have expected such great business in their
first six weeks and that they are
thankful that all of the local
community has been so welcoming and friendly.
So if you are looking for
antiques, clothing of any size,
furniture, artwork created by
local artists, personalized jewelry, soaps, candles, pillows,
lighting, vintage items or just
want to browse gifts for any age
group with prices starting at $6,
go by and check out Mignon’s
as they are your new neighbors
and wouldn’t sell you something they didn’t pick out or
create themselves.
Mignon’s is now open
Monday through Saturday from
10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday
from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
For information, visit their
website at www.5mignons.com
or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/5mignons.
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By Horace Johns,
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Former Metro Councilman
Obamacare really means
more cost, less care
Former House Speaker
Nancy Pelosi said: “We have to
pass the Affordable Healthcare
Act [now called Obamacare] in
order to understand it.” Pelosi
was wrong. President Obama
and Congress should have
known its contents before passage. Below are the reasons.
First, Obama and congressional Democrats raised 18 new
taxes, totaling $836.3 billion, to
pay for Obamacare.
Second, millions will lose
health-care coverage, despite
Obama’s ironclad promise. The
Congressional Budget Office
(CBO) projects that 7 million
Americans will lose their
Employer Sponsored Insurance
(ESI) due to Obamacare. Other
studies project even worse losses, as many as 30 percent of
employers stop offering ESI
after 2014.
The reason: Employers will
find it cheaper to drop health
coverage for their employees,
forcing them into exchanges
with subsidies or through
Medicaid. In most cases, the
subsidies will be inadequate to
cover the vast array of new
services
mandated
by
Obamacare,
resulting
in
employees having inferior coverage than their previous ESIs.
Third, the most impact for
Americans will be skyrocketing
premiums and costs. For example, the House Energy and
Commerce Committee estimated premiums to increase 61 percent to 100 percent in both
Tennessee and Georgia, 65 percent to 106 percent in Kentucky,
61 percent in both Alabama and
North Carolina. This is partly
due to Obamacare limiting
variation in premium costs to a
ratio of 3-to-1 based on age,
while actual variation is about
5-to-1 (i.e., oldest group of nonMedicare adults normally consumes five times as much medical care as the youngest
group). This means that young
adults will pay much higher
premiums and older ones will
pay only slightly lower premiums than prior to Obamacare.
Additionally, employees will be
paying higher premiums in
exchanges
created
by
Obamacare
because
their
employers dropped the ESIs,
choosing instead to pay the
penalty instead of covering
expensive additional services.
Fourth, Obamacare cuts
Medicare to the detriment of
retired
senior
citizens.
According to the CBO, these
cuts will decrease Medicare
spending by an estimated $716
billion between 2013 and 2022.
The cuts will come from hospital
services,
Medicare
Advantage, skilled nursing
services, hospice services, and
others. The cuts are made to
pay for new spending in
Obamacare. They do not
strengthen Medicare nor do
they extend the life of the Part
A trust fund. Moreover, an
unplanned for consequence of
these cuts could be more doctors, hospitals, and nursing
homes no longer accepting
Medicare patients because of
its
unprofitability.
Fewer
providers will likely spell chaos
with an expected doubling of
Medicare patients by 2050.
Fifth, Obamacare is hurting
employment. Obamacare mandates a business with 50 or
more full-time employees to
offer health coverage to workers or pay a $2,000 fine for each
employee it fails to insure. This
incentivizes businesses to hire
fewer full-timers but more parttimers. The Federal Reserve
recently
reported
that
Obamacare is a factor in slowing hiring and job growth.
Sixth, every time the CBO
estimates
the
cost
of
Obamacare, it goes up — now at
$1.3 trillion over the next 10
years, and that’s before it will
be fully implemented in 2014.
More bad news for a mushrooming national debt.
Seventh, Obamacare stands
to worsen the quality of
Medicaid by expanding it.
Dumping more people into
Medicaid, already financially
struggling, portends even poorer quality for low-income children, disabled people, pregnant
women, and seniors. Expanding
Medicaid will stretch doctors
while paying them less, causing
many to cease taking Medicaid
patients and hurting the needy
more. Forty of 50 states are projected to see higher costs, not
savings.
The News editor in chief is honored
by professional womenʼs group
Wanda Southerland, editor
in chief of this newspaper, was
recently recognized by The
National
Association
of
Professional Women for demonstrating excellence and dedication within her profession and
formally included her to membership.
She first joined the staff of
The News in 1994. During her
tenure she has helped launch
Brides To Be, Today’s Nashville
A Guide To The City and
Wanda Southerland
Today’s Homes magazines.
Additionally, she is the
owner of Kathryn’s Cosmetics
& Gifts, LLC, doing business as
Merle
Norman
Cosmetics
Studio in Fayetteville, Tenn.
The studio is named after her
late mother and her daughter,
who manages the studio.
Southerland has also been
published in Christian Woman
magazine, a Nashville publication with a nation-wide circulation.
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Only the cemetery on
Massman Drive off Elm Hill
Pike remains, about an acre
and half surrounded by industrial buildings.
“The Buchanan Station
Cemetery is one of Davidson
County’s earliest and most significant historic cemeteries,”
said Tim Walker, executive
director of the Metro Historical
Commission.
Trees shade the headstones
carved from native Tennessee
limestone. Two are for John
Buchanan and his wife, Sarah,
leaders of the settlement. In the
1792 battle, John Buchanan led
the 15 men while his wife rallied the women and children to
mold ammunition and reload
firearms.
The cemetery contains 67
gravesites of which 15 have
gravestones. The unmarked
Emissions ...
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standard emissions testing fee.
That could come later on. It’s
estimated it would affect owners of 3,600 cars.
Johnson thinks newer cars
are not affecting the environment negatively in their new
cars.
gravestones were located by an
archaeological survey, which
was paid for by The Friends of
John Buchanan Cemetery, a citizens group formed in 2012.
The earliest gravestones date
to the 1810s, but it is assumed
burials date to the 1780s, when
the station was first occupied
by the Buchanan family and
others, Walker said.
The site’s owner, Scott Pope,
has offered to donate the land,
and the Metro Parks board this
week began the process of
accepting it. As well as becoming a park, the cemetery is
planned as part of an extension
of the Mill Creek Greenway.
There is space outside the
graves to create a small parking
space, which could serve the
cemetery and a trailhead on the
greenway, Walker said.
Plans are to fence the cemetery, with financial assistance
from the friends group, and to
place
interpretative
signs
explaining the history and sig“Of the cars that would fit
into the exemption category,
only about 1 percent fail the
emissions testing per year,”
Johnson said. “But most of
those that do aren’t failing for
reasons that hurt the environment.”
Johnson said he has failed a
test in a new car because of his
check engine soon light being
on for a loose vacuum hose,
Learn More
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Nashville Historical
Newsletter at
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Mike Slate at 615-293-3832.
To contact the Metro
Historical Commission,
call 615-862-7970.
nificance of the cemetery and
Buchanan Station, Walker said.
Once the land is owned by
Metro, Walker said, it will be
eligible for grants and Metro
capital funds to preserve and
develop the site.
If all goes smoothly, the
acquisition should wrap up in
late May or early June, said
Metro Council member Phil
Claiborne, who has been working with the friends group.
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which has no affect on the environment. He said that a constituent made him aware that
other states have laws for
exempting new car.
Thus far, Johnson said, there
has been little to no opposition
to the legislation. But since it
would decrease earned credits
for EPA air-quality, other
options will have to be explored
to make up for these credits.
Mike Buchanan, a descendant of John Buchanan, visits the
cemetery with his grandsons, Tristan, left, and Vincent.
TDEC spokesperson Meg
Lockhart said that TDEC has
made some suggestions to the
bill having to do with the effective date because EPA currently
is measuring in excess of the
standard for designated airquality areas and must go
through a number of options to
explore to bring emission concentrations down to acceptable
levels.
Johnson said Knox County
complied with the EPA without
having annual testing by lowering the speed limit on trucks to
55 mile per hour throughout the
county.
The bill is on hold in a state
Senate committee.
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tenance standards.
The cities will also begin
receiving franchise fees for
road upkeep from right of way
use , such as by AT&T,
Comcast
and
Piedmont
Natural Gas. The cities can
also issue and collect business
license tax an receive wholesale beer tax in their area.
For residents, the agreement will allow them to use
their city building inspector
rather than a Metro inspector.
And Metro Police will discuss how protection services
within the smaller cities can
be provided for a reduced cost.
Oak Hill, for example, spends
$150,000 each year for off-duty
officers it uses. Instead, Mayor
Austin McMullen said, Oak
Hill would like to pay the
equivalent on one officer’s
salary, about a third of the
cost.
In a news release, Metro’s
legal director Saul Solomon
described the agreement as “a
good balance” that preserves
the efficiency of consolidation
but gives additional flexibility
to the smaller cities in providing services.
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Breakfast supports college-support program
The YMCA Bridge annual
fundraising breakfast will be
at 7 a.m. Tuesday, May 7, at
First Presbyterian Church,
located at 4815 Franklin Pike.
The Bridge supports seventh- through 12th-grade students from East Nashville, setting them in motion toward a
path that leads to colleges and
universities. These students
are identified by teachers and
counselors as students who
are capable but under served
and most likely would not go to
college without additional
support. The Bridge carries
students through six years of
full-time advising and working
with families and also providing an enriching summer academic program staffed by col-
lege students.They are also
provided transportation and a
hot lunch. The grassroots
organization
that
places
approximately 30 students
each year in colleges.
For reservations to the
breakfast, contact Marcia
Smith at 615-507-8554.
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Vanderbilt
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HIGHLIGHTS & HAPPENINGS
April 4
Dinner-dance to help
Hospitality House
Rock the House dinner and
dance at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, April
4, at Marathon Motor Works, located at 1402 Clinton St., will benefit
Hospitality House of Nashville.
Tickets are $75. For information,
call 615-329-0477 or visit hhhnashville.org.
Parthenon lecture on
Christiansʼ destruction
John Pollini will discuss
Christian destruction of images of
classical
antiquity
at
the
Parthenon at 7 p.m. Thursday,
April 4, at the Parthenon, with a
reception following. Admission is
free, but reservations are required
by calling 615- 862-8431.
Author to sign books at
The Painted Cupcake
Author Cathy J. Reynolds will
have a book signing of her book,
“Little Mike Takes A Hike”
between 5 and 7 p.m. Thursday,
April 4, at The Painted Cupcake,
located at 2014 Glen Echo Road.
Free legal clinic to offer
help on Social Security
The Legal Aid Society will offer
a People’s Law School on Social
Security issues from 6 to 7 p.m.
Thursday, April 4, at the Cohn
Learning Center, located at 4805
Park Ave.
April 5
Parenting expert will
speak in Green Hills
Nonviolent Communication
(NVC) Nashville will present a
parenting lecture at 7 p.m. Friday,
April 5, at Green Hills Senior
Center, located at 2001 Woodmont
Blvd. Ingrid Bauer, a compassionate parenting advocate and author,
will speak. There will also be parenting workshops from 9 a.m. to 5
p.m. Saturday April 6, and Sunday,
April 7. Go to nvcnashville.org for
information.
VFW to serve dinners
on Friday nights
A dinner will be served from 6
to 8 p.m. every Friday at the VFW
Post 1970, located at 7220 Charlotte
Pike. Cost is $7, and proceeds support the post’s programs. For
information, call 615-352-9933.
Calligraphy show opens
at Centennial gallery
Metro Parks’ Centennial Art
Center Gallery will open its biennial art show by the Nashville
Calligraphers’ Guild with a reception from 5 to 7 p.m. Friday, April
5. The exhibit will include the
Guild’s collection entitled “26
Seeds, A Year to Grow,” works
made in response to a year-long
workshop with internationally
renowned calligrapher, Reggie
Ezell. The Art Center will show
blown glass vessels and sculptures
by local artist Scott Hodes. The
exhibit will continue through
Wednesday, May 29.
April 6
Metro celebrates 50th
anniversary with party
A citywide birthday party will
be from noon to 3 p.m. on Saturday,
April 6, at the Metro Historic
Courthouse on Public Square commemorating Metro Government’s
50th anniversary. The event will
include musical performances,
exhibits, food trucks, activities for
children and dogs.
Richland Creek Walk/Run
is set for Sylvan Park
The seventh annual Richland
Creek Run will begin at 8 a.m.
Saturday, April 6, at the Cohn
Adult Learning Center, located at
4805 Park Ave. The certified fivemile course is through sections of
the Richland Creek Greenway and
Sylvan Park. Race-day registration will be $25. Go to www.richlandcreekrun.com.
Vanderbilt student group
hosts healthy home talk
Vanderbilt
Student
Organization, C3, will host “Mind
Body Home: Creating Healthy
Home Environment for Healing
and Wholeness” workshop facilitated by feng shui expert, Tisha
Morris, from noon to 2 p.m.
Saturday, April 6, at the Student
Life Center (lower level room 3),
located at 310 25th Ave S.
Admission is free and open to the
public.
Tree sale offered by
American Legion Post
An annual tree sale will be 9
a.m. Saturday, April 6, at the
American Legion Post 88, located
at 2864 Elm Hill Pike. All trees are
$15 with a limit of 10. For information and list of tree types, go to
www.donelson88.com.
Crawl for Fitness readies
runners for marathon
Three Nashville fitness businesses will hold a Music Row
Fitness Crawl from noon to 4 p.m.
Saturday, April 6, for the Country
Music Marathon at RESULTS
Fitness, located at 1617 16th Ave S.
Proceeds will go toward the
Nashville chapter of Achilles
International, a nonprofit organization that assists athletes with
disabilities. Registration is $35 at
http://fitnesscrawl.eventbrite.co
m.
Youth Safety Summit will
be at McGavock High
The Metro Board of Education
will host its third annual Youth
Safety Summit at 9 a.m. Saturday,
April 6, at McGavock High School.
Topics include bullying, ssocialemotional learning, school safety,
suicide signs for parents and
more. Registration opens at 8:30
a.m.
Farmers market opens
at Richland Park
The Richland Park Farmers
Market will resume Saturday,
April 6, at 4711 Charlotte Avenue.
Vendors will be set up between 9
a.m. and noon. For information,
call 615-585-1294.
Speakers’
Bureau
Donelson-Hermitage
Chamber of Commerce
• 11:30 a.m., Thursday,
April 11
The Inn at Opryland
2401 Music Valley Dr.
Mike Munchak,
Titans coach
Kiwanis Club
• 11:30 a.m., Friday, April 5
Patron Club, Bridgestone
Arena
Bradford Gioia,
Headmaster of
Montgomery Bell
Academy
Call Vic Legerton at
391-0123
Rotary
• noon, Monday, April 8
Wildhorse Saloon,
120 2nd Ave. S.
Chris Barbic,
Superintendent,
Achievement School
District
Call 781-2700
Rotary of DonelsonHermitage
• noon, Wednesday,
April 10
McNamara’s,
2740 Old Lebanon Road
Teacher Appreciation
Lunch
Sertoma Club of Nashville
• 11:30 a.m., Tuesday, April 9
Maxwell House Hotel
Kirk Smith,
Smart Meters
Call Houston at
254-0571
West End Sertoma Club
•11:45, Monday, April 8
Vanderbilt University Club
Mark Basenberg,
Williamson County
Humane Association
Call Bill Farris at
515-1742
Weekly
QuickBooks
QuickTip!
By John Sawyer
Hi QuickBooks Users!
Last week we introduced
QuickBook’s “Banking Department”. Located towards
the lower right hand corner
of the Home Page, the Banking Department is your onestop shopping center for all
QuickBooks banking activities. Similar to a “branch office” right on your computer,
QuickBooks handles Making
Deposits, Writing Checks,
Printing Checks, Posting
Credit Card Activity, Viewing
Account Registers and Reconciling Account Balances
with one click ease!
Last week, we examined
how to Record Deposits and
Write Checks from your manual checkbook. This week,
let’s see how QuickBooks
let’s you print checks instantly from your computer
for those times you need to
generate a quick check for a
COD delivery, perhaps pay
your window cleaning service on the spot, generate a
travel advance, or a petty
cash reimbursement. Naturally, there are probably hundreds of reasons you may
need to generate a quick
check on the spot, but there is
one easy way to do so in
QuickBooks!
So let’s pretend Acme Window Cleaning Services has
just completed their monthly
service at your business.
Acme is a simple operation
and doesn’t send out bills;
they prefer to be paid on the
spot as services are completed. The fee is $35.00 for
your store front windows. So,
you load a blank Voucher
check into your printer. A
Voucher check is 8.5” x 11”
and has three sections of
equal size from top to bottom
separated by perforations between each section. The top
portion is the actual check.
The middle portion is the
payment stub for the vendor’s (Acme’s) records; and
the bottom portion is identical to the middle portion and
is your record of the transaction which is typically stapled to your copy of the bill
(received from the vendor)
and placed in the paid bill file
for the vendor.
Next, you click on “Write
Checks” in the Banking Department, and QuickBooks
displays an exact image of a
blank check. You fill in the
check just as if you were
writing a check right out of
your checkbook. Completing
the check in QuickBooks is
so visually driven, it requires
no explanation – on the lower
half of the check simply indicate the proper expense account, say for example,
“Janitorial” or perhaps a specific account called “Window
Cleaning”.
Now the check is ready to
print and be simultaneously
posted to your accounting
records. On the very upper
edge of the check form, you
will notice a button which
reads “Print” – that’s where
you want to click to print out
the check which you can then
instantly hand to Acme Window Cleaning Services! Once
you click “Print”, you will
immediately be given the option to confirm the proper
check number. After you do
so, the check will begin to
print. It’s easy and it’s professional and it only takes a
second!
So, here’s this week’s
QuickTip # 76 … Quite often,
business owners need to
print a check right on the
spot – maybe a travel advance, maybe to reimburse
petty cash, maybe to pay a
vendor or repairman who
has just completed a service
or small job for you. You simply want to print a check and
be done with the transaction
– boom. QuickBooks to the
rescue – with two clicks you
are done and on your way.
Click One – Write Checks;
Click Two – Print! It will actually take longer to read this
week’s feature than to print a
manual check, but read on if
you have 30 seconds to burn!
And please remember, the
second Friday every month, a
small group QuickBooks
seminar, limited to six attendees, is offered at The Boardroom (2400 Crestmoor Rd.) in
Green Hills covering the essentials of QuickBooks for
your home or business! The
next class will be Friday,
04/12/13. The cost is only $50
for the four hour training session which begins at 01:00 PM
– please call 615-397-9933 for
complete details!
The website for AccountNet, Inc! is:
www.accountnet.biz
You can email questions and
comments to John Sawyer at
accountnetinc@comcast.net
or join him for coffee at your
favorite coffee shop!
HIGHLIGHTS & HAPPENINGS
April 7
Brookmeade Church
hosts justice lectures
Brookmeade Congregational
Church will host Criminal
InJustice, a series of lectures to be
held at noon every Sunday in
April. The church is located at 700
Bresslyn Road in West Meade. The
church will also be showing several pieces of artwork that were created by prisoners on death row at
Riverbend Maximum Security
Institution
in
Nashville,
Tennessee.
April 8
Hendersonville band will
present ʻWorld of Musicʼ
The Cedar Creek Community
Band
(CCCB)
and
the
Hendersonville
Community
Concert Band will present “A
World of Music” at 7 p.m. Monday,
April 8, in the Mount Juliet High
School theater, located at 1800
Curd Road. For information, contact Sherie Grossman at 949-6834068
or
email
at
mrssgrossman@yahoo.com.
April 9
Belmont Mansion to host
High Tea with local writer
Belmont Mansion will host a
High Tea between 5 and 9 p.m.
Tuesday, April 9, featuring
Nashville mystery author, Tom
Collins. The High Tea will include
a guided tour of the Mansion,
located at 1900 Belmont Blvd., and
classic jazz. Tickets are $30. Call
615-460-5459.
Alzheimerʼs, dementia
caregivers to meet
A Caregiver Support Group
will meet at noon, Tuesday, April
9, for those caring a loved one with
dementia or Alzheimer’s at
Belmont Village Green Hills, located at 4206 Stammer Place. For
more information, or to RSVP, call
615-279-9100.
April 11
Highballs & Hydrangeas will
be from 7 to 10 p.m. Friday, April
12, at Cheekwood’s Botanical Hall.
Tickets are $25 in advance or $30 at
the door and can be purchased
online at www.highballsandhydrangeas.com through Tuesday,
April 9.
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April 13
Walk, 5K Run to benefit
mental health group
The National Alliance for
Mental Illness of Davidson
County will have a 5K run, walk
and information event Saturday,
April 13, at Shelby Park next to
A full Service Senior Living Community.
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April 12
The Sierra Club will present a
program at 7 p.m. Thursday, April
11, at Radnor Lake Visitor Center,
1160 Otter Creek Road. Jeff Barrie
of the Beyond Coal campaign will
discuss the Sierra Club’s grassroots efforts to replace dirty coal
with clean energy and energy efficiency to reduce emissions that
cause climate change. This program is free and open to the public.
Chris Brubeck, the son of Dave
Brubeck, and his group Triple
at 10 a.m. For information and registration, go to http://www.namidavidson.org/.
The Legal Aid Society will offer
a People’s Law School on renters’
rights issues from 6 to 7 p.m.
Thursday, April 11, at the Cohn
Learning Center, located at 4805
Park Ave.
Highballs & Hydrangeas
returns to Cheekwood
Chris Brubeck and Trio
to play at Lipscomb
Shelby Bottoms. Registration ends
at 5 p.m. Thursday, April 11.
Check-in begins Saturday at 7 a.m.
with the run at 8 a.m. and the walk
Free legal clinic to offer
help on rentersʼ rights
Sierra Club speaker will
discuss coal at Radnor
G R E AT K I T E S
GA R D E N T O O LS
Play, will perform at 8 p.m.
Thursday, April 11, at Lipscomb
University. Tickets are $15 for individuals and $10 for students at
www.lipscomb.edu/music or at
the Lipscomb Allen Arena box
office. For information, call 615966-5932.
Taxing
Matters
By Jim Wilson, CPA
Child tax credit can cut
income tax bill for parents
If you have a child under age
17, the Child Tax Credit may
save you money at tax time.
Here are some facts the
Internal
Revenue
Service
wants you to know about the
credit.
• Amount. The non-refundable Child Tax Credit may help
reduce your federal income tax
by as much as $1,000 for each
qualifying child you claim on
your return.
• Qualifications. For this
credit, a qualifying child must
pass seven tests:
1. Age test. The child must
have been under age 17 at the
end of 2012.
2. Relationship test. The
child must be your son, daughter, stepchild, foster child,
brother, sister, stepbrother, or
stepsister. A child may also be a
descendant of any of these
individuals, including your
grandchild, niece or nephew.
You would always treat an
adopted child as your own
child. An adopted child
includes a child lawfully placed
with you for legal adoption.
3. Support test. The child
must not have provided more
than half of their own support
for the year.
4. Dependent test. You must
claim the child as a dependent
on your federal tax return.
5. Joint return test. The
child cannot file a joint return
for the year, unless the only reason they are filing is to claim a
refund.
6. Citizenship test. The child
must be a U.S. citizen, U.S.
national or U.S. resident alien.
7. Residence test. In most
cases, the child must have lived
with you for more than half of
2012.
• Limitations. The Child Tax
Credit is subject to income limitations and may be reduced or
eliminated depending on your
filing status and income.
• Additional Child Tax
Credit. If you qualify and get
less than the full Child Tax
Credit, you could receive a
refund even if you owe no tax
with the refundable Additional
Child Tax Credit.
• Schedule 8812. If you qualify to claim the Child Tax Credit
make sure to check whether
you must complete and attach
the new Schedule 8812, Child
Tax Credit, with your return. If
you qualify to claim the
Additional Child Tax Credit,
you must complete and attach
Schedule 8812.
IRS Publication 972, Child
Tax Credit, can provide you
EARLY STAGE SOCIAL ACTIVITIESCALENDAR DATES:
The activities listed below are for those in the early stages of Alzheimer’s/Dementia and their
caregivers. Groups and families are both welcome. We can assist with transportation costs
and have volunteers to help with groups. These are FREE events. Call 800-272-3900 to register.
April:
with more details. View it
online at IRS.gov or request it
by calling 800-TAX-FORM (800829-3676). You can also use the
Interactive Tax Assistant tool
on the IRS website to check if
you can claim the credit. The
ITA is a resource that can help
answer tax law questions.
Your children may help you
qualify for more valuable tax
benefits, such as certain credits
and deductions. If you are a
parent, here are benefits you
shouldn’t miss when filing
taxes this year.
• Dependents. In most cases,
you can claim a child as a
dependent even if your child
was born anytime in 2012. For
more information, see IRS
Publication 501, Exemptions,
Standard Deduction and Filing
Information.
• Child and Dependent Care
Credit. You may be able to
claim this credit if you paid
someone to care for your child
or children under age 13, so
that you could work or look for
work. See IRS Publication 503,
Child and Dependent Care
Expenses.
• Earned Income Tax Credit.
If you worked but earned less
than $50,270 last year, you may
qualify for EITC. If you have
qualifying children, you may
get up to $5,891 back when you
file a return and claim it. Use
the EITC Assistant to find out if
you qualify. See Publication 596,
Earned Income Tax Credit.
• Adoption Credit. You may
be able to take a tax credit for
certain expenses you incurred
to adopt a child. For details
about this credit, see the
instructions for IRS Form 8839,
Qualified Adoption Expenses.
• Higher education credits. If
you paid higher education costs
for yourself or another student
who is an immediate family
member, you may qualify for
either
the
American
Opportunity Credit or the
Lifetime Learning Credit. Both
credits may reduce the amount
of tax you owe. If the American
Opportunity Credit is more
than the tax you owe, you could
be eligible for a refund of as
much as $1,000. See IRS
Publication 970, Tax Benefits
for Education.
• Student loan interest. You
may be able to deduct interest
you paid on a qualified student
loan, even if you do not itemize
your deductions. For more
information,
see
IRS
Publication 970, Tax Benefits
for Education.
• Self-employed health insurance deduction — If you were
self-employed and paid for
health insurance, you may be
able to deduct premiums you
paid to cover your child. It
applies to children under age 27
at the end of the year, even if
not your dependent. See
IRS.gov/aca for information on
the Affordable Care Act.
Forms and publications on
these topics are available at
IRS.gov or by calling 800-TAXFORM (800-829-3676).
For more information, please
call Wilson & Wilson, PC, CPA,
CFE at 615-673-1330 or send an
email to us at jim@wilsonandwilsoncpa.com.
11th – Concert & Lunch at Cheekwood.
We will enjoy a concert put together by Music for Seniors and lunch at Cheekwood.
15th – Memory Café
in Murfreesboro at The Grapevine.
This is a social hour for persons with the disease and their caregivers to socialize.
Beverages and
snacks will be served.
June:
7th – Join us at the Frist
for a gallery tour, art making activity & lunch.
Nan Reed, center, was honored for her years of dedication
to golf by the Richland Ladies Golfers. - photo by Ben Daniel
Golf pioneer, Nan Reed, honored
Nan Reed was honored
Tuesday, April 2, for her dedication to womens golf. a few days
before her 80th birthday.
Reed learned to play golf at
12 and was mentored by Charlie
Banner at the Old Richland
Club. She won her first title at
15. She was Intercollegiate
champion in the 1954 Peabody
College Tournament.
She
was
Tennessee
Champion in 1950 and runnerup in 1949, 1952, 1954, 1959 and
was Nashville's Women Golf
Champion in 1948, 1950, 1951,
1952, 1957, 1958.
Reed has played golf with
Patty Berg, Louise Suggs,
Marilyn Smith, Bea McWane,
Barbara Romack, Minnie Pearl,
Tennessee Ernie Ford, Mason
Rudolph, and Lou Graham.
Reed still plays and mentors
the Richland Ladies Golfers.
There is a yearly Richland
tournament named the Reed
Cup in her honor.
Druʼs Vues, too
By
Drucilla Smith Fuller
Hall of Famer! Drue Smith
will take her place posthumously in the Tennessee Radio Hall
of Fame Legends, along with
Nashville Superstar Coyote
McCloud, who was dubbed by
CBS “America’s First Shock
Jock” and Tennessee Ernie
Ford, best known for singing
the hit “Sixteen Tons.”
Broadcast personality Drue
Smith discovered Oprah, comedian Jimmy Neighbors and
gave Senator Estes Kefauver his
signature coonskin cap. Four
Tennessee governors from different political parties once
held a "Drue Happening" at the
Executive
Residence,
and
Tennessee legislators honored
her as their 133rd member. She
was a popular Green Hills News
columnist.
Melissa McDonald, on behalf
of the Tennessee Radio Hall of
Fame, says Drue's Hall of Fame
induction ceremony will take
place in Murfreesboro on
Saturday, May 4. Stay tuned.
Spiritual Aims: Kiwanis
honored Bill Kirby with their
2013 Spiritual Aims award,
given annually to the member
who best personifies the spiritual qualities of the late Ralph
Brunson, founder of Middle
Tennessee's YMCA.
In his homily, the Rev.
Charles McGowan noted "it's
wonderful this Kiwanis Club
pauses and focuses on spiritual
emphasis and leadership."
Emcee Betty Lou Burnett
announced the award, saying
Bill Kirby's "life reflects God's
love and presence." She characterized
Spiritual
Aims
awardees, now numbering 18,
as "thoughtful, reflective, mentoring, compassionate" people
who contribute to the community and "have a strong belief in
God."
Kirby, in accepting, called
his award "probably one of the
most meaningful things that
The late Drue Smith, shown here with former state
Republican Party Chairman Jim Burnett, will be inducted
posthumously into the Tennessee Radio Hall of Fame May 4
in Murfreesboro. - photo by Betty Lou Burnett
Information on weatherization
available at Saturday workshop
A weatherization program
will hold a community meeting
at 11 a.m. Saturday, April 6, at
New
Livingstone
Baptist
Church, 330 Hancock St.
The goals are to weatherize
100 homes and 10 businesses in
Council District 5 using the
Mayor's Nashville Energy
Works program. Participants
may qualify for a $500 rebate
from TVA and a low-interest
rate loan from The Housing
Fund.
Saturday’s event will provide information about weatherizing a home. There will be
speakers from the Mayor's
Office
and
neighborhood
groups.
The News columnist is
honored by Hall of Fame
happened to me in my life." The
Nashville City Choir gave the
ceremony a musical background, singing "How Great
Thou Art" in celebration of God
and spirituality.
Tur ning
Red?
Robert
Duvall, newly elected chairman
of
the Davidson County
Republicans, promised to make
Nashville "as red as the rest of
our state."
He said, "Over the past four
years, Republicans have seen
unprecedented success across
Tennessee. It is time we focus
our energies on making
Davidson County as red as the
rest of our state. With a unified
effort, I am confident we will be
successful.”
The party convention last
weekend also elected Stacy Ries
Snyder first vice-chair and
Tony Roberts, second vicechair.
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Swan Ball and Emmy Award-winning
Star Trek set designer dies at 57
The late Jim Mees, right, and Michael Smyth at last year’s
Swan Ball.
Frequent Swan Ball designer
and Emmy Award-winning set
decorator Jim Mees died of
pancreatic cancer at the age of
57 on Friday, March 29 in
Pennsylvania.
Mees designed the Star Trek
series The Next Generation,
Voyager and Enterprise during
his career, winning an Emmy in
1990. He was nominated four
other times for his Star Trek
efforts.
Mees designed eleven of the
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fifty Swan Balls, beginning in
1997 with the party co-chaired
by Josephine Darwin and
Carole Sergent. Through the
years, Mees dramatically varied the look of the Swan Ball
and one of his favorite balls featured a Moroccan theme. The
decor included construction of
huge palm trees which covered
the tent poles.
Mees lived in Nashville from
1995 to 2000 and he had an office
here for many years after that.
The year he moved to
Nashville, Mee’s aid was enlisted to develop a design curriculum for the newly created film
school at Watkins Institute of
Art. Soon, Mees was appointed
adjunct instructor in set design
and decoration and advisor to
Watkins
Department
of
Interior Design. In 1996, he was
installed as a member of the
Watkins Board of Trustees.
In addition to Star Trek,
Mees lent his talents to such television shows as One Day at a
Time, Who’s the Boss?, Perfect
Strangers, Threshold, Gilmore
Girls, 90210, Private Practice
and Bones.
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CLUES ACROSS
CLUES DOWN
1. Behave in a certain manner
4. Stubble
9. Arise
14. Gershwin
15. Made public
16. Adder
17. Person skilled in anecdotes
19. Greek "Z"
20. Village People hit
21. Blue
22. With it
23. Talk back
25. Slaw, for one
27. Punching tool
30. ___ Jima
32. Ad ___
33. Strip
34. Type of dirt
38. Policy for establishing and
developing a national homeland
for Jews in Palestine
40. Your consciousness of
your own identity
41. Bravo!
42. Digit
43. Cracked
45. "Survivor" location
49. Hot color
50. Tell a relatively small lie
51. Czar
52. In bed
54. Deceitfulness
56. Licensed practical nurse
57. Bowed stringed instrument
58. Buddhism
59. "Three Faces of ___," movie
61. Cream
64. Volcano
68. Drive
69. On the water
70. A white salt
71. Deviating from the familiar
72. Exert one's authority
73. Very small
1. Aired
2. Jams
3. Genus of tropical plants
4. Container
5. Stumbles upon
6. Regions
7. 8th century system
8. Roosevelt
9. Keep from happening
10. Doormat
11. Primate
12. Small cask or barrel
13. Division of geological time
18. Green region of desert
22. Fit for habitation
24. Pounced
26. __ Taylor, megastar
27. Caliph
28. No longer is
29. Memory, abbr.
31. Anointed
33. Nose
34. Time unit
35. Exclamation: Yuck!
36. Snake
37. Conducted
39. Possess
44. Shampoo brand
45. 7
46. Sign language
47. Cutting tool
48. Vessel
50. Stack
52. Intended
53. In a way, condemned
54. Long-necked birds
55. Happening
57. Reject
58. Tubular pasta in short
pieces
60. Lake __, one of the Great
62. A general truth
63. Small amount
65. Shoshonean language
66. Female swan
67. Test the quality of
something
Event is Saturday at LP Field
Help avoid identity theft
with community shred day
Take a closer look at
the night sky with help
from Nashvilleʼs Dyer
Observatory.
• Jupiter continues to dominate the evening sky just after
sunset during April, but look for
the king of the planets to continue to creep ever closer to the
Sun. By the end of the month,
Saturn will be rising in the east
just as the Sun sets, and Venus
will appear as a very bright star
just above the western horizon
after sunset.
• Comet Pan-STARRS,
which became visible to northern hemisphere observers in
mid-March, is continuing to
make its way to the outer solar
system and will soon only be
visible telescopically.
Skywatchers should look near
the northwestern horizon at
dusk to catch a final glimpse.
• April holds another
cometary treasure with the
annual Lyrid meteor shower.
Each year Earth passes through
numerous comet tails from various comets that have passed
through the inner solar system.
The Lyrid meteor shower's parent comet is C/1861 G1
Thatcher, or just "Comet
Thatcher" for short. This comet
returns to the inner solar system
roughly every 415 years, and its
most recent return in 1861 led
to its discovery by Professor A.
E. Thatcher. As the small parti-
Looking East around 2 am, April 22
On April 22, the Lyrid meteor shower will peak.
cles from this comet's tail hit our
atmosphere at speeds of roughly 100,000 miles per hour, we
observe bright streaks that can
last for up to several seconds.
The Lyrid meteor shower
peaks on the morning of
Monday, April 22, and typically
boasts between 10 and 20
meteors per hour However, this
year's observed count will likely
be lower because of the nearly
full moon preventing observers
from seeing only the brightest
meteors. To observe the meteor
shower, go out before dawn on
April 22 and look up at the eastern sky. The meteor shower's
radiant, the point where the
meteors appear to originate, lies
in the constellation Lyra (hence
the name "Lyrids") just next to
the constellation's brightest star,
Vega. Remember that nakedeye observations will give the
widest and best field of view of
the meteor shower — do not
use a telescope or binoculars to
observe a meteor shower!
• Dyer Observatory will have an
Open Telescope Night 7-9 p.m.
Friday, April 12. Car parking fee
of $10. Reserve a spot at
http://dyer.vanderbilt.edu/.
•The
Barnard-Seyfert
Astronomical Society this month
will have star parties with telescopes set up for viewing.
• 7:30-9:30 p.m. Friday, April 5,
Bowie Park, Fairview.
• 7:30-10:30 p.m. Saturday, April
13, Adventure Science Center
• 6:30-10:30 p.m. April 13, laser
show at Adventure Science
Center’s Sudekum Planetarium
A community-wide Shred
Day will be from 10 a.m. to 1
p.m. Saturday, April 6, at LP
Field. Donations of $5 a box
will be taken to benefit
CrimeStoppers.
Middle Tennesseans are
encouraged to bring all of their
sensitive documents they no
longer want or need to the stadium. The paper will be
destroyed on the spot by mobile
high-speed cross shredder
equipment provided by Shredit, a Securit Company, the
world’s leading on-site document destruction firm. The
only cost is a $5 tax deductible
donation to Crime Stoppers per
banker box of records. All proceeds will go to Crime Stoppers’
reward fund, which is used to
help solve serious felony
crimes in the Nashville community.
Detectives from the police
department’s Fraud Unit will
be on hand to pass out tips on
identify theft prevention and to
answer any questions from citizens.
Also included on the same
site will be Crime Stoppers’
Pharma Trash Disposal. Metro
police officers will collect prescription medications that are
outdated and/or no longer
needed and dispose of them in
an environmentally safe manner. It has been estimated that
up to 89% of consumers dispose
of their medications improperly by putting them in household
trash or flushing them down a
toilet.
The Auto Theft Unit will
offer anti-theft etching of a
vehicle identification number
(VIN) onto a vehicle’s windows.
That is for a suggested $10
donation.
The Tennessee Division of
Consumer Affairs will have
free “Don’t Get Scammed”
brochures available.
Information provided by Dyer
Observatory at 615-373-4897
Oak Hill warns of bogus sales calls
The city of Oak Hill wants
residents to be aware of a scam
that is currently in the area.
The scam starts with a man
approaching the door of a residence. He asks if the resident
remembers him and claims to
be with the company that
installed the roof on the house.
He then describes some repairs
that need to be done to the
house and says he can do the
work at a reduced cost. The
work that is done is minimal –
usually just a little sealant
placed on the roof – and at an
extremely high cost.
The scammer at times will
ask to enter the home to point
out repairs that can be made
inside. In at least one instance,
the scammer attempted to steal
a purse while inside the home.
Before discussing any repair
work in or outside the home
with a door-to-door solicitor, the
city urges residents remember
to ask to see their solicitation
permit issued by the city of
Oak Hill. If the solicitor does
not have this permit available,
they are operating illegally
within the city and residents
are encouraged to call the City's
Safety Coordinator at 615-5577329.
For a list of valid solicitors,
please visit the City website at
http://www.oakhilltn.us/safety/solicitation-permits. As of
March 22, there were no valid
solicitors in Oak Hill.
For information, call the
City Office at 615-371-8291.
Neighborhood leaders can join NashvilleNext plan
Leaders of neighborhood
groups who want to participate
in the NashvilleNext planning,
which will create a vision for
the city’s growth, can sign up
for a training session Saturday,
April 13. The purpose is to
empower neighborhood leaders
to engage their groups in the
NashvilleNext process.
The event will be between 10
a.m. and 11:30 a.m. at the West
Nashville
Police
Precinct
Community Room, located at
5500 Charlotte Pike. To register,
go to www.nashvillenexttraining.eventbrite.com or call 615862-7188.
The Frist Center for the Visual Arts installed its newest outdoor sculpture, Inveterate Composition for Clare by
Brooklyn-based artist Rachel Owens. The multimedia sculpture — composed of Humvee shells, lights and an internal
sound system that emits whale sounds — is at the Centerʼs
Demonbreun Street entrance.
Event is Saturday at LP Field
Help avoid identity theft
with community shred day
Take a closer look at the night
sky with help from Nashvilleʼs
Dyer Observatory.
• Jupiter continues to dominate the evening sky just after
sunset during April, but look for
the king of the planets to continue to creep ever closer to the
Sun. By the end of the month,
Saturn will be rising in the east
just as the Sun sets, and Venus
will appear as a very bright star
just above the western horizon
after sunset.
• Comet Pan-STARRS,
which became visible to northern hemisphere observers in
mid-March, is continuing to
make its way to the outer solar
system and will soon only be
visible telescopically.
Skywatchers should look near
the northwestern horizon at
dusk to catch a final glimpse.
• April holds another
cometary treasure with the
annual Lyrid meteor shower.
Each year Earth passes through
numerous comet tails from various comets that have passed
through the inner solar system.
The Lyrid meteor shower's parent comet is C/1861 G1
Thatcher, or just "Comet
Thatcher" for short. This comet
returns to the inner solar system
roughly every 415 years, and its
most recent return in 1861 led
to its discovery by Professor A.
E. Thatcher. As the small parti-
Looking East around 2 am, April 22
On April 22, the Lyrid meteor shower will peak.
cles from this comet's tail hit
our atmosphere at speeds of
roughly 100,000 miles per hour,
we observe bright streaks that
can last for up to several seconds.
The Lyrid meteor shower
peaks on the morning of
Monday, April 22, and typically
boasts between 10 and 20
meteors per hour However, this
year's observed count will likely
be lower because of the nearly
full moon preventing observers
from seeing only the brightest
meteors. To observe the meteor
shower, go out before dawn on
April 22 and look up at the eastern sky. The meteor shower's
radiant, the point where the
meteors appear to originate, lies
in the constellation Lyra (hence
the name "Lyrids") just next to
the constellation's brightest star,
Vega. Remember that nakedeye observations will give the
widest and best field of view of
the meteor shower — do not
use a telescope or binoculars to
observe a meteor shower!
• Dyer Observatory will have an
Open Telescope Night 7-9 p.m.
Friday, April 12. Car parking fee
of $10. Reserve a spot at
http://dyer.vanderbilt.edu/.
•The
Barnard-Seyfert
Astronomical Society this month
will have star parties with telescopes set up for viewing.
• 7:30-9:30 p.m. Friday, April 5,
Bowie Park, Fairview.
• 7:30-10:30 p.m. Saturday, April
13, Adventure Science Center
• 6:30-10:30 p.m. April 13, laser
show at Adventure Science
Center’s Sudekum Planetarium
Information provided by Dyer
Observatory at 615-373-4897
Hermitage meeting to discuss Lojac site
Metro Council member
Bruce Stanley will hold a community meeting at 7 p.m.
Thursday, April 11, to discuss a
use for a property owned by
Lojac on Central Pike.
According to Stanley, neighbors of the 8-acre property
between the CSX Railroad
Crossing and the public
Brandau Road are concerned
about the company using it for
storage of industrial materials.
The property is zoned as residential, but the community
plan suggests a more appropriate zoning would be commercial/industrial.
At present, Stanley said, the
use of it is illegal. Stanley said
he wants to hear from the community about the potential
rezoning.
Representatives from Lojac
and Metro’s planning and codes
A community-wide Shred
Day will be from 10 a.m. to 1
p.m. Saturday, April 6, at LP
Field. Donations of $5 a box
will be taken to benefit
CrimeStoppers.
Middle Tennesseans are
encouraged to bring all of their
sensitive documents they no
longer want or need to the stadium. The paper will be
destroyed on the spot by mobile
high-speed cross shredder
equipment provided by Shredit, a Securit Company, the
world’s leading on-site document destruction firm. The
only cost is a $5 tax deductible
donation to Crime Stoppers per
banker box of records. All proceeds will go to Crime Stoppers’
reward fund, which is used to
help solve serious felony
crimes in the Nashville community.
Detectives from the police
department’s Fraud Unit will
be on hand to pass out tips on
identify theft prevention and to
answer any questions from citizens.
Also included on the same
site will be Crime Stoppers’
Pharma Trash Disposal. Metro
police officers will collect prescription medications that are
outdated and/or no longer
needed and dispose of them in
an environmentally safe manner. It has been estimated that
up to 89% of consumers dispose
of their medications improperly by putting them in household
trash or flushing them down a
toilet.
The Auto Theft Unit will
offer anti-theft etching of a
vehicle identification number
(VIN) onto a vehicle’s windows.
That is for a suggested $10
donation.
Donelson starts beautification
The Donelson Gateway
Project’s beautification work in
Donelson will hold a spring
kickoff event from noon to 3
p.m. Saturday, April 13.
Anyone interested in joining
the effort to beautify Donelson
can check out how in a fun and
relaxed atmosphere. The event
will be at JVI Garden Center at
227 Donelson Pike.
There will be live music,
food trucks and an opportunity
to visit with others who want to
see Donelson become one of the
best landscaped communities
in Nashville.
Learn more by going to
www.donelsongateway.org.
Donelson gets community garden
A volunteer group Donelson
Community Gardens is seeking
donations and volunteers to
create its first community garden, located on the land
between Heartland Towers and
the boat dock at Heartland Park
off
Fernbrook Lane and
Heartland Drive.
The garden will have common gardening areas as well as
individual/family plots that
can be rented annually. There
will be a children’s garden, a
central meeting area and beautiful flowering plants along the
pathways.
Produce from the communal
area will go to local food banks,
and sponsored growing plots
can be used by in-need residents. The group is seeking
sponsors for those plots and for
the children’s area.
Visit the website www.donelsoncommunitygardens.com or
call Jan at 615-739-7666.
We Brighten Smiles!
Jane A. Bacon, DMD
Aileen M. Kruger, DDS
FAMILY & COSMETIC DENTISTRY
Use and a possible zoning of an 8-acre parcel on Central
Pike is under study.
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department will be on hand to
answer questions from the public at the Hermitage Police
Precinct, located at 3701 James
Kay Lane.
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Idiot legislators want to take away our freedom
I am really ticked off at the
idiot legislators who want to
take away Tennessee citizens’
right to vote in the U.S. Senate
primary.
They want to have the state
legislature select the candidates
for each political party instead
of the voters selecting the candidates. This is an attack on the
freedom of every Tennessean.
What a stupid power-grab this
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will be!
Easter Sunday leg break
Ordinance No. 2013-208
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF FOREST HILLS
ADOPTING THE ANNUAL BUDGET
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR
BEGINNING JULY 1, 2013 AND ENDING JUNE 30, 2014
SECTION 1:
That the governing body estimates anticipated
revenues of the municipality from all sources
to be as follows:
General Fund
2012 Actual 2013 Estimated 2014 Proposed
Local Taxes
Licenses & Fees
State Revenue
Miscellaneous
$ 239,954
128,868
2,732,276
230,479
State Street Aid
134,625
132,000
9,812,049
10,225,294
10,525,294
$13,278,251
$13,550,294
$13,222,364
Fund Balance
Total Available Funds
$
188,000
98,000
2,555,000
352,000
$
212,000
97,600
2,204,760
52,710
130,000
SECTION 2: That the governing body appropriates from
these anticipated revenues, as well as any
unexpended and unencumbered funds as follows:
General Fund
2012 Actual
General Government
State Street Aid--Streets
Capital Projects
Total Appropriations
$ 1,680,382
134,625
1,237,950
$ 3,052,957
SECTION 3:
$
900,000
2,000,000
125,000
$ 3,025,000
931,290
1,477,000
95,000
$ 2,503,290
Gateway Entrances
Cherry Trees
Guardrails
Street Pavement & Drainage
Proposed Amount
Financed by Cash
$
25,000
30,000
40,000
1,250,000
Arrogance blinds you
Hallelujah! Someone other
than me questions man’s arrogance of being the only creatures to have souls!
At what point was man able
to ascertain such knowledge of
God’s creations and all that it
embodies?
Such arrogance means that
you are so deceptively blinded.
Letʼs all give our ages
Read The Contributor
I think that since the “Ticked
Off” is an anonymous column
for the people of Nashville to
express our anonymous views,
we should make it more interesting.
How about instead of leaving
our names, we leave something
Do you conservatives and
middle of the roaders who buy
from and donate to the vendors
of The Contributor ever actually read what is inside the paper?
It
is
nothing
but
a
Socialist/Communist
rag.
They support every left-wing
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During the coming fiscal year the governing
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proposed funding as follows:
Proposed Capital
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trying to find stuff to talk about
in the moment of downtime. He
began speaking about how the
player had had trouble earlier
in his career and had been suspended or what not. This player
just snapped his leg in half and
will not get to continue on with
his team and quite possibly will
never play basketball again. Is
it really essential that you let
the whole country know that he
had off the court issues too? I
would have been a little more
sympathetic.
ABSOLUTE AUCTION
$
At the end of the current fiscal year the governing
body estimates balances/(deficit as follows:
General Fund:
SECTION 4:
2013 Estimated 2014 Proposed
I’m wondering if anyone else
was graced with the image of
the Louisville basketball player’s leg breaking in half on
Easter Sunday. I was sitting
around with family from 4 to 80
years old and it was probably
the worst injury I have ever
seen on TV.
With that said, I thought CBS
did a fantastic job with their
coverage of what had actually
happened. There was only one
replay shown and then when
they realized how bad it was,
they only showed reactions
around the court. While I saw it
clear with a bone sticking six
inches out of the skin, I’m
happy that the children around
only saw a glimpse so they will
not be scarred for the rest of
their lives.
My only problem with the
situation was the commentator
else about us, like our age? That
way when we read about someone thinking that Eve had sex
with Satan, we’ll know it’s just
12-year-old that couldn’t have a
firm grasp of sex, religion or
life itself. Or when we read
about someone saying that animals don’t have souls, we’ll see
that that person couldn’t possibly know because they aren’t
6000 years old when God created
the Earth or 4.5 billion years old
when evolution began.
Proposed Amount
Financed by Debt
-0-
SECTION 5: No appropriation listed above may be exceeded
without an amendment of the budget ordinance as
required by the Municipal Budget Law of 1982 T.C.A. Section
6-56-208. In addition, no appropriation maybe made in excess of available funds except to provide an actual emergency
threatening the health, property or lives of the inhabitants of
the municipality and declared by a two-thirds (2/3) vote of at
least a quorum of the governing body in accord with Section
6-56-205 of the Tennessee Code Annotated.
Prior to final approval of the proposed 2013-2014 budget, the Board
of Commissioners will hold a public hearing during the regular meeting, beginning at 5:30p.m., April 18, 2013. Forest Hills City Hall, 6300
Hillsboro Pike, Nashville, TN 37215
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idea imaginable. When you purchase (or donate) to it you are
supporting Socialism.
You probably are thinking:
"Why do you buy it if you disagree with it?"
Well, I don’t buy it; I find
numerous copies thrown away
by buyers who buy it to help the
homeless then throw it away.
They need to read it.
The other neighborhood
I agree with the Grandview
resident who complained about
her street.
I am a home-owner. My
neighbor rents from the other
university in Green Hills. He
agrees with me about the lack of
concern about the property and
the neighbors.
The yard is a disaster, retaining wall is falling, the balcony
is rotting, weeds are growing in
gutters, his garage is falling
apart, and there are limbs all
over the place. One spring and
summer the backyard was
never cut. I called to complain
and was told sorry but we do
not have enough help. What a
joke.
It’s embarrassing. What happened to being a good neighbor?
The value of my property is
decreasing due to their selfinterest. I have heard many similar complaints about this from
other neighbors. Even with
phone calls to the campus I get
no results.
Phony unemployment
It now comes out that the
state has paid over $73 million
of our tax money on phony
unemployment claims over the
past few years. This is yet
another example of the incom-
petence of this state’s administration as well as the previous
administration.
Both of these airhead governors were going to run state
government "like a business." If
this is the best they could do, it
looks like we are headed to a
"going out of business" sale!
Dentists giving out pills
Are the dentists and oral surgeons included in the requirement to check?
I have a friend that had a dental procedure done in East
Tennessee and was given 90
Oxycodone. He was shocked
that the prescription was given
for such a minor procedure.
It is an advance for the State
that the legislature has passed a
bill for physicians to check the
controlled drug database prior
to new prescriptions being written. Now the question is: does
the bill cover nurse practitioners, dentists and oral surgeons?
when they should be in the
right-hand lane. If you go out
Lebanon Road, half of the people are poking along in the lefthand lane. Why don't they post a
few signs or give a few tickets so
they know to drive in the right
except to pass?
I don't think a lot of people
know about this. I have been
doing it for a long time, and it
sure ticks me off to have to go
around somebody because they
are in the left lane.
Identification for voting
I am wondering why there is
even a question as to whether
you should show identification
to be able to vote in this country.
I just went to the store and
bought a gift card and they
made me show ID for the purchase. I have recently also been
carded for Silly String and cold
medicine.
So why do we not have to
prove who we are to do the most
Fix the roads in this city
Many of the roads in
Nashville need to be paved and
signs straightened out. A wonderful job was done on Highway
70 but more areas need attention by TDOT and Metro to
make all of Nashville look fresh
and new.
Money is found for the stadium and the new Music City
Convention Center, but attention should be given to cleaning
up all the roadsides of litter,
straighten signs and pave the
roads for a better and cleaner
Nashville.
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A little something nice
I am calling to say something
nice instead of complaining. I
was at the library the other day
and bunch of women were on
the computers and one girl got
really choked and kept coughing. I thought it was a nice thing
that instead of asking her to
“pipe down” or be mean about
it, one girl pulled out a bag of
cough drops and everyone made
nice comments like “we’ve all
been there” or “that’s OK, we
understand” because the girl
had allergies and she couldn't
help it.
So I am asking everyone to
try to think of something nice
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to say instead of being cranky
when it comes to situations like
this.
Losing our country?
To the woman driving the big
black SUV with the bumper
sticker that reads: "We are losing our country, does anybody
care?"
Look lady, if you would buy
an American made car, instead
of one built in Germany, you
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• Gravel
• Asphalt Paving
• Crack Repair
• Driveway Sealing
• Parking Lots
• Line Striping
Todd Lewis (615)424-1498
Insured, Reliable Service • FREE Estimates
CONCRETE DRIVEWAYS
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CONCRETE, INC.
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SERVING ALL OF MIDDLE TN SINCE 1981
Variety Of Finishes • Aggregate Specialist
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Where Quality &
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Lights:
Woman’s Club
Luncheon
Wild Night at Rocketown with Jack Hanna
photos by • Brenda Batey
Wild Night at Rocketown with Jack
Hanna was fun for kids and adults alike, as
animals from Columbus Zoo and Aquarium
were presented in a TV talk show format.
Rocketown was founded in 1994 by famed
Christian musician Michael W. Smith to provide Christian-based outreach to teens in
need who enjoy three stages for live entertainment, Middle Tennessee’s only indoor
skatepark, a snack bar, a recording studio,
and photography, art and dance studios.
At the fundraiser, everyone bid on silent
auction items including art, jewelry, sports
memorabilia, a luxurious dog bed, and more.
Snacks were provided by Hunt Brothers
Pizza, Coca-Cola and others.
Jessica Bracken Events coordinated the Rocketown: Saul Bauer, animal program specialist
entertaining evening and sponsors included
at Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, holds Toddy, a
HCA TriStar Health, Purity, Pinnacle
palm civet, as he greets Judith and Richard Bracken.
Financial Partners and others.
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We are Labrador
mixes, we are both
8-weeks-old and
couldn’t be cuter
and or more
cuddly. You can
see in the photo
how much Sharon
loves us, and you
will, too. Please
come by to meet us
and see how
adorable we are.
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NASHVILLE HUMANE ASSOCIATION
213 Oceola Ave., Nashville, 37209
615-352-1010 www.nashvillehumane.org
Sponsored by
THE FARM at NATCHEZ TRACE
PET LODGING, GROOMING, DOG DAYCARE & TRAINING.
9479 Highway 96 West in Franklin
615-662-6628 www.thefarmatnatcheztrace.com
Rocketown: Jackson and
Lee Beaman.
Rocketown: Michael W. Smith, Sean and Kevin Gleaves,
Jack Hanna, and Grace Gleaves.
Rocketown:
Craig,
Joseph,
Nichole and Lily Huseby, Meredith Rocketown: Jacqueline
Weigel, and Weatherly Spence.
and Kiel Fisher.
Join the Survivors and Co-survivors of the
Greater Nashville Affiliate
of Susan G. Komen as we Celebrate the
139th Kentucky Derby
Saturday, May 4, 2013
Patron’s Cocktail Reception at 3pm • Main Event 4-7pm
4009 Hillsboro Pike • Nashville, TN 37215
Heavy Hors d’ouevres and Cocktails • Live Race Feed
Silent Auction • Fun & Prizes • Derby Attire
Honorary Chair: Demetria Kalodimos
Event Chairs: Shana Alford & Barb Sawyer
In partnership with:
Rocketown: Reid and Randy
Bostie, with Warren, a flamingo.
Rocketown: Abigail and
Draper Witherspoon (front),
Middleton Henry, Weatherly
Spence, and C. H. Henry.
the
comfort
group
GP
GRACE’S PLAZA
Center for
Breast Health
Baptist Hospital
Middle Tennessee Medical Center
Saint Thomas Hospital
For more information contact Komen Greater Nashville at
615-383-0017 or www.komennashville.org
S
How About Dinner and a Movie?
Barbara, Dewey and Whitney Daane were the honorees at Park Center’s 16th annual “How About Dinner
And A Movie?”
The event, which was created by Barbara Daane, was
held at the historic Belcourt Theatre and all proceeds
benefit Park Center.
Serving as chairs for this year’s evening were Sondra
and Doug Cruickshanks and Lisa and Luke Froeb. The
event featured a silent auction, chaired by Jane Stumpf
and Lori Schulman.
d.Kates provided chicken croquettes, squash casserole and chocolate cake for dinner.
The movie was The Intouchables, a French comedydrama based on a true story about a quadriplegic aristocrat whose life is turned upside down when he hires a
young, good-humored ex-con as his caretaker.
Park Center helps more than 500 individuals per
month through services ranging from homelessness to
housing, education to employment, addiction to sobriety,
and illness management to mental wellness.
Dinner: Honorees Whitney, Barbara
and Dewey Daane.
“33 Years of Professional Homeowner
and Condominium Association Management”
2200 Hillsboro Rd., Suite 200
Nashville, Tennessee 37212
(615) 383-1777
Having A Social Event?
Call 298-1500
Dinner: Sandy Nelson, Clay
Bailey, Sara Nelson, and
Julia and Bob Lowe.
PLEASE JOIN US
ON THURSDAY,
April 4th from 5:30 to 7:30p.m.
Stop in and see
why we’re
Nashville’s most
unique gift shop…
Dinner:
Lacher.
Mollie
and
Joe
Dinner: Jean Nelson, Clare Armistead, and Alice Hudson.
for our monthly Art Opening and Wine Tasting
April's featured artist is Carole Adreen-Harris Located in the visitor’s center
Open Monday-Saturday 9-5
and Sunday 11-5
Complimentary gift wrap
with purchase
5025 Harding Pike, Nashville, Tennessee 37205 615-356-0501 Ext. 34
Dinner: Eleanor Whitworth, Judy Quinn, and Leo Snel with a
piece of art by Quinn that she donated to the silent auction.
Societ
Go
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How About Dinner and a Movie?
Bold, Beautiful, Unique
FINAL MONTH!
Old World Tables • Walnut Demilunes
Rare Sofa Tables • Primitive Chairs
Dinner: Heloise Kuhn, Joni Werthan, and Larry Jensen.
Richard F. Gentry Fine Furniture & Cabinetry
Located within the Antique Mall & Consignment Shop
4108 Hillsboro Pike • 2nd Floor
Call (615) 563-2401
www.RichardFGentry.com
RETIREMENT
Dinner: Irene Wills, Ridley Wills III, and Ridley Wills II.
West Meade Conservancy Fundraiser
West Meade Conservancy
(WMC) supporters gathered
recently for music, refreshments, and woodland views to
raise money for the group's
next collection of conservation
easements.
The event's fifty tickets sold
out in three days.
Singer-songwriters
Toni
Wine and Rory Bourke, with the
help of Antoinette Olesen and
Buddy Farler, provided the
music.
Wine sang her "Candida,"
and Burke performed his "The
Most Beautiful Girl." The audience swayed, clapped, and often
sang along as the artists per-
formed song after song.
The hillside home on Jocelyn
Hills Road belonging to hosts
Will Connor and Kim Matthews
provided the woodland views.
Volunteers set out a wide
array of beverages and hors
d'oeuvres, including tangy
meatballs, pastry shells with a
variety of
fillings, fruit,
cheeses, and tortilla wraps.
The
West
Meade
Conservancy is a grassroots
group of volunteers whose mission is to conserve woods and
wildlife in a key natural area of
Nashville.
The mission is being carried
out through a collection of con-
servation easements on property sections chosen by individual
owners and maintained by The
Land Trust for Tennessee.
The
Land
Trust
for
Tennessee administers a fund
to pay the costs of setting up
and protecting the WMC's conservation easements. The fund
contains individual donations,
book sales, and proceeds from
events such as the recent musical evening and annual Family
Fun Run.
To learn more about WMC,
email Ellen Hansen at tuckaway504@comcast.net or call
712-7627, or visit the website
westmeadeconservancy.org.
SALE
EVERYTHING
!
MUST GO
SALE RUNS
MARCH 15 TH -APRIL 30 TH
HOME FURNISHINGS SALE, JEWELRY & FIXTURES
Mon - Sat 10-6 • Sun 1-6
ANTIQUE MALL & CONSIGNMENT SHOP
4108 Hillsboro Pike • 2nd Floor
(615) 383-3893
CORRECTION
Fundraiser: Greg Purdy, Elaine Purdy, and
John Purdy.
Fundraiser: Toni Wine, Ellen Hansen, and
Rory Bourke.
Betty Pirtle’s name was misspelled in the March 28
issue in the Assistance League Wine Tasting photo
credit. We apologize for the error.
Dancing for Safe Haven
Safe Haven Family Shelter held its
exuberent fundraiser, Dancing for Safe
Haven, at Loews Vanderbilt Hotel,
where the crowd had a fabulous time.
Five celebrities who practiced for
weeks so they could perform the
rumba, samba and other dances for the
appreciative guests included John
Dwyer, Darrell Freeman, Kate Herman,
Meredith Libbey, Denine Torr, and
Vicki Yates.
Karen and David Conrad were honored for helping homeless families
transition from the streets to permanent housing through the Nehemiah
Project at Safe Haven.
Safe Haven Executive Director Joyce
Lavery and board President Jimmy
Evans welcomed the crowd and
thanked the many volunteers who
made the party a success.
Chairs of the event were Deb
Custom Painting
Varallo, John Steele and Bob Tuke. The
emcees for the evening were Kelly
Sutton, Woody Wood and Jim Chandler.
Dance judges Heather Byrd, Ted
Clayton, Jana Davis and Christopher
Wayne.
The delicious dinner was Bibb lettuce salad, seared salmon and chocolate
bread pudding, served with Little Black
Dress wines.
Dancing: Anne Marie Fournier and John
Dwyer won Audience’s Favorite Award.
Residential and Commerical
• Interior/ Exterior
• Carpentry Work
• Spray Painting
• Re-Paints
• Pressure Washing
• Driveway Sealing
• Rotten Wood Replaced • Seamless Gutter
• Wallpaper Hanging/ Stripping
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WEST MEADE
DECORATING
Custom Painting since 1960
WEST MEADE DECORATING
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Dancing: Dancers Kate Herman and Dennis
Woods.
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Social Event?
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Dancing: Larry Jensen, Heloise Kuhn,
Jeff Eskind, Joni Werthan, and Donna
Eskind.
Dancing: Dancers Vicki Yates and
Jonathan Burgard.
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 2-5PM
298-1500
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NASHVILLE TN
TN
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Call Teresa Whittaker 615-390-7396 owner/agent
The Realty Association 615-385-9010
Dancing: Roger Bonau, David Richardson, Debbie
Bonau, and Stephanie Richardson.
Lights:
Woman’s Club
Luncheon
Dancing for Safe Haven
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Dancing: Juanita Simanekova and Darrell
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686-3564
CHURCH FUNERAL PLAN
$3, 725.00
Services of Funeral Director
and Staff .......................................$960.00
Embalming ......................................$425.00
Other Preparations (dressing, casketing,
cosmetology) ...................................$80.00
Transportation of Remains
from Place of Death .....................$125.00
Personnel and Equipment for
Visitation at the Church ..............$250.00
Personnel and Equipment for
Service at the Church ................. $250.00
Use of Hearse from
Service to Cemetery ................... $130.00
Casket 20 Ga. Steel ........................$710.00
Outer Burial Container ...................$795.00
Total $3,725.00
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Delilah Johnson, DDS
General and Aesthetic Dentistry
5910 ⁄ Charlotte Ave.
Nashville, TN 37209
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CREMATION SERVICE
AND
615-256-1605
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A Licensed Funeral Establishment
BELLE MEADE
JEWELRY & REPAIR
Rings Sized
While You
Wait!
State of the Art Laser Welder
Platinum • 14K &18K • Antique Restoration • Sterling Silver • Eyeglass Repair
Appraisals • Engraving • Prong Rebuilding • Watch Repair and Watch batteries
Dancing: Honorees Karen and David Conrad.
Dancing: Sarah Nickoloff and Dianne Neal.
Same Day
Jewelry Repair!
269-3288
Belle Meade Plaza
4548 Harding Road
BelleMeadeJewelry.com
(Next to Newk’s)
WAR TIME VETS & SURVIVING SPOUSES
Bathing, Dressing & Grooming Assistance, Medication
Reminders, Laundry, Linen Changes, Meal Prep, Dish
Washing & Vacuuming - in Your Home for a Lifetime.
All at No Cost to You.
H e a l t h
Dancing: Frances Guess and Torri Yates- Dancing:
Lipman.
Orr.
Trey Dancing:
Lavery.
C a r e
615-329-0992
For Information to Secure the Benefit You have Earned.
Joyce
West Meade Barbershop
Paul Scates - Owner
(Formerly of Belle Meade Barbershop)
6600 Hwy. 100 – In Nationwide Ins. bldg
just a mile down from Harris Teeter,
in the Cheekwood Antique district
NEW HOURS: Tues. - Fri. 9:00 til 6:00
Sat. 9:00 til 4:00, Closed Sunday & Monday
615-352-1050
Having A Social Event? Call 298-1500
Dancing: Sue Kruggel, Nancy Kuzmitz, Jerry and Dorene Hammes, and Lynley Dwyer.
Martinis & Team Martina
Forest Hills
Building Lot
For Sale
by Owner
Owner Financing available
(615) 300-0907
Elaine Turner, the Texas-based
luxury handbag and shoe brand,
hosted “Martinis & Team Martina,” a
spring 2013 launch party, with 20% of
proceeds from sales that evening
going to breast cancer research
through the T. J. Martell Foundation.
Everyone enjoyed turkey rollers
from Jonathan’s Grille and mini
sweets from Painted Cupcakes.
A shirt worn and autographed by
Martina McBride and an Elaine
Turner clutch and private party were
given as door prizes.
The hostess committee for
“Martinis & Team Martina” included
Sheila Jones of Team Martina, Cindy
Lovelace of T. J. Martell Foundation,
and Tracey Weaver, director of
Martina McBride Fan Relations.
Team Martina is a group of
Martina McBride fan club members
who came together to fundraise for
breast cancer research after being
inspired by Martina’s song, “I’m
Gonna Love You Through It.” Some
members of Team Martina are cancer survivors and were featured in
the song video.
Martinis: Eddy and
Connie Richardson.
AMERICAN HERITAGE, INC. 298-9200
SHARON LILLICRAP
LIFE MEMBER GOLD AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE
FOR FRIENDLY PROFESSIONAL SERVICE!
CALL 300-HOME (4663)
GREEN HILLS ~ NEW LISTING!
HILLWOOD PARK ~ STUNNING CONTEMPORARY ~ NEW PRICE!
Spacious Brick Home with
Fabulous Open Floor Plan!
Large Windows into courtyard
creating light filled living space,
Beautiful Hardwoods, Living
Room with Fireplace open to
Designer Kitchen with Granite
& SS Appliances. Main Level
Master Suite w/ Dressing Room, Sound System up & down, 4
Bedrooms, 3.5 Baths & a Private English Courtyard. $649,900.
Uniquely
Designed
Custom
Contemporary on 1.50 Wooded
Acres. Hand Cut Stone Exterior,
Light & Bright with High Ceilings
&
Walls
of
Windows.
Entertainment Room with marble
floors & stone walls. Screened
Porches, Decks, Exercise Area &
Music Room. 3 Separate Living Areas, Fenced Dog Run. New Roof &
Gutters! A Very Private Retreat overlooking the City! $689,900.
LIBERTY DOWNS ~ NEW PRICE!
WEST MEADE ~ NEW LISTING!
Fabulous Two Story Home nestled on
Gorgeous Wooded Grounds with
Picturesque Views! Grand Spiral
Staircase,
Rich
Hardwoods,
Extensive Trim & Specially Finishes,
Designer Kitchen/Granite is open to
the Family Room/Fireplace, Elegant
Main Level Master Suite/Fireplace,
4BR, 3.5 Baths & a 3 Car Garage.
Zoned for Ravenwood High School $519,900.
OLD HICKORY BLVD. GENTLEMAN’S FARM 69.23 ACRES
69.23 Rolling Acres of Beautiful
Tennessee Countryside with 2 Road
Frontages – Old Hickory Blvd.
1,080 feet & Pecan Valley 190 feet.
Old Farm House built in 1960 to
remain in “ASIS” condition. Zoned
Residential/Agricultural * Land
Square Footage 3,015,647. Minutes
to Downtown Nashville! $560,000.
SOLD!
CALDWELL HALL ~ FULL BASEMENT!
Martinis: Cindy Lovelace, Tracy Weaver, Sheila
Jones, and Amy Roberts.
Lovely one level brick home on a
beautiful corner lot! Living
Room opens to the Dining
Room, 3 Bedrooms, Huge
Family Room (21x21) and
Interior Storage Area. New Roof,
Gutters and Vinyl Trim 2012,
Minutes to the Medical
Community, Nashville West
Shopping and I-40. $279,900.
GREEN HILLS ~ JAMESBOROUGH PLACE!
Stately Brick Home on Beautifully
Landscaped Grounds! Hardwood
Floors, Great Room with Fireplace,
Formal Dining Room, Sunny EatIn Kitchen, Master Suite on 1st
Floor, 3 Bedrooms, Big Bonus
Room, Delightful Sun Room & a 2
Car Garage. Zoned to Percy Priest
Elementary School. Minutes to the
Nashville Medical Community! $399,900.
Martinis: Candida Sylvania, Kellie Keyes, Nikki
Schmidt, and Susan Andrews.
ASHLAND CITY HIGHWAY ~ COMMERCIAL LOT
Classic Brick Home with a
Classic Corner Lot located
Full Basement! Lovely
at the corner of Ashland
Hardwoods, Spacious Living
City Highway and Old
Room, Big Sun Filled
Hickory
Blvd
with
Kitchen with Large Dining
Commercial Zoning and
Room, Flexible Floor Plan, 4
Great Visibility. Ashland
Bedrooms, Basement Bonus
City Hwy Road Frontage is
Room/Great for Home
211.42 and Old Hickory
Office, 2 Car Garage with
Blvd. Road Frontage is
Workshop & Storage Area. Minutes to I-65. $229,900.
115.61. Survey is on line at realtracs.com $69,500.
BROOKSIDE ~ FOR LEASE!
Brookside
Cottage
Duplex with Hardwood
Floors, 2 Bedrooms,
Kitchen with appliances,
Tile Bath and Attic storage. Minutes to I-40,
Nashville West Shopping
Center and the Nashville
Medical
community.
$800/month
CHERRY GLEN ~ WILLIAMSON COUNTY SCHOOLS
Stunning One Level Condo!
Hardwood Floors, Great
Room
with
Custom
Millwork,
Big
Sunny
Kitchen opens to a Private
Deck, Elegant Master Suite
with Vaulted Ceiling, Guest
Bedroom with Full Bath,
End Unit – Open & Airy with
lots of Natural Light! Williamson County Schools. $129,900.
Martinis: Connie Cathcart-Richardson and Tabitha
Tune.
Symphony Fashion Show Kickoff
Co-chairs
Sarah
Clark,
Jocelyn Chambers and Sepideh
Khansari hosted a Symphony
Spring Fashion Show Kickoff
for the Young and Fashionable
committee members at The
Bride Room.
This year’s fashion show
marks the first time that designated seating and a special
after-party will be held for
younger fashion show patrons.
Wine and appetizers were
served as guests were given
details about the late party.
The Symphony Fashion
Show is set for Tuesday, April 9
at
the
Schermerhorn
Symphony Center.
Among those invited to the
kickoff were: Late Party Cochair Sarah Hannah, Ashley
Herod, Ellen Green, Elizabeth
Bradbury,
Ali
Frazmand,
Sutton Lipman, Mariel Bentz
Rich, Tricia Scott, Sara Morris,
Mattie Smith, Ford Tomlin,
Amanda
Smith,
Krystle
Wordsworth, Kevin Hartley,
Elisabeth Oliphant, Tricia
Knowles, Dawn Campbell, Kim
Rucker, Will Helou, Hamilton
Patrick, Lindsay Schenk, Reca
Barwin, and Josh Ehrenfeld.
Kickoff: Amanda Loch, Elizabeth Bradbury, Ellen Green, and
Dawn Campbell Cole.
Kickoff: Elizabeth
Elizabeth Broyhill.
Kickoff: Jocelyn
Sepideh Khansari.
Dennis
Chambers
and
Kickoff: Sarah Hannah and Will Helou.
and
Kickoff: Tricia Knowles and Kim Rucker.
best in class in all price ranges...
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SOLD
3000 NEW NATCHEZ TRACE
2811 KENWAY ROAD
635 ALEX DRIVE
ENCORE, #714
$597,000
Beautiful Home - Great Location
$450,000
Prime Location - Green Hills
$151,800
One Level Home - Open Floor Plan
Original List Price: $495,000
Jackie Roth Karr, 615.330.9779
Sutton Lipman Costanza, 615.438.6149
Kara Elion, 917.272.8828
Michelle Maldonado, 615.260.4423
(Selling Agent)
6122 ROBIN HILL ROAD
251 CHATFIELD WAY
2857 WELLESLEY TRACE
225 CHATFIELD WAY
$1,795,000
Extraordinary Home - West Meade Farms
$1,099,000
Stunning Views - Complete Privacy
$823,000
Golf Club Lane Area - Stunning
$675,000
Perfect Location - Franklin
Jackie Roth Karr, 615.330.9779
Lawrence Lipman, 615.364.3333
Donna Tisdale, 615.202.8799
Traci Lawrence, 615.946.8708
1215 CARNTON
6649 JOCELYN HOLLOW RD
4301 SNEED ROAD
1620 WHISPERING HILLS DR
$549,999
Amazing Opportunity - Franklin
$595,000
West Meade Farms - Privacy
$499,900
Easy Walk To Julia Green School
$349,900
Laurelbrooke Subdivision - Rare Flat Lot
Chris Mannino, 615.299.7995
Pat Heckman, 615.426.0397
Anne Ruark, 615.210.6966
Angela Wright, 615.406.3212
NEW LISTING
CONTRACT FELL THROUGH
524 BELAIR WAY
2000 FIONA WAY
ART AVE, #302
420 ELYSIAN FIELDS
$310,000
Rare Basement Unit - Burton Hills
$244,900
Full Brick Home - Move In Condition
$160,000
In Downtown’s New Art District
$90,000
22 Units Available - Gated community
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WINDSOR TOWER, #805
205 SPRING RIDGE COURT
$1,285,000 - MLS# 1431846
Exceptional Quality - Great Location
$319,900
3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths
$350,000
Entire Unit Gutted To The Studs!
$395,000
Private Custom Brick Home
Lawrence Lipman, 615.364.3333
Emily Lowe, 615.509.1753
Anne Ruark, 615.210.6966
5046 HILL PLACE DRIVE
PENDING
NEW PRICE
1700 KINGSBURY
7380 CUMBERLAND DRIVE
1725 LIBERTY PIKE
3569 N BERRYS CHAPEL ROAD
$365,000
Spacious Home In Forest Hill
$1,495,000
Exceptional Estate - Pool
$349,500
Updated - Franklin - McKays Mill
$375,000
5 Acre Site - Brentwood
Renee Max, 615.975.7043
Sutton Lipman Costanza, 615.438.6149
Emily Lowe, 615.509.1753
Pat Heckman, 615.426.0397
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219 Haverford $650,000
Hillwood Neighborhood
This beautifully refined Tudor will come on the market on Thursday. We have showings already set up for this property so, do make sure to make your appointment soon. This home has been completely updated. Its feel is fresh and
clean- the hardwoods contrast beautifully with the crisp white walls. The house is unobstructed perfection- as you go
from room to room, you continue to be surprised and delighted with the detail. Once you enter the master bedroom,
you become speechless with the fact that this home, truly, has no flaws. The house feels positive and uplifting; it feels
happy and fresh. It is truly, truly lovely. 2 car det'd garage with studio.
1Breckenridge $899,000
Otterwood in Forest Hills
“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
Lifetime Member
Platinum Level
Award of Excellence
(D) 320-4749
(M) 593-9854
jodiebarringer@realtracs.com
JodieBarringer.com
5008 square feet of refined taste. The first time I went to this gorgeous house, I never left the back deck- why should I have? Everyone at the party
was out there!! The back deck is the picture you see to the right- it extends the width of the kitchen and dining room. From the French doors at
the other end of the dining room is the second porch that you see. I show you these pictures here because you can only imagine what the rest of
the house is like! On the main floor you will have the den open to the kitchen and back porch. From this den, you will enter the family room or
climb the stairs to three of the four bedrooms and second level office. On the ground level of the home you will find the playroom, a work out
room, a fourth bedroom, and a workshop in the deep three car garage...what will come as a welcome surprise is the scrumptious pool- and, let
me tell you something.. if you have EVER wanted a sexy pool, this is it. This is a house for entertainers. This is a house for someone who wants a
bold, strong house that speaks to originals. This house is for the person who wants to live in nature luxuriously. This is for you if you want a house
that envelops you heart and soul. Otterwood is behind Richland Country Club in the Percy Priest School District.
SOLD!
SOLD!
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1804 Fatherland
$315,000
Green Hills
164 Jefferson Sq.
$310,000
Green Hills
SOLD!
327-4800
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5025 Georgetown 17-H
$175,000
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$215,000
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$165,000
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125 Clydelan Court $965,000
Clydelan Court is a Michael Shears hose building 2007.
Set on a nice, flat yard, the back and side yards are fully
fenced for lots o yard play by children, pets, and parents!
Kick back on your screened in porch and be just a stone's
throw from the children's sandbox. On rainy days, have
them play in the huge upstairs playroom that has lots o
storage for games and toys. Each of the three bedrooms
upstairs has its own bath. The upstairs office will share
the hall bath with bedroom 4. The Master Suite extends
from the front f the house to the rear on the main floor.
The Master bedroom is large enough to have a small siting area. The master closet has sturdy shelving and
drawers for all your clothes. The cheerful kitchen looks
over both the se yard and the back yard, so that you can
se the children playing while you tend to tasks indoors.
This home was built by a builder with a family. He knows
how families live- and he provides for that lifestyle beautifully in 125 Clydelan Court! Come see! Jodie
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7137 Swift Road
Greenbriar $3,995,000 Co-List Steve Fridrich
9 Lynnwood Lane
Belle Meade $2,450,000
PENDING
1624 Chickering Rd
Belle Meade/Forest Hills $1,850,000
407 Jackson Blvd
ELAINE BETTY
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4432 E. Brookfield
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105 Leake Ave
Belle Meade $599,000
615-300-5093 615-429-5182
Co-List with Steve Fridrich
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236 Burlington Pl
Green Hills $575,000
803 Lynnwood Blvd
Belle Meade $575,000
3737 West End Ave
The Westbury $499,900
SOLD:
105 Belle Meade Blvd
Belle Meade
1203 Nichol Lane
Belle Meade
917 Westview
Belle Meade
239 Burlington Pl
Green Hills
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Congratulations Lucy Smith
2012 Realtor of the Year
Realtor of the Year is awarded to the Realtor
who stands out for their contributions to their
profession, the industry and the community.
“Her incredible drive, intelligence, passion and
knowledge of the industry have certainly led to
tremendous success. She is a remarkable professional
and a remarkable person, which is why she’s honored
for her leadership and hard work."
– Price Lechleiter,
GNAR President
Our past recipients of this award are proud of you!
Molly Edmondson
Steve Fridrich
Whit Clark
Realtor of the Year - 1994
Congratulations Richard Bryan...
on your THREE Greater
Nashville Association of Realtors
Awards of Excellence.
• Top Individual Listing Agent
• Top Individual Selling Agent
• Lifetime Diamond Award
Fridrich & Clark proudly salutes our 2012 winners of the
Greater Nashville Association of Realtors Awards of Excellence
Diamond Award – Life Members
Starling Davis
Richard Bryan
Mary Beth Thomas
The DIAMOND Award of Excellence is awarded for either a minimum of
$10,000,000 in qualified net volume of sales and/or leases OR a minimum of 100
closed transactions during the applicable calendar year.
Platinum Award – Life Members
Jodie
Barringer
Mike
Gallagher
Sapphire Award
Betty
Finucane
Elaine
Finucane
Trish
Woolwine
Gold Award
Beth
Molteni
Tom
Fussell
Courtney
Jenrath
Life Member
Silver Award
Marilyn
Blankenship
Keri
Cannon
Sam
Coleman
Silver Life
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Tammy
Elkins
Suzanne
Elmer
Carol
Crowell
Josh
Cook
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Grasman
Jane
Harrell
Mary Elcan
May
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Suzi
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LuAnn
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Simons
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Lucy
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Jennifer
Stadler
Rae
Thomas
Brenda
Williams
Maintaining our tradition of excellence, Fridrich & Clark had more recipients
of the Awards of Excellence than any other Middle Tennessee real estate firm.
Our 30 recipients represent 22.2% of the 135 awards given in 2012.
“Looking back, I remember having a conversation with my parents,
rolling my eyes and saying, I will never sell real estate...”
“My clients benefit from my vast knowledge of the area,
a perk of being a Nashville native.”
Each transaction is unique. Buying a home can
be frustrating but I believe it should be a fun and
exciting time in a person’s life.
Moral of the story... Never say never!
I look forward to working
with you in 2013!
Lake Home
1078 Hickory Harbor Dr
1.5 Acres with dock and
210' water frontage
$1,425,000
Franklin/6.68 Acres
4680 Everal Lane
5 BR/6.5 BA, 8737 SF
$1,375,000
Brentwood/Princeton Hills
754 Kirby Place
5 BR/5.5 BA, 7904 SF
$1,081,731
Belle Meade Highlands
144 Alton Road
5 BR/4.5 BA, 4583 SF
$875,000
Brentwood/Wetherbrooke
628 Calverton Lane
5 BR/4 full BA, 5033 SF
$864,900
Forest Hills Area/1.21 Acres
4533 Wayland Drive
4 BR/3.5 BA, 2957 SF
$675,000
Oak Hill/1.31 Acres
4217 Morriswood Drive
4 BR/3 BA, 2853 SF
$675,000
Historic Richland
323 Greenway Avenue
4 BR/2.5 BA, 3016 SF
$664,900
Green Hills
1131 Granny White Court
3 BR/3.5 BA, 3450 SF
$530,000
Franklin/1.7 Acres
7050 Asberry Drive
4 BR/4 BA, 3540 SF
$439,000
Patina
228 Orlando Avenue
3 BR/2.5 BA, 2424 SF
$395,000
Green Hills/Seven Hills
4717 Benton Smith Road
4 BR/3 BA, 2592 SF
$395,000
Natchez Trace Pkwy Area
1.46 Acres
8287 Old Harding Pike
3 BR/3 BA, 2640 SF
$345,000
Franklin/Royal Oaks
230 Kensington Place
3 BR/2.5 BA, 1717 SF
$259,700
Bellevue
McCrory Trace Estates
144 Sequoyah Lane
3 BR/2.5 BA, 2991 SF
$275,000
RICHARD BRYAN
615-321-9531
RichardFBryan.com
433 Lynnwood Blvd.
$1,049,00
6117 Montcrest Dr.
$699,000
250 Lauderdale Rd.
$639,900
501 Acklen Park Dr.
$489,900
Mary Beth Thomas
Cell: 615.714.7183
1400 Rosa L. Parks
#216
$285,000
Email: marybeththomas1@me.com
Website: www.marybeththomas.net
It's going to be a busy Spring!
Stonebridge Park
511 Chippenham Ct
$899,999
Carlisle
1636 Cooper Creek Lane
$675,000
Green Hills/Golf Club
105 Hanover Square
$585,000
Horseshoe Bend
2988 Polo Club Road
$545,000
Horseshoe Bend
912 Riverbend Road
$479,900
Winfield Park
1449 Wexford Downs Lane
$379,900
TRISH WOOLWINE
615-376-6461 • trishwoolwine@comcast.net
Big & Beautiful
Oak Hill Valley
Brentwood High School
4 BR/3 BA, 3528 SF
5 BR/5 BA, 6252 SF $650,000
Full Basement $725,000
Spacious and spectacular just begins Grand entry. Kitchen with new gas
to describe the features of this home.
stove opens to spacious den with
Gleaming hardwood floors, handsome fireplace and wet bar. Up and down
trim work, fantastic kitchen with
master suites. New tiled baths. Full
beautiful granite counters and glazed
finished daylight basement.
cabinets. Full basement with great
8321 Alamo Rd
storage and hobby space.
913 Van Leer Dr
Big & Beautiful in
Charming Oak Hill cottage
Carronbridge
Historic acre lot
4 BR/4.5 BA, 5568 SF
3 BR/2.5 BA, 2411 SF
$650,000
$335,000
Tall ceilings. Elegant formal & casual Original quality and charm fill this
spaces. Main level master & guest 50's ranch. Hardwoods under carpet.
suites. Full daylight basement.
Spacious living room with fireplace.
Screened porch with putting green!
739 Elysian Fields Rd
193 Carronbridge Way
ERIC GRASMAN, Broker
615-400-7355 • Eric@TheBigMove.com
TheBigMove.com
Laurelbrooke - 1705 Talbot Trail
Belle Meade - 4315 Iroquois
"Fontenay Chateau". Beautiful private lot. Grand 2 story dome entry.
Fabulous master & guest suites down. Gorgeous Infinity pool.
Tranquil lanai and outdoor living. $2,395,000
Elegant home with tons of natural light. 10' ceilings.
Handsome hardwoods. Bright open kitchen top of line appliances.
Golden master retreat & bath. 5BR/4.5 BA, 7466 SF $2,299,000
15.9 Acres - 1100 Wrights Lane
Natchez Valley - 108 Valley Creek Court
One of a kind with the best material & technology. 17 Rooms!
Plush landscaping & very private. All new kitchen. Master down.
Inground pool. Pond & boat dock. Guest house. $1,999,990
14.66 Acres. Franklin. Beautiful details and open floorplan.
Custom built kitchen. Storm shelter. Custom mouldings.
Luxurious Master suite & bath. 4 BR/3.5 BA, 4747 SF $950,000
SOLD
Green Hills - 1710 Graybar Lane
Brighton Close - 114 Brighton Close
English Tudor. Quality high-end finishes. Unmatchable convenience &
location. Master down. Wonderful outdoor living. $889,900
Chic suburban living. Main level master. Renovated kitchen
Great media room. In-law suite. Elevator. Private decks with waterfall &
pond. 5 BR/4.5 BA, 4365 SF $669,900
YOUR REALTOR
FOR YOUR LIFESTYLE
STARLING DAVIS
615-485-6047
www.StarlingDavis.com
Burton Hills - 65 Ravenwood Hills Circle
Heart of Green Hills. Top notch kitchen. Large master up.
Hardwood & custom flooring. Pretty millwork. Renovated baths.
3 BR/3.5 BA, 2914 SF $439,000
30 Years of Real Estate Experience
Abbottsford 1004 Greenwich Park
A rare find of location, finishes, outdoor living
and green space. The best of everything.
$1,495,000
Abbottsford 509 Belgrave Park
A jewel! Fabulous kitchen with fireplace. Great
outdoor living. Walk to all things Green Hills.
$623,700
Green Hills 804 Alder Court
Perfect location. Perfect Nanny or In-Law
space has kitchen, laundry & covered parking.
$1,180,000
SAM
COLEMAN
Broker, GRI, CRS
615-210-6057
High Walkability! 4487 Post Place #155
Open floorplan & totally redecorated.
Walk to 3 grocery stores, Starbucks, retail &
over 15 restaurants. $245,000
610 Westview Avenue
Belle Meade
$1,175,000
The Rokeby 3901 West End # 105
Mid-town living at its finest! Open corner unit.
New hardwoods. Fireplace. 24 hour doorman.
$305,000
406 Sunnyside Drive
Belle Meade
$775,000
314 Greenway Avenue
Historic Richland
$735,000
138 Prospect Hill
Sugartree
$698,000
UNDER CONTRACT
UNDER CONTRACT
2600 Woodlawn Drive
Hillsboro/West End
$459,000
6206 Bresslyn Road
West Meade
$425,000
MISSY
SCOVILLE
615-579-8627
www.SamColemanHomes.com
Buy, Sell, Design & Build
In Nashville’s
Urban Neighborhoods
COURTNEY
JENRATH
615-278-6210
– Happy People Happy Homes –
SUZANNE ELMER
REALTOR , ABR, Broker, CRS, e-PRO, GRI
®
Suzanne@SuzanneElmer.com
www.SuzanneElmer.com
615-496-3728
elegantnashvillehomes.com
PENDING
Brentmeade
Mid 600s
Old Natchez Trace
600s
Harpeth River Drive
$442,000
Benton Smith
400s
River Landing
400s
Greeley
$349,900
NEW CONSTRUCTION
Belle Meade • 4312 Sunnybrook Drive
$1,399,000
www.4312SunnyBrook.com
SEAN SIMONS
615-852-SEAN
McKays Mill
300s
Lealand
300s
Sylvan Park
$259,900
Cool California Contemporary
420 Summit Oaks Dr
4 BR/2.5 BA, 3200 SF • $384,500
~ COMING SOON ~
Kingston Springs
241 Harpeth View Trail
4 BR/3 BA
Downtown Loft
231 5th Avenue N
3 BR/2.5 BA
~ SOLD ~
847 Percy Warner
937 Neuhoff Lane
6014 Sedberry Rd.
910 Neuhoff Ln.
6525 Cornwall Dr.
805 Bircham Ct.
6605 Anderson Rd, 265 acres
2116 Hobbs Rd. M4
www.ANashvilleHome.com
Move-in Ready in Traceside
605 Meadow Glen Ct
3 BR/2.5 BA, 2722 SF • $304,500
~ LAND FOR SALE ~
21 Acres in Bellevue - Merrymount Drive
$179,900
Strickly Real Estate
ANN MARIE
STRICKMAKER
615-881-0661
EVELYN
RODGERS
615-347-5100
“This is the home you’ve been waiting for!”
Ravenwood High School • 1884 Erlinger
Forest Hills • 5321 Cherry Blossom Trail
So much house for the money and picture perfect.
Fantastic renovation. Park-like treed lot with creek. Fan- Grand entry. Gorgeous open kitchen and living spaces.
tastic master & two guest rooms on main. Two new kids’ Master and guest suites on main level. Private 1/2 acre
BR and BA up. Two rec rooms. Gorgeous screened porch & lot with extensive landscaping. 5 BR/4.5 BA, 4601 SF.
outdoor living. 5 BR/4 full, 2 half BA, 4960 SF. $949,900 Just Reduced $624,900
NEW LISTING
TOM
FUSSELL
615-477-7653
Devon Highlands • 805 N Highlands Court
Recent updates. 3 BR/2.5 BA, 2738 SF home. Lots of
character and large living space. Ceramic tile, hardwoods
& new carpet. Quiet cul-de-sac, private backyard.
$317,000
Just off West End • 4487 Post Place #1
Walk right in - no steps! All hardwoods & tile. Walk-out
patio with green space at your back door. perfect for
letting the pets out. Walk to shopping & restaurants.
Immediate possession. $189,900
www.nashvilleSOLD.com
Gated Bancroft - Absolutely Beautiful
520 Westview
$1,395,000
• Fabulous Belle Meade Renovation at the top of Signal Hill
- House bears that name!
• Ludowici tile roof
• Geothermal heat & air
• Hardwoods throughout
• Carrara marble baths & kitchen
• SubZero, Wolf, Asko
& Scottsman appliances
• 5 BR/3.5 BA, 4813 SF
LUCY SMITH
14 Bancroft Place
• European concrete stucco.
• Elegant entry.
• Stunning millwork and built-ins.
• Amazing kitchen with everything.
• High ceilings.
• 19 x 26 room in unfinished basement.
• Private, park-like backyard with putting green.
$1,299,000
2012 GNAR REALTOR OF THE YEAR
615-347-8827
www.LucySSmith.com
JANE HARRELL
615-351-0090
SOLD
3086 Auburn Lane
Green Hills - $639,000
6 BR/3.5 BA, 4107 SF
4003 Estes
Green Hills - $529,500
4 BR/3.5 BA, 3280 SF
459 Patina Circle
3 BR/3.5 BA, 2557 SF
COMING SOON
Patina Circle, Lot 20
3 BR/2.5 BA
6319 Saint Henry's Drive
Warner Park Valley - $279,900
3BR/2.5 BA, 2790 SF
SOLD
428 Patina Circle
4BR/3.5 BA, 2436 SF
COMING SOON
JENNIFER STADLER
615-973-3969
6716 Boundary Run
Riverwalk -$230,000
3 BR/2.5 BA, 1971 SF
21 Vaughns Gap #79
Belle Meade Highlands, $82,000
2 BR/1 BA, 960 SF
It's more than just buying or
selling a house... it's a relationship.
We LOVE our clients. Thanks to
sales from 2012, we are now able to
feed over 1,300 school children in
Zimbabwe every day - children who
would not have a meal all day
without your support.
To find out how your
home purchase helps provide
homes for AIDS orphans in Africa,
please visit our website at
www.homestheplace.com
National Association of Realtors Good
Neighbor Award for outreach in Africa
GNAR Community Service Award
KERI
CANNON
615-482-1593
PAM
KIDD
615-830-2501
www.HomesThePlace.com
GNAR Awards of Excellence,
2006-Present
Nashville Emerging Leader Awards
in Real Estate Category
COMING SOON
NEW LISTING
Burton Hills/Green Hills
714 Summerwind Circle
Bridgeton Park/Brentwood
9707 Tanglewood Ln $370,000
Private cul-de-sac. Open floorplan. 4 BR/3 BA, 3175 SF.
Ravenwood High School. Large living spaces. 3 BR/3 BA, 3454 SF.
SOLD
Brentwood - 9226 Fox Run Dr*
Brentwood - 1507 Red Oak Dr*
Brentwood - 600 Fountainbrooke Ct*
Hillsboro Village - 2113 Bernard Ave
Brentwood - 1275 Bridgeton Park Dr
Spring Hill – 6009 Chickadee Cir
*Assisted buyer
MARILYN BLANKENSHIP
Marilyn@MarilynTheRealtor.com
615-533-9377
Belle Meade
Richland/Central
Brentwood
Old Hickory Lake
ALL OVER TOWN ...
... you can always get the right PRICE!
PRICE LECHLEITER
615-263-4836 • www.PriceLechleiter.com
MANAGING BROKER, ABR, CRS, GRI
West Meade
Green Hills
Midtown
Sylvan Park
PROFESSIONALISM, SERVICE… and PRICE!
Elegant and masterfully renovated!
~ 118 Brook Hollow Road ~
• Beautiful entry
• Chef's kitchen open to family room
• Master suite on main level
• Salt water pool
• Pool house with dressing area & full bath
• 2.2 Acre lot
• 5 BR/4.5 BA, 6102 SF
$1,400,000
RAE THOMAS
615-440-7584
We are homeowners with children,
families, and evolving priorities.
We experience life’s changes,
both expected and unexpected.
We understand you because
our lives are like yours.
OFFERING 2,314 YEARS
OF COMBINED REAL
ESTATE EXPERIENCE
WE ARE
FRIDRICH & CLARK.
Franklin • 1350 King Lane, 700 Acres
$25,500,000
Belle Meade • 1358 Page Rd, 6 Acres
$19,500,000
Bancroft • 30 Bancroft Pl, 6 Acres
$5,799,000
Belle Meade • 4431 Tyne Blvd, 3.9 Acres
$5,500,000 Co-List Margaret Taylor
Belle Meade Area • 1039 Lynnwood, 2.08 Acres
$4,500,000
Belle Meade • 1311 Chickering Rd, 2.02 Acres
$4,500,000 Co-Listed Margaret Taylor
Seven Springs Farm • 631 Hill Road
26 Acres $4,200,000 Co-List Whit Clark
Greenbriar • 7137 Swift Rd, 68.83 Acres
$3,995,000 Co-List Betty Finucane
STEVE FRIDRICH
615-321-4420
Belle Meade • 1216 Canterbury Dr
$3,750,000
Franklin • 5195 Old Harding Rd, 30 Acres
$3,495,000
Belle Meade • 405 Jackson Blvd, 2.32 Acres
$3,200,000
Hill Place • 5113 Annesway Dr
$2,450,000
Belle Meade • 4412 Harding Pl, 1 Acre
$2,450,000
Golf Club/Hampton • 2320 Golf Club Ln
1.10 Acres $2,350,000
Belle Meade • 519 Belle Meade Blvd
$2,250,000
Forest Park • 170 Chickering Meadows
$2,250,000
STEVE FRIDRICH
615-321-4420
Williamson County • 7790 Oscar Green Rd, 125 Acres
$1,495,000
Belle Meade • 4307 Glen Eden Dr
$1,425,000
COMING IN MAY
Belle Meade Highlands • 164 Cheek Rd
$1,397,500
Belle Meade Highlands • 131 Page Rd
$999,000 Co-List Whit Clark
Middleton • 111 Middleton Cr
$935,000
Belle Meade Lot • 4421 Forsythe Pl
$925,000
Belle Meade • 402 Sunnyside Dr
$925,000
Belle Meade Area • 4370 Chickering Ln
4.25 Acres $825,000
STEVE FRIDRICH
615-321-4420
Forest Hills • 2308 Tyne Blvd, 1.03 Acres
$795,000 Co-List Whit Clark
Postwood • 111 Postwood Pl
$660,000
SOLD
Belle Meade Lot • 627 Royal Oaks Pl
$650,000
105 Belle Meade
SOLD
SOLD
4404 Honeywood
2509 Iron Gate • Represented Buyer
SOLD
SOLD
5400 Hillsboro Rd
STEVE FRIDRICH
5440 Old Halls Hill Pike
615-321-4420
New Construction in Brentwood • 9486 Highland Bend
Preserve at Concord. Custom finishes. 5 BR/5.5 BA, 4377 SF. $779,900
A Slice of Heaven • 8833 OC Floyd Rd
6.120 Acres in College Grove. Rolling hills, barn & custom 3 BR home.
Truly the perfect home and setting. $599,900
PENDING
PENDING
SOLD
SOLD
9252 Carrisbrook Lane
Annandale
$1,049,000
9478 Highland Bend
Preserve at Concord
$799,900
371 Jones Parkway
Brentwood
$1,699,000
9260 Carrisbrook Lane
Annandale
$1,099,900
MARY KOCINA
615-300-5996 | MaryKocina.com
NEW LISTING
PENDING
5748 Hillsboro Road
Exquisite Mediterranean style home with salt water
pool. 3.02 Acres $1,649,000
4535 Wayland
Forest Hills. Exceptional backyard
4 BR/5.5 BA, 5494 SF. $1,475,000
Matching Unique People
with Unique Properties!
NEW LISTING
3826 Bedford Avenue #302
Rare offering in Bedford Commons.
Superb location. Private. $549,000
511 Chippenham
Stonebridge Park. Beautiful views of river &
Warner park. Stunning. $899,999
COMING SOON
Backbone Road
Historic Beersheba Springs. 2 retreats to choose
from both renovated with stunning bluff views.
From $399,000
323 Lynwood
Classic Belle Meade.
Recently renovated 5 BR.
www.RitaPuryear.com
www.TrudyByrd.com
615-403-2878 615-294-0055
SOLD
631 Hill Road
www.631Hill.com
$4,200,000 Co-List Steve Fridrich
131 Page Road
www.131Pageroad.com
$999,000 Co-List Steve Fridrich
120 Ensworth Avenue
$995,000
2308 Tyne Blvd.
Forest Hills $795,000
Represented Buyer
Co-List Steve Fridrich
SOLD
432 Westview Avenue
Belle Meade
$549,000
1935 Old Hickory Blvd
181 Ivey Court
Brentwood/Wildwood Estates Ashland City/Custom Lake Home
$495,000
$369,000
Exceeding
Client Expectations
since 1977
615-300-3826
105 Leake Ave
Belle Meade Towers - 2 Units
#76 $317,600 #36 $280,000
www.WhitClark.com
Distinctive Living
4431 Tyne Blvd
$5,500,000
1311 Chickering Rd
$4,500,000
4440 Sheppard Place
$3,100,000
1021 Tyne Blvd
806 Lynnwood Blvd
1125 Balbade
124 Prospect Hill
600 Hillwood Blvd
PEGGY
HUTTON
615-292-6029
Pending
Sold
Southern Charm & Pool
905 Stuart Lane
Brentwood Schools
8204 Alamo Road
UNDER CONTRACT IN 1 DAY
4 BR/3.5 BA, 3284 SF. Pristine! Ready
for YOU. Gleaming hardwoods. New
carpet, fresh paint and tons of upgrades.
2 master suites, 1 down. 2000 SF in
unfinished basement. $539,000
Spacious home with charm, updates,
covered porch overlooking pool.
5 BR/4 full 3 half BA, 5650 SF. Fabulous
unfinished but livable basement.
Scales/Brentwood High. $849,000
Reserve at Sonoma
1830 Stryker Place
$699,000
Pending
$349,000
MARGARET
TAYLOR
615-300-0774
www.SeekNashvilleHomes.com
4205 Hood Ave
Green Hills
$350,000
Exclusive custom built area in Sonoma.
Fabulous culdesac. Very few beautiful
lots like this in 37027. Property backs to
woods, back yard completely level.
House plan criteria: minimum of 3400
SF, 3 car garage & 80% brick or stone.
Ravenwood High School. $329,900
NANCY TICE
615-207-3758
Nticer1@comcast.net
UNDER CONTRACT
4.92 Acres • 3 BR home
Pool & Pool House
Edmondson Pike/Holt Rd Area
Recently Updated. New floors
Great house for entertaining:
main level. New paint. Refreshed
Formal living & dining, Den &
cabinets and so much more. Call
rec room! 1 Level living. Chef's
for details & to schedule your
kitchen. Looks brand new.
showing! $449,500
Pool house could be guest
house/rental. $659,500
600 Cotswold Park Court
Fieldstone Farms
LUCY BOTTORFF
ABR, CRS, E-PRO, GRI
3 BR/3 BA, 2642 SF
4104 Estes Rd
COMING SOON
Murfreesboro
133 Millwood Drive
Call for details!
478-3585
Personal Service
Never Goes
Out of Style
5316 Lancelot Road - Radnor Lake Area
Priced under appraisal $779,000
Loved by the owners for 35 years, this extensively renovated
home commits to quality and custom design treatment
throughout, making it unique while comfortable. The 1-acre
lot offers complete privacy with the rear bordering Radnor
Lake Nature Preserve and is convenient to Green Hills,
downtown Nashville and Brentwood.
Landscaping and irrigation system were
planned to minimize yard maintenance.
I use today’s technology to bring convenience
and ease to your real estate transaction, never
sacrificing my personal service to you.
ANN MONDELLI
615-390-3889
Offering 34 years of
personal, hands on
service to the
Nashville Community.
TRUDY CLARK
615-715-6272
www.TrudyClark.com
UNDER CONTRACT
4685 Everal Lane, Franklin $1,345,000
5924 Long Meadow, Hillwood Estates $1,195,000
Be INSPIRED! Absolutely stunning 6 acrews. Lovely home with everything you
want! Chef's kitchen. Gorgeous details. Exercise room. Media room.
AMAZING FREE STANDING, UNIQUE 800 SF STUDIO.
New construction, you can pick your own appliances, carpet, decorative lighting.
5 BR/5 full, 2 half BA, 5209 SF, 1.40 Acre lot
– LOT FOR SALE –
Sneed Road West
CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION!
1105 Crater Hill Drive, Chickering Hills $900,000
Stately Nashville home built by Ramsey Daugherty. 9’ and 10’ ceilings. 4 BR on
main level. Daylight walk-out lower level with open living area, FP, kitchenette, BR
and BA. 5 BR/ 4.5 BA 4768 SF. Co-Listed Elizabeth Hackett.
Yours to Count On
CHRISTOPHER SIMONSEN
615-473-6998 • Chris@ChristopherSimonsen.com
West Meade WOW
805 Belton Drive
So much to offer! Beautiful renovated
kitchen. Brazilian cherry hardwoods
Slate & tile flooring. Teen-suite/mancave/In-law quarters with full equipped
kitchen. 5 BR/5 full BA. $499,500
Green Hills
1701 Hillmont Drive
Perfect corner lot!
.40 Acres in prime location
$369,900
Gentleman's Horse Farm
376 Blue Door Road
10 Beautiful tree lined acres! 3 BR/2.5 BA,
2015 SF Home. 5 Stall horse barn
Hay Barn. 3 Car garage. Arena. 3 Paddocks.
RV carport & 50 AMP RV Outlet.
$265,000
Under Contract in 6 Days
Nashville
213 Woodland Street
3 BR/2 BA, 1655 SF
$175,000
SUSAN TOMLINSON
ABR, GRI, Awards of Excellence
615-400-3232
susantomlinsonhomes1.gmail.com
– West Meade –
749 Georgetown Drive
Bright kitchen and Florida room.
New roof, gutters, shutters & rec room.
Plantation shutters and pretty hardwoods, an added bonus!
3 BR/3 BA, 2850 SF $369,900
CINDY COOK 615-202-4645
CindyCookRealtor@gmail.com
Land Lovers!
109 Bradley Road, Ashland City
Gorgeous farm located 45 minutes from downtown Nashville!
228 acres total, with 150+ AC tillable. Farmhouse and multiple barns.
Multiple ponds ready for livestock or recreation. Apple orchard and creek.
Breathtaking view and many potential building sites.
CALL THE MAN WHO
LOVES THE LAND!
Price $5,000 per acre. $1,140,000 MLS# 1432346
1 acre = 43,560 SF = 160 Square Rods
1 Rod = 16.5 ft
1 Section = 640 Acres = 1 Square Mile
TRAVIS
ROBESON
For more interesting tidbits...
visit my website!
www.TravisRobeson.com
615-944-3909
ABR, e-PRO, REALTOR
®
3917 Trimble Rd
French country classic built 2005,
4 BR/3.5 BA, 4,031 SF plus expansion
space. Unbeatable location!
817 Saussy Ct
West Meade $599,000
Custom home of impeccable detail
built 2006, 4 BR/4.5 BA, 3,539 SF.
Hardwoods throughout!
608 DORSHIRE - DEVON PARK
Familly neighborhood. Zoned Harpeth Valley School. 4 BR/2.5 BA, 3000 SF.
Bonus over garage via back stairs. Needs updating. $339,000
ALSO AVAILABLE
1100 Bedfordshire, Devon Park
SOLD
4101 Skyline Dr
Green Hills $1,400,000
3705 Asheford Trace, Area 1
Built in 2006 and featured in
Nashville Lifestyles, 5 BR/4.5 BA,
6,493 SF. Walk to Julia Green!
Main level master, mahogany half inch hardwoods, open floor plan,
bonus over garage with half BA. New roof. Needs new carpet.
Only $154,900
COMING SOON, Burlington Unit
LACEY NEWMAN
615-772-7654
laceynewmanrealtor@gmail.com
EXPERIENCE • ENERGY • EXCELLENCE
4 BR/3.5 BA in sought after Devon Park across from Ensworth & Warner
Park. Main level master, bonus, den, LR, DR, gorgeous kitchen, sunroom
& new windows. Understated elegance. 3250 SF $389,000
2 BR/2 BA, 1 level living in Green Hills. Full unfinished basement.
High volume ceilings, diagonal hardwoods, great windows.
Under $250,000
LOIS FINK • 615-482-4000
We Have Buyers
Ready to Go!
LAND
FOR SALE
Scales or Grassland
School Zone
4 bedrooms plus a rec.
$500,00 to $600,00.
43 acres on Hwy 25 in Robertson County.
2 lush pastures divided by timber.
$375,000
Green Hills
Newer construction
3500 + SF. Up to $800,000.
Totally renovated 2 BR/2 BA in Windsor Tower
is a real value at $329,000
Maury County
50 plus minimum acres
with updated home
COMING SOON
Brentwood Townhome
conveniently located with 2
BR/2.5 BA. Refinished floors,
new carpet, fresh paint and
large garage. Mid 170s
Golf Club Ln
Gloucester Square
3 bedroom/3 bath home
with 2 car garage.
Mt. Juliet
3500 SF newer construction
on an acre or larger lot
Whitland Area
3 bedroom cluster home
with fabulous private patio.
CALL THE TEAM WITH EXPERIENCE AND ENERGY AND LET US WORK FOR YOU!
SUZANNE LEWTER
615-300-7718
SUZANNELEWTER@GMAIL.COM
JENNY PERKINS
615-504-2979
PERKINJE@REALTRACS.COM
Great open floor plan.
Picturesque deck,
fenced back yard
backs to woods,
2 car garage with attic
storage & more!
3 BR/2 BA, 1640 SF.
$185,000
4928 Yorkshire Rd - Representing Seller
Represented Buyer
Representing
Bringing Great Folks Together With Great Homes
~ Specializing in the Nashville, Brentwood, Franklin areas ~
Buyers
and Sellers
all over
Greater
Nashville
2611 Matchstick - Represented Buyer
Represented Buyer
514 Hunting Hills - Represented Buyer
BOB SEAVER
615-347-2018
bobseaver1@gmail.com
Represented Buyer
TERESA BEARD
615-330-9461
www.TeresaBeardHomes.com
856 Pasadena
1501 Paris Ave
1449 Hunters Branch
Represented Buyer
Represented Seller
Represented Buyer
1164 Cynthia Lane
1425 Joe Pyron Drive
116 Overlook Drive
Represented Seller
Represented Buyer
Represented Buyer
Successfully Representing
Buyers and Sellers
COMING SOON
SUZIE DEYOUNG
615-480-2348
www.SuzieDeYoung.com
2 Cherub Court
– THE GOVERNORS CLUB –
Reduced • $859,000
5009 Country Club • Brentwood
FAIRWAYS VIEWS! Beautiful 4 BR/4.5, 4861 SF Home. Exercise
Room. Temp. Controlled Wine Cellar. Game Room. Multi-Level
Deck. 4 Car garage. $875,000
JERRI DAVIS
615-210-9541
4 BR/4.5 BA, 5341 SF. Like New! Beautiful details make all
the difference in the custom home in gated Governors Club.
DONNA PROFILET, Broker
615-739-4767
dprofilet@comcast.net
AREA 10
AREA 7
50+ acres on corner of Split Log and Sam Donald Rd. Level
acreage. Prime location. Only minutes from Cool Springs Mall. Presently
zoned for Sunset and Ravenwood schools. Ranch home on the property.
$1,925,000 MLS #’s1412809, 1412814, 141281
AREA 2
Lake Front. Old Hickory Lake. Mt. Juliet. Perfect weekend retreat!
Total peace and privacy. 12+ rolling acres with over 1000 feet lake front.
New dock. Recently renovated approximately 1700 SF lake house. Enjoy
relaxing, boating, fishing or four wheeling. Plenty of space to build a barn
for horses. Separate 3 car garage for boats, cars and/or equipment. Only
40 minutes from downtown Nashville and 20 minutes from the airport.
Providence Mall only 15 minutes 623 Gambill Cove/Tubbs Road.
$559,000 MLS#1433177
Call me about my new Green
Hills listing! Condo, mid 180’s
Coming April: Lovely listing in Boone Trace with 3 BR/2.5 BA, approx
2100 SF, bonus room over 2-car garage, large flat lot, huge backyard backs
to common area. New roof, gutters, downspouts, paint, granite. Fresh and
move in ready! Low $230’s.
COMING SOON
615-394-4663
www.CarolCrowell.com
carol@carolcrowell.com
TAKING PRIDE IN HELPING MY CLIENTS.
McGavock Farms
Custom built 2007. On golf course
fairway. Boasting almost 7000 SF.
Great lot for pool. Call for details!
COMING SOON
Indian Point
Completely renovated Brentwood
beauty. HURRY! Pick your paint
colors. Brentwood Schools.
UNDER CONTRACT
Nolensville
Mostly one level living with
upgrades. Former model home on
corner lot.
UNDER CONTRACT
Gulch condo - Icon #706
Corner unit overlooking pool, 1059 SF.
JASON CASEY
615-210-3949
jcasey@realtracs.com
I LISTEN TO YOUR NEEDS &
WORK HARD TO FULFILL
YOUR GOALS.
Call me! The Spring rush is NOW!
DEBBIE CRABTREE, ABR, GRI
615-504-8471
dcrabtree@realtracs.com
9236 Carrisbrook Lane – Annandale $1,099,000
743 Southmeade Pkwy – Oak Hill $919,000
A true GEM in Annandale. Beautiful screened porch & outdoor living. All 5 BR
have private BA & walk-in closets. Detailed molding and gorgeous lighting add to
the beauty. 5 BR/5.5 BA, approx 4678 SF. www.9236Carrisbrook.com
Perfect location. Full of charm. New HVAC, roof & appliances. Fantastic
salt-water pool & outdoor living. Ready for you and the warmer weather.
Approx 3624 SF, room for expansion. www.743Southmeade.com
528 Grand Oaks – Highlands of Belle Rive $810,000
1706 Championship – Westhaven $785,000
New price for this fabulous Brentwood home. 2 main level BR. Open kitchen.
Finished basement & rec room. Spotless. Convenient to Curry Ingram & Brentwood
Academy. 5 BR/6 BA, approx 6443 SF. www.528GrandOaks.com
The BEST in outdoor living! Luxurious with fine amenities. So much space.
Main level master & guest. Media/bonus, full basement. Custom wine room
5 BR/5.5 BA, approx 5092 SF. www.1706Championship.info
Chickering Lane Lot – Chickering Estates $719,000
337 Sandcastle – Franklin $489,000
Gorgeous old trees. Just outside of Belle Meade city limits.
All utilities available. 3.73 acres
4 BR/3.5 BA, approx 3593 SF. New roof. Walk to St. Matthews.
www.337Sandcastle.com
332 Wandering Circle – Avalon $439,500
30 Oak Valley – Spring Hill $203,900
Open floor plan with delightful porch and deck. 4 BR/2.5 BA, approx 3054 SF.
www.332WanderingCir.com
Hardwoods, vaulted ceilings, acre lot. 3 BR/2.5 BA, approx 1982 SF.
www.30OakValley.com
2261 N Berrys Chapel – Franklin $155,000
MollyEdmondson.com • 615-351-8753
COMPETENT • CREATIVE • CARING
Over 2 acres of privacy! Approved for 4 BR. Beautiful trees and rolling terrain.
COMPETENT • CREATIVE • CARING
Molly Edmondson continues to be one
of Nashville's top producing real estate
agents, as she has been for the past 40
years. She has served as president of the
Greater Nashville Association of Realtors
and has the experience to negotiate any
situation. For the past 8 years, Lisa Owings
has been working by her side. Together,
they provide professional yet personal
service for all your real estate needs.
LISA OWINGS, Affiliate Broker, ABR
668-0616 • LisaOwings@gmail.com
MollyEdmondson.com
615-351-8753
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CLASSIFIED
298-1500
HELP WANTED
RENT/LEASE
Are you looking for a meaningful job opportunity? Join the
Hendersonville Condo
by the Lake
2 yrs old. 2BR’s, 2.5BA’s.
All custom. $975/mo.
(615) 336-0175
Family Staffing Solutions’ team
of exceptional caregivers.
Two years experience, background checks, drug tests,
Reliable transportation required. Year end bonus plus
competitive... days, nights,
weekends, holidays.
Non smoking work environment
Now also hiring for Franklin,
Waverly and Dickson areas!
Fax resume to: 615.383.5676
or call for an appointment
615.383.5690
Earn $65 for approx 4.5 hrs
work - 1 day a wk. / Wed’s
West Meade area
Only one route open!
Must have Driver Lic & Insurance
Call 298-1500 Ask for Gary
Drivers: $1,000 Sign-On Bonus, Avg. yearly pay of
$48,500. Get Home Weekly
running Dedicated.
Werner Enterprises:
1-888-880-5902
Drivers: CDL-A Open Board,
Company Drivers. **40CPM**
Averaging 2500-3000 miles per
week. Great benefits,
Paid Holidays & Vacations.
401K plan available.
Safety awards program.
6mos Verifiable exp.
Call 877-455-7755
Owner Operators w/Tandem
Axle Tractors.
Dedicated Auto Parts Runs.
Pickup in SpringHill, TN to Lansing, MI.
Great Pay, Benefits, Hometime!
CDL-A, 18mos exp. 22yoa.
Clean MVR.
800-723-6046 x227
LAND & FARMS
DAVIDSON
18.90 Acres, Davidson, Creek,
Highway,Income, Deer, Turkey,
8538 Whites Creek Pike, 37080
615-384-4797
ANTIQUES
&
Consignment Shop
CLEANING SVCS.
Residential and Office Cleaning
Nothing too big or too small
THE
2015 8 Ave, So.
th
GREEN HILLS
APARTMENTS
is no longer just for retired teachers.
All seniors 62 and older may apply
with no fee. Efficiencies start at
$480 which includes utilities.
615-297-7536
greenhillsapts@comcast.net
Need to Rent?
Forest Hills
5811 Still Hollow
3 BR/3.5 BA, 3154 SF
2.5 Acres, $2500/mo
Brentwood Condo
1637 Brentwood Pointe
2 BR/2.5 BA, 1462 SF
$1500/mo
Jim McLeod (615) 390-5508
Fridrich & Clark Realty
(615) 263-4800
Lovely Condo at Royal Oaks
within walking distance to
Belle Meade Plaza. 1 level
3BR’s, 2BA home w/no steps.
9ft ceiling w/a gorgeous
private view. $1795/mo.
Available Now!
Susan P. Allison
(615) 594-5050
Benchmark Realty, LLC
(615) 371-1544
Music Row
Spacious 1BR, bath, livingroom,
kitchen, all appliances. Onsite
parking, convenient to everything! $795/mo.
Call (615) 593-0803
danielshearon@gmail.com
ATTORNEY SVCS
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
(615) 279-9922
Tues. - Sat. 10-5,
Sun. 12-5
www.8thavenueantiquemall.com
APPLIANCES
GREAT REFRIGERATORGently used for 2 years.
Side by Side with external
filtered water and ice.
Black Samsung
(# RS267TDBP) 26 cu. ft.
Serious Inquiries Only! $500
Call 615-297-9024
ATTORNEY SVCS
Debt Relief
Wills, Guardianships,
Power of Attorney, Deeds,
Estates, Bankruptcy,
$100 down Installments
A Debt Relief Agency
Nevin Law Firm 244-7708
www.RonNevinAttorney.com
CARE GIVER
Trustworthy Household
Help for Seniors
Cleaning and homemaker
services, shopping, errands,
etc.
Available part time as needed.
Impeccable references.
West Nashville.
CLEANING SVCS.
10+ years of experience
=
$47.00 = Husband and wife
team cleaning your home
for 2 hours.
$60.00 = 3 hours of cleaning.
Call 419-6753 or 419-6755
We take credit cards
FREE Estimates
THREE LADIES CLEANING
Contact Kim (615) 806-2754
or Courtney (615) 579-1710
Housecleaning
Also: Basements, Attics,
Windows, Garages,
Exterior Cleaning & Hauling.
Call Howard & Son
(615) 766-5986
COMPUTERS
COMPUTER Repair,
Setup, or Instructions
• Virus Removal
• Networking • iPhones
• We Service, Install or Teach
Visit www.wedoC.com
Call Mike (615) 974-6135
Computer Repair
• Virus Removal
• Hardware Repair/Upgrade
• Network Setup
• Data Recovery
www.oncalltek.com
Call Tony 615-566-1074
Quality, Name Brand
Computers!
Desktops $100-150,
Laptops $150-225
Virus Removal/ Repairs $50!
90 Day Warranty!
www.Computers4LessTN.com
(615) 573-5941
CONTRACTORS
.
• Plumbing
& Electrical Service
• Kitchen, Bath
& Home Remodeling
• HVAC
• General Handyman
Service
$
An All American Co.
Payment Plans available *Total Fee to Attorney
Residential Cleaning
Where Quality & Respect
Come First!
FOUNDATION REPAIR
& BASEMENT
WATERPROOFING
www.lighthousecleaningservice.com
Just One Call
615-298-HELP (4357)
(With court costs total is $860)
A NDREW L OVE A TTORNEY
AT
L AW
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
(615) 957-7661
Licensed, Insured & Bonded
ELECTRICIAN
Priced Right!
New Work, Old Work and
Service Calls.
10% senior discount.
Licensed-Bonded-Insured
(615) 522-1339
Electrical Specialist
New & Old Work
Small Jobs Welcomed
Licensed, Bonded & Insured
WMD Electrical Division
352-5191
ABC ELECTRIC, INC.
Residential / Commercial
Construction & Repairs
Craig
Office (615) 227-6342
Cell (615) 589-0135
ESTATE SALE
ESTATE SALE
Indoor & outdoor items. Gorgeous living room suite. Complete bedroom suite. Cherry
cabinet 6.5 ft. tall, 4 ft. wide X
1 ft. deep. Large custom built
entertainment center, 19.5
inches deep X 48 Inches wide
X 45 in tall. Many, many odds
and ends. Outdoor items: 2
Gazebo, one 12 ft. round, one
8 ft wide x 8 ft.tall with 2
swings on inside. Picnic tables 8 ft. long, Swing sets for
adults, Wrought Iron tables
and chairs. All items priced to
sell. 1986 long bed, 3 quarter
ton GMC pickup truck,
115,000 miles, automatic, 350
V8, not 4 wheel drive. For details call 615-480-9030.
Dickerson Rd & Old Hickory
Blvd area.
MAINTENANCE GEOTHERMAL/SOLAR
SOLUTIONS LLC
Select Air
Check out our website
www.kimkleen.webs.com
494*
ELECTRICAL SVCS.
Supplies furnished
My Husband & I Cleaning Your Place!
Having a Smile on Your Face
298-1500
Licensed & Insured
Geothermal & Solar
Geothermal design & build.
New Construction &
Existing Homes.
30% tax credit eligible
(615) 255-0603
www.selectairgeothermal.com
298-1500
IRON WORKS
Herendon Iron Works
• Hand forge • Sculpture
• Repair work • Custom Doors
& Entry Gates
Keithherendon.com
(615) 584-3089
HEAT/AIR COND.
Maynard Home Comfort
Heating, cooling &
plumbing experts.
Service all makes.
24 hr / (615) 255-0603
www.maynardhomecomfort.com
GUTTERS
Gutters Cleaned
Gutter Guards Installed!
Now is the time to clean
your gutters and or install
Gutter Guards.
Over 40 years in business.
Reasonable rates!
WMD 615-352-5191
FLOORING
Hardwood Floors
Old & New
Sand, Refinish, Installation
Free Estimates, 30 Yrs Exper.
Reasonable Rates
References Available
Joseph Speltz Floor Co.
(615) 754-8290
Hardwood floors, cleaned,
waxed, buffed, sanded and/or
refinished. Over 75 yrs in flooring.
Corlew & Perry, Inc. 832-0320
CLASSIFIED
298-1500
HOME IMPROVEMENT HOME IMPROVEMENT CONCRETE/MASONRY JUNK REMOVAL
Jordan Home Improvements
New Roof, Repair Roof,
Chimney Flashing,
Vinyl Siding & Trim, Gutters,
Rotted Wood Repairs, Decks,
Remove Walls, Brick Work,
Room Addition.
No Job to Small.
Free Estimates
Call (615) 578-7812
CALL PHIL
Save on Renovations!!!
Make user friendly...
Handicap Ramps &
Walkways
Decks: New & Old.
All Aspects of Carpentry
(615) 681-1767
Roofing &
Home Repair Service
- Since 1982 Bad Wood Replaced,
Masonry Repairs,
Chimney Repairs,
Bricks Replaced,
Decks Built.
Painting- all types, Roofing,
Gutter Work, Pressure Washing
All work guaranteed.
Ask for Paul (615) 305-7942
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
BEST CHOICE FOR: CONCRETE/MASONRY
PAINTING • DRYWALL
TILE • FRAMING
CROWN MOLDING
FLOORING • ROOFING
PRESSURE WASHING
CALL WATSON
(615) 506-6471
www.watsonpaint.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 890-0533
Buy American
Mark Harvill Concrete
Driveways, Patios, Slabs.
Colored & Stamped
Excavation and demo.
Since 1981
Free Estimates (615) 662-2015
Stone & Brick Work
Don’t Delay, Call Today!
Custom Waterfalls.
Also House Leveling.
30 Yrs Exp. / Free Estimates
Don Whitfield 356-7283
Willette Stone Masonry
Custom brick and Stone work,
mailbox, fireplace, rock walls &
retaining walls, Steps (Flagstone, brick, cobblestone, etc)
Entryways, Walkways and
Paths, outdoor grills/kitchen,
patio, planters, & firepits.
Repairs and New construction
Licensed & Insured
Call Ted Willette 934-6567
for estimate
JUNK REMOVAL
Reclaim Your Space!
We haul off unwanted items
CHEAPER!
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
25 Years in Business!
Lawns Mowed, Landscaping,
Shrubs Trimmed
Edging & Mulching
Seeding & Aerating
INSURED
Bobby Harris
(615) 519-8643
Darci’s Dreamscapes
Landscaping
Spring Ahead!
Residential & Commercial
Mowing, Mulching,
Hedge Trimming, Irrigation
Give a Girl a Chance.
(615) 766-3517
Recycle-Reuse-Repurpose
FREE ESTIMATES
Gary 243-4279
LAWN CARE
J&T
LAWNCARE
Free Lawn Care
HOME IMPROVEMENT
THE REMODELING SPECIALISTS
35 Years of Remodeling Experience
HANDYMAN
Electric, Plumbing,
Home Maintenance,
Remodeling.
Same Day Service
No Job too Small!
(615) 426-4321 / 476-5079
For All Of Your Home
Renovation Needs
www.broderickbuilders.com
DRAINAGE
DRAINAGE
• Extensive reference list
• Licensed & Insured
615.385.3210
H1Affordable1H
Hauling Junk Removal
615-275-6750
KEN R. FRYE
CONCRETE
DRIVEWAYS, PATIOS,
GARAGES, SIDEWALKS
WATER & DRAINAGE SPECIALIST
Do you have water under your house due
to surface water or wet weather springs?
You may need our help! We handle leaks in basements, standing water &
erosion problems. We install moisture barriers, water sealants, French and
Curtain drains and cut waterways and swells. Over 40 years of experience.
FREE EVALUATIONS, CALL (615) 631-2489
“all types of concrete finishings”
615-746-2201
615-975-7970
Retaining Walls • Brick
Stone • Blocks
Fireplaces • Chimneys
Brick Patios • Flowerbeds
Columns • Steps & Walkways
Tuck Pointing • Cracks
New & Repairs.
No Job too Small!
For Estimates
Call Jordan (615) 578-7812
Hauling or Moving Anything!
Junk/Brush/Trees/Clean-Outs
Junk/Brush/Trees/Clean-Outs
Appliances/Garage/Attic/Bsmt
Appliances/Garage/Attic/Bsmt.
Same Day Service
Same
Service
RainDay
or Shine,
7 Days
Days a Week!
615-275-6750
Receive 2 Free Cuts
With a Seasonal Commitment!
• Established
Company
FREE
ESTIMATES
• Uniformed
Employees
GREAT
RATES
• Insured
Mowing,
Mulching,
Servicing:
Green Hills,
Belle Meade,
Trimming
& Fertilizing
West
Meade & North
Williamson Co.
(615) 557-6005
485-2270
LANDSCAPE
IDEAL LAWN & LANDSCAPE
Mowing, Trimming, Mulching,
Planting, Fertilizing
Licensed & Insured w/References
Call (615) 414-6507
CLASSIFIED
298-1500
LAWN CARE
LAWN CARE
Hooper Lawn Care
1 acre or less.
Trim Work Available.
Please Call Josh
(615) 887-8141
Quality Lawn Care
Overseeding, Aerating,
Mulching, Lawns $25 & up,
All types of Shrub Trimming,
Tree Removal, Gutter Cleaning,
& Pressure Washing
(615) 506-6309
LAWNS & LANDSCAPING
SERVICE
Servicing West Nashville
Licensed & Insured
Free Estimates
945-3747
Jackson Lawncare and
Jon’s Shrubbing
Donelson and all
surrounding areas.
Satisfaction Guaranteed!
(615) 598-4304
(615) 889-0827
Lawn Care by
RON’S LAWNS
Lawncare & Landscape Svcs
Elliot Lawn Care
Complete Lawn Maintenance
• Lawns mowed
• Shrubs Trimmed
• Mulch installation
• Spring clean up
• Tree & shrub installation
• Tree Topping & removal
• Fertilization & weed control
• Leaf mulching & removal
Member of Mt Juliet
Chamber of Commerce.
Voted Best Lawn Care Service
in Mt Juliet.
Free Estimates 710-0424
Green’s Lawn Care
& Landscape Maintenance
Over 15 Years Experience.
Mowing & Trimming.
Residential & Commercial.
Reasonable Rates.
Free Estimates
Call Roger 356-8580
• Complete Lawn Maintenance
•.LEAF REMOVAL
•.Mulching
•.Mowing
•.Edging
•.Aerating & Seeding
•.Pruning
•.Fertilizing
•.Hauling
•.Trim & Shape Shrubs • Pressure Washing
•.Stonework
• Bobcat Work
• Good Topsoil Avail.
• Lay Sod
• Plant Shrubs / Install Flowerbeds
• Clearing Unwanted Weed Growth
GENERAL & FINISH CARPENTER AVAILABLE
References, Senior Discount 100% Satisfaction
(615) 598-5511
LAWN CARE
LANDSCAPING
PLUS
L AWNCARE
Free Estimates • Insured
• Mowing
• Aerating &
Overseeding
• Mulching
• Leaves
• Trimming
• Fertilizing
• Weeding
• Gutter Cleaning • Plantings
Seasonal Maintenace Available
578-0832
West Meade Lawn Care
Mowing, Mulching, Seeding,
Leaf Removal,
General Landscaping,
Professional Service.
Licensed and Insured
ryan@westmeadelawncare.com
Jess’s Lawn Care
GARDENER
COMPLETE LAWN MAINTENANCE
Complete Lawn Maintenance including:
Mowing, Aerating &
Seeding, Trimming, Fertilizing,
Mulching & Hauling
Garden Design
Planting, pruning, weeding,
trimming and care.
$12 per hour
Lewis 209-8020
Insured/ Senior Citizens Discount
Call Jess at:
(615) 557-6005
Find It in the News !
PAINTING/PAPERING
Cub Cadet Riding Mower
Used 11.2 hours
LTX1040 Kohler Covnage
19 Engine, 42” blade. $1200
Moreno Painting
37 Years Local Experience
Interior & Exterior
Local References
(615) 389-3985
LOCKSMITH
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
MOVING/HAULING
Attic, Basement & Garage
Cleanout and Hauling
Free Estimates & Dependable
16 yrs Experience
Nashville Area
(615) 386-9545
Bombay’s Hauling
and Clean Up
No Job Too Small.
714-2278
MUSIC/SINGING
DON’T MISS THIS!
Vocal Master Class
with Renee Grant-Williams
(Clients: Miley, Tim, Faith,
Jason, Martina, Keith…)
Intense one-day seminar for
singers, Saturday, April 13
Evening performance showcase included.
615.244.3280
www.MyVoiceCoach.com
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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
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Landscaping & Irrigation
Residential & Commercial Services
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646-6030
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LANDSCAPE, PLANT
20% OFF NEW
& SHRUB INSTALLATION
SPECIAL
Up to $250 Max. Good thru April 30 th , 2013
Limit 1 per household. Not valid with any other discount.
INTERIOR & EXTERIOR
PAINTING
DRY WALL REPAIR • POWER WASHING
SEAMLESS GUTTERS
FREE ESTIMATES
615-4 29-5233
Cell
BBB ACCREDITED
Scott’s Painting
Interior / Exterior
Drywall Repair
Wallpaper Removal, etc.
Free Estimates
(615) 474-4967
Willie Ritch Painting
Interior and Exterior
Residential, New Homes, Commercial. All home repairs.
Free Estimate, Insured.
35 years experience.
615-579-3207
Walker Painting
Interior, Exterior, Decks
No Job Too Small
(615) 482-1317
F GAMMON
ANDY & JEEFM
PA I N T & R
ODE L I NG
DRYWALL & REPAIRS
REPLACEMENT WINDOWS
PRESSURE WASHING
40+ YEARS EXPERIENCE
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Specializing in Older Homes.
LANDSCAPE
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LAWN EQUIP.
westmeadelawncare.com
Westside Services
Since 1982
Small and Medium Size Yards
Also Shrub & Hedge Trimming
Please Call Joe
(615) 243-4240
298-1500
In THE NEWS
Andy 889-7858
Cell: 474-2185
Jeff’s Cell: 568-1885
PAINTING/PAPERING
Legendary House Painting
Interior & Exterior
Residential Quality Painting.
Belle Meade References.
Repair Glazing in Windows
& Stain Work.
Pressure Washing &
Driveway Sealed.
(615) 836-8129
INTERIOR • EXTERIOR • PRESSURE WASHING
PAPER REMOVAL • DRYWALL REPAIR
CEILING DOCTOR
Excellent local references
FREE ESTIMATES
Michael Ferrera
615-308-0211
CLASSIFIED
298-1500
PRESSURE WASH
PAVING
G&M Paving
BIG SPRING SAVINGS
•Parking Lots •Churches (discounted)
•Driveways •Resurfacing •Patching
•Striping •Seal Coating
Goodfred Window Cleaning
Pressure Cleaning
Houses • Patios • Pool Sides
Decks • Driveways
Staining & Sealing
(615) 382-5127
PRINTING
LOW LOW RATES • FREE ESTIMATES
Deal with owner & Save
Serving Entire Middle Tennessee
23 Years Exp. - Licensed & Insured
Senior
Discount
Avail.
(615) 860-6080 / (615) 876-6004
Tar-Man
Black Top Sealing
Residential / Commercial
Gravel, Asphalt Paving,
Sealing, Patching.
Insured, Reliable Service
Free Estimates
(615) 424-1498
We print newspapers, tabloids
and inserts, plus typesetting,
pasteup and mailing svcs.
298-1500
TREE SERVICE
TREE SERVICE
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Trees Trimmed / Removed
Stump Removal
Great Clean-up
24/7 Emergency Svc
Hazardous Work
Senior & Single Parent Disc.
Licensed & Insured
Free Estimates
456-9824
Bulldog Tree Service
• Topping / Deadwooding
• Stump Removals
• Trimming / Removals
Free Estimates
Insured
John Beard: (615) 313-7375
UPHOLSTERY
PIANO TUNING
Custom Upholstery
Large selection of fabrics to
choose from.
Free pickup & delivery
615-352-5191
Piano Tuning
Repair & Rebuilding
50 Years Experience
We tune Opryland’s pianos
Bruce Osbon 776-7760
www.osbonspianoservice.com
WICKER REPAIR
“Free Estimates”
PLUMBING
Carter Plumbing
Commercial & Residential
New Installation & Repair Service
Drain Cleaning Service
Licensed, Bonded & Insured
All Work Guaranteed!
(615) 232-9051
Find It in the News !
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PAVING
R & R PAVING
Call f
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SP r our
SPECRING
IALS!
“You Can Stand On Our Reputation”
3rd Generation Paver Work Guaranteed
Serving Mid-Tenn Since 1989
GRADE & GRAVEL SPRING SPECIAL!
Small loads of gravel delivered, hand raked & spread
Brown gravel also available • Hot Pour Crack Filler
Free Estimates
Business
24 hr Voice Mail
615-824-6590
615-868-0748
298-1500
Chair caning and all styles of
weaving. Wicker repair available. Pick up and delivery.
The CANE-ERY 269-4780
WINDOW CLEAN
Crystal Clear
Window Cleaning
Residential Specialists
Dependable, Honest,
Professional
Licensed, Insured
Free Estimates
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
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278 FRANKLIN ROAD, SUITE 190
BRENTWOOD, TN 37027
WWW.REMAXELITESEARCH.COM
JUST LISTED
3821 WEST END AVE. #102
34 COLONEL WINSTEAD DR.
REDUCED!
CARRIE ZEIER
Call
Carrie
Today!!
Drastic price reduction! This wonʼt stay on the market
long!! Beautiful luxury condo is an entertainerʼs dream –
complete with wine cellar! This home has wonderful architectural details and a quiet courtyard with brick fireplace.
The huge master suite is a perfect place to relax and
escape.
CARRIE ZEIER 615-232-4300
LINDA & ANGELA MARTINEZ
Call
Angela
Linda & !!
Today
Shows like a model, great location near lake, airport and I-40.
Open floor plan with huge bonus room. Maple cabinets, crown
molding, hardwood and tile floors, stainless appliances and
enlarged patio. 3,037 square feet with four bedrooms and 2 1/2
baths. In sought after Woodland Pointe.$233,900
LINDA MARTINEZ 615 977-2247
ANGELA MARTINEZ 615 830-6013
www.MartinezSellsNashvilleHomes.com
DEBRA BEAGLE
Call
Debra
Today!
UPDATED IN SYLVAN PARK
BRENTWOOD
New construction in Governor's Club ALMOST SOLD
OUT! Unique opportunity for a gorgeous home on a gently sloped basement lot. Extremely well appointed with all
you would expect and more. Extensive hardwoods and
tile, amazing trim package, call for details!
Debra Beagle 615-427-1520
www.debrabeagle.com
ACREAGE IN BURNS, TN
PRICE REDUCED
JOAN HALL
Call
Joan
Today!!
Simply Stunning! This southern lady is the Queen of the Quarter in
Grand array! A circular drive greets you lined w/brick accents. This
is truly the best of classic Louisiana architecture w/private courtyard. Check it out at www.JoanHallHomes.com Over 6500sf, 6
bedrms, 5.5 baths...Listed for $1,249,900!
JOAN HALL 615-300-7072
WWW.JOANHALLHOMES.COM
SHERRY MILLS-SCOTT
Call
Sherry
Today!!
SNEED RD
Fabulously updated Sylvan Park Home! New granite
counters and bar. All new stainless appl. & full-size
washer & dryer. Separate apartment upstairs with
LivRm, BR/bath and separate entrance. Also 1,000sf
building great for craft or workshop. $250,000.
SHERRY MILLS-SCOTT 662-1535
AMELIA SCRUGGS
Call
Amelia
Today!!
3 +/- acres of PRIVATE COUNTRY LIVING AT
IT'S BEST! Clean spacious ranch home with 4 BR
2BA; 2300 square feet; updated; beautiful trees;
pond; screened porch. New Price $199,900
AMELIA SCRUGGS 615-330-1633
AMELIA@AMELIASCRUGGS.COM
WWW.1936ABIFF.INFO
REDUCED
712 SANTA FE PK, COLUMBIA
NEW PRICE
IDA CARRIGAN
Call
Ida
Today!
Historic federal style home on 2.01 acres overlooking
the Harpeth River. Living room, separate dining room
with fireplace. 4 bedrooms, 2 and a half baths, family room with original stone fireplace. Side porch, pool,
3 car detached garage with overhead apartment, 2
stall barn and tack room. Owner wants an offer.
IDA CARRIGAN 504-4561
FRED GARROW
Call
Fred
Today!!
MOTIVATED SELLER
1.67 Park-like Acres, Approx 2100 Sq Ft
Ranch, , 4 BR, 2 BA, New Windows,
Siding, Water Heater, & Kitchen, hardwood Floors Fresh Paint, 2 Car Garage,
Asking $164,900 Close to Hwy 31.
FRED GARROW 931-334-6470
CONNIE HUBBUCH CAMBRON
MARGARET ANN HUBBUCH
Call
Today!!
125 Temple Crest Trail. Custom Built Home in Prime Temple
Hills Subdivision! Williamson County Schools! 4 Bedrooms,
3.5 Baths over 3,400 SF, Full Basement! 3 Car Garage!
Gourmet Kitchen with Gas Cooktop, Granite Counters and
Walk-in Pantry! Call today for your personal viewing!
CONNIE HUBBUCH CAMBRON
MARGARET ANN HUBBUCH
615 661 4400/615 406 6662
LEIPER'S FORK
FRANKLIN LEASE
55 ACRES
ANN MANN
Call
Ann
Today!
55+ Acres with 1 MILE of road frontage!
Numerous building sites! quiet, peaceful,
park-like scenery and atmosphere! There is
more land available. Call today for more information!
ANN MANN 305-3716
www.annmann.com
MOLLY CLAIRE MITCHELL
Call
Molly
Today!!
JUST LISTED
LINDA & ANGELA MARTINEZ
Call
& Angela
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Today!!
Beautiful renovation, minutes from I-65. NEW: paint, tile, carpet, brushed nickel
light fixtures and door knobs, ceiling fans, double pane windows. Both bathrooms
renovated. Newer HVAC and hot water heater. Two bedroom town home with
1,088 sq. ft. located in Indian Springs. Community pool and tennis court. 129,900
LINDA MARTINEZ 615 977-2247
ANGELA MARTINEZ 615 830-6013
www.MartinezSellsNashvilleHomes.com
IMMACULATE 3 BR, 2 BA, Hardwoods, Granite,
OPEN floor plan, Private 2 car garage and
Courtyard. All appliances remain. $2,200/month.
MOLLY CLAIRE MITCHELL 293-3161
ANN MANN
Call
Ann
Today!
Call
Molly
Today!!
NEW LISTING!!! Immaculate 3 story townhome with
its own private 2 car garage. 3 bedrooms, 2 master
baths, VERY OPEN floor plan, granite and hardwoods
throughout. LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION!!!!
1 mile to The Gulch and Belmont. $349,900
MOLLY CLAIRE MITCHELL 293-3161
acres! Darling Home very close to
Fork Village!! Two separate
garages plus a cottage in back!!
views! Must see!
ANN MANN 305-3716
www.annmann.com
THE ENCLAVE
8TH AVE- WEDGEWOOD
MOLLY CLAIRE MITCHELL
Approx 2
Leiperʼs
detached
Fabulous
CARRIE ZEIER
Call
Carrie
Today!!
Condo living at its finest in The Enclave!
Spacious end unit with wrap-around balcony.
2 Bedrooms 2 Baths. Open Kitchen and
Formal Dining Room. Call Carrie for more
details!
CARRIE ZEIER 615-232-4300
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