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David Briley sworn in as mayor How to End Food Struggles following resignation by Megan Barry With Just One Habit Confer- ence, March 8 - 10

Rosie the Riveter, the cultural icon of World New Mayor David Briley. Former Mayor Megan Barry. War II. - photo submitted - photo by Anthony Cunningham - photo submitted After helping thousands with decreasing results and in health coaching industry often negative consequences. By Gloria Ruth Finney mayor”. his retirement in a letter create lasting and transfor- She knew there had to be a Contributor to The News Barry’s resignation took to Metro Nashville Police mative change, Lydia Knight better way. Instead of compli- Nashville’s Megan Barry effect March 6, at 5 p.m. Department Jan 17. brings her new program, cated diet plans or exhaust- resigned from her position as Vice Mayor David Briley “Today I acknowledged “The Food Freedom Habit,” ing exercise regimes, Knight Mayor Tuesday morning, was then sworn in at the publicly that I have engaged to Nashville. The Food Free- uses a brain-based approach after pleading guilty to felony Metro Council Chambers as in an extramarital affair with dom Habit is not like other to reconfigure the complex theft of more than $10,000. Metro's eighth mayor. the former head of my secu- weight or health programs relationship every person “While my time as your Her resignation comes rity detail,” Barry stated out there. Knight’s signature has with food. And as every- mayor concludes today, my after having admitted to an back in Jan. “I knew my method helps those who one already has a brain, all unwavering love and sincere affair with her former head actions could cause damage struggle with eating disor- they need now is the knowl- affection for this wonderful of security, Sgt Robert to my office and the ones I ders normalize their rela- edge she can share. city and its great people shall Forrest. Barry divulged in loved, but I did it anyway. I tionship with food without Knight has coached women never come to an end,” said late January that the affair must hold myself to the high- therapy, restrictive dieting, from all over the world and Barry during Tuesday’s news began just shortly after hav- est standard of which the vot- or medication. has seen The Food Freedom conference. ing taken office in September ers deserve to expect. Please Knight experienced first- Habit achieve great success “It has been the honor and 2015. know that I’m disappointed hand how restrictive dieting regardless of how many it has been the privilege of The extramarital affair in myself but also under- dictated cravings and devel- years food has been a strug- my entire professional life took place from March 2016, stand that I’m a human and oped into an eating disorder. gle. Women who have strug- to have had the blessing of through January 2018. She saw her clients try each this opportunity to be your Sgt. Forrest announced See New Mayor on Page 5 new fad diet again and again See Habit on Page 7

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Statue head of Augustus (Rome, Italy), ca. 30 BCE. Marble, 14¾ x 8¼ x 8ǫ in. The British Museum, 1888,1210.1. © The Trustees of the British Museum March 8, 2018, The News- Page 3 One soccer stadium; councilmembers vying for two locations

The Sports Authority is ask- approved by the council, Mayor in the event the proposed ed on Rosa Parks Boulevard first reading on Tuesday ing parties interested in design- Megan Barry was in full sup- Nashville Fairgrounds site for between Mainstream Drive and night’s Metro Council meeting ing the Major League Soccer port of the location, stating a major league stadium proves Great Circle Road, among other agenda. Two additional read- stadium to submit estimates of it was the best location for unfeasible or otherwise does locations, that may be suitable ings are required with majority their design services for the this development. Some coun- not materialize, that Metro for development of a MLS stadi- votes before the resolution is 500,000-square-foot facility to be cilmembers questioned the fea- Council would consider locat- um.” approved. located at Nashville Fair- sibility of transferring just ing the stadium on property The resolution was up for grounds. over 10 acres of government- owned by Metro Government in The Request for Quote (RFQ) owned property to the stadium north Nashville. was released late last month to developers that was part of Resolution 1080 states in begin the process of bringing the negotiations. Councilman part, “a variety of measures Get Results major league soccer to Nash- Colby Sledge, who supports this remain to be taken before con- ville by John Ingram of Ingram site, said the soccer stadium struction of a MLS stadium can From Your Advertising Dollars! Industries, and Steve and Jay plan, along with the fair- proceed on the proposed Turner of Market Street grounds improvement project, Nashville Fairgrounds site, Enterprises for an estimated was a way to bring new afford- including approval by the Call 615-298-1500 construction budget of $190 able housing and activity to an Metropolitan Council of a site million to be completed early under-utilized site. plan as part of the Specific Plan 2021. The Wedgewood-Houston (SP) zoning designation; adop- According to the Sports area where the stadium “will be tion of an ordinance receiving Authority, the RFQ is to deter- constructed” – as stated in 27 votes allowing demolition of Nashville Pikes Vol 3 mine how many and which site overview from the Sports a portion of Fairgounds prem- Harding Pike companies are interested in Authority – is one of the fastest ises; and adoption of legisla- designing the stadium and how growing parts of Nashville tion approving lease agree- much their cost would be for with restaurants, art galleries ments.” Nashville Pikes Vol 4 their design, and is not part of and craft distilleries. “Many of Therefore, Hastings is re- Charlotte / West Nashville the overall budget. the development projects cur- questing that the stadium site Last November, Metro Council rently underway in the area “should be relocated to Metro- Call to reserve a signed copy approved $275 million in rev- consists of infill residential, politan Government-owned enue bonds by a 31 to 6 vote to maker spaces, retail and office, properties in an area in need of ELDERÊS BOOK STORE build the stadium at Nashville and the city has approved more economic development, specifi- Fairgrounds. The stadium is than 40 additional projects that cally in north Nashville,” in the NASHVILLE’S OLDEST, LARGEST & FINEST ANTIQUE BOOK STORE currently programmed to have will contribute to increased area of Metro Center. The reso- Old Maps & Documents • First Editions • Rare Collectibles • Children’s Books permanent seating for approxi- density around the site,” as lution goes on to read: “north We buy books as well! mately 27,500 and will be used stated in the overview. Nashville is home to contigu- to host other events. Since then, Councilman ous parcels owned by Metro- 101 White Bridge Pike • Nashville, TN 37209 When the fairgrounds was DeCosta Hastings has spon- politan Government, including 615-352-1562 • www.EldersBookstore.com AM PM proposed for the stadium and sored a resolution requesting, large acreage properties locat- HOURS: 10:00 to 3:00 MON - SAT DRESS-UP CHILDREN’S BOOKS ASHTON-DRAKE, ALEXANDER AND ADORA DOLLS MELISSA & DOUG ARTS & CRAFTS LIONEL TRAINS PUZZLES BOARD GAMES BOARD PUZZLES TRAINS LIONEL CRAFTS & ARTS Saturday, March 10th to April 7th Great Easter Baby Bunnies will be here! Baskets on Sale!

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Metro/State Commentary

By Horace Johns, MTSU Business Professor Former Metro Councilman

Points made by Arthur Brooks

One of the current most creating value; that govern- intellectual and persuasive ment can help us pursue happi- political conservatives is ness but does poorly in making Arthur Brooks, president of the us happy. American Enterprise Institute, In 2010, Brooks published a conservative think tank. He is The Battle: How The Fight best known for his work on the Between Free Enterprise And junctions between culture, eco- Big Government Will Shape nomics, and politics. America’s Future. He lays out a In 2006, Brooks published vision for the resurgence of the Who Really Cares: The Surpris- ideals of individual liberty, ing Truth About Compassion- equal opportunity, entrepre- ate Conservatism. Relying on neurship, and self-reliance that survey data, he argues that the are the bases for American three cultural values that best identity. He argues that America predict charitable giving are is a nation where 70 percent religious participation, politi- favor free enterprise, while 30 Billy Graham Remembered, Honored during NRB Convention cal views, and family structure. percent want to change that cul- The National Religious Broad- of 99. authority – not in his own He says that 91 percent of peo- ture; but that 30 percent coali- casters honored the association’s NRB President & CEO Dr. strength, but in the authority of ple who identify themselves as tion has a disproportionate best-known member of all time, Jerry A. Johnson stated “There’s Holy Scripture,” Johnson said. religious are likely to give to amount of power in key places Billy Graham, this past Friday no doubt that Billy Graham is the “And often you heard him say, charity compared to 66 percent such as academia, the media, (March 2) at Proclaim 18, NRB’s most well-known member, has ‘The Bible says.’ And God hon- of people who do not. Moreover, and entertainment that influ- International Christian Media been the most well-known mem- ors that.” he finds that: (1) those who ence a large number of young Convention in Nashville, on the ber, of NRB ever,” Johnson said. The evangelist’s authority think government should redis- Americans. He insists that day of his funeral and burial in NRB inducted Graham into came from the Gospel, as well as tribute income more are less the outcome of this culture Charlotte, North Carolina. its Hall of Fame in 1981 and the Bible, he said. likely to give to charitable caus- war will determine whether In the annual meeting’s final gave him its Chairman’s Award “He knew that the cross was es than those who believe gov- America continues as a free event, speakers and a singer in 1989 and its Milestone Award the key,” Johnson said. “The ernment should do less in this enterprise system or becomes remembered the world-famous in 2001. cross was the place where God regard; (2) people who couple a redistributionist European- evangelist as a man of humility, Johnson, who attended the was showing His love. and raise children are more style social democracy charac- kindness, and integrity whose funeral in Charlotte before “Billy Graham knew this likely to give charitably than terized by expanding bureau- authority came from the Bible. returning to Nashville for the was the only hope for forgive- those who do not; (3) political cracies, a managed economy, NRB’s awards gala closed the awards gala, pointed the audi- ness, for acceptance by God, for conservatives give more, de- and large-scale income redistri- gathering at the Gaylord ence to three reasons for heaven, a real kind of spiritual spite having incomes on aver- bution. Opryland Resort & Convention Graham’s effectiveness – author- life of actually knowing God,” age six percent lower than liber- In 2012, Brooks published Center marked at various points ity, integrity, and humility. he said before inviting people to als. In short, he advocates giv- The Road To Freedom: How by commendations of Graham, “When you listened to Billy trust in Jesus. ing must be cultivated in fami- To Win The Fight For Free who died February 21 at the age Graham, he spoke as one having lies and communities and not Enterprise. 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From Page One the U.S. Glenn Funk met with the days and weeks ahead,” said Sgt. Forrest also entered a Tennessee Board of Investiga- Barry. New Mayor... guilty plea to theft of property tion and informed them that “God bless this wonderful of over $10,000. the investigation to the matter city. I love you, Nashville”. Forrest admitted he improp- may be closed. David Briley will serve as that I made a mistake”. erly received more than $10,000 By state statute, TBI inves- mayor of Nashville until Barry, a Democrat, served as in city compensation for time tigative reports are not public August, when a special election mayor on a socially-progressive he reported as work hours, record. will be held to elect a new platform that included building which were actually personal Barry concluded yesterday mayor to finish out the final more affordable housing, time spent with Barry. morning’s news conference, year of Barry’s term. improving public education, Forrest was placed on 3 seemingly in good spirits. Currently, former Metro and promoting better trans- years probation. “Thank you in advance for Council member Sheri Weiner portation options. As a term and condition of the support that I am sure you now stands as Nashville’s new 615-298-1500 Following her admission, his probation, he will be will give to Mayor Briley in the Vice Mayor. Barry became the subject to required to reimburse Metro several investigations, includ- Nashville $45,000 that was paid ing the misappropriation of to him as salary, or as overtime public funds and official mis- during times he was not per- conduct. forming his duties as former Forrest accompanied Barry Mayor Barry’s security detail. on out-of-town trips, including “Megan Barry’s personal those in which he was the sole time did not involve the duties city employee to accompany of her office or her official Barry. capacity, which is why she was In a statement Tuesday from charged with and pleaded District Attorney Glenn Funk, guilty to theft of property,” said it was said Barry pleaded guilty the statement Tuesday from the to theft of property over $10,000 Distract Attorney General’s as part of a negotiated plea office. agreement. Both Barry and Forrest Barry was sentenced to 3 pleaded pursuant to the provi- years of unsupervised proba- sion of Tennessee Code 40-35- tion, and complied with the 313, meaning that if successful conditions of her probation by in the completion of their pro- repaying the $11,000 reimburse- bation; they will be able to peti- ment to the city and resigning tion the court to expunge their her office. criminal records. Her unsupervised probation Following Barry and does not restrict travel within Forrest’s guilty pleas Tuesday,

CVS will close to make room for street re-alignment; will rebuild north of Crestmoor

After years of meetings, fusing lanes, and hopefully less community input and planning, fender benders. changes are in the works Officials say construction on regarding traffic and roadway the new CVS could take up to re-alignment in the Green Hills six months and another six area. months before the building is The intersection of Crest- ready to open. Building, howev- moor Road, Glen Echo and er, is subsequent to all building Hillsboro Pike has for years permits being approved by resembled a crocked dog leg cre- Metro. Once those building per- ating backed up traffic, acci- mits are given a thumbs-up, dents and gridlock. Plans are road work is expected to begin under way to realign these within a five-month period. streets, whereby Crestmoor The dry cleaners on Road will go directly to Glen Hillsboro Pike just before Crest- Echo now that CVS Drug Store moor Road will remain in busi- will close. That building will be ness; however, Shalimar, the torn down and a new store built Indian restaurant, will close; on the north side of Crestmoor however, the owners will be Road. The former Krystal will monetarily compensated in the be demolished for new con- name of progress. struction of CVS to begin once acquisition is completed between CVS and property own- ers of the former Krystal. Reports indicate that the acqui- Have a community sition is expected to be finalized news story? shortly. By freeing the corner of Let us know! Crestmoor and Hillsboro Pike Send your news to: of real estate, the streets will [email protected] become more conducive to traf- fic flow, eliminating short, con- Page 6- The News, March 8, 2018

which serves more than 41,000 people in need each year with new basic household necessities. Tickets are $65 before the event Druʼs Vues, too or $80 at the door. For more infor- mation on Oyster Easter or to By Drucilla Smith buy tickets, visit www.oys- tereaster.com. You can also vote for Oyster King and Queen on the website. Dr. Cato is the widow of popu- Oyster Easter, Pat Patrick Band, lar local band leader Pat Patrick. She has served as an Aesthetic 2018 Hooliganʼs Medical Director for over eleven years. Cato has been extensively Oyster Easter: Queen hopeful Oyster King are Austin Ray, a published on topics of cardiac Dr. Elizabeth Cato will be run- Nashville-based restaurateur electrophysiology, as well as ning unopposed at the 56th and Gary Kraen, a producer and rheumatic and other autoim- Annual Oyster Easter on Sat. broadcaster in Nashville. Dr. mune disorders. Mar. 31 (1-5 p.m.). at the fabulous Cato is, thus far, running unop- Green Door Gourmet at 7007 posed. Oyster Easter benefits **** River Road Pike. Vying for her the Community Resource Center, Pat Patrick Band: Supporters recently enjoyed a student con- cert honoring The Pat Patrick Belle Meade Estate Sale Music Fund at Montgomery Bell Academy. The student concert 608 Enquirer Ave. 37205 recognized trip winners just returned from the Pat Patrick Dr. Elizabeth Cato hopes to become the 2018 Oyster Queen of Friday & Sat., March 9 & 10 Jazz trip to Memphis. Richard Oyster Easter, a 56-year tradition. 9 am – 4 pm "Pat" Corry Patrick III passed away on June 16, 2015. He was a - photo by Community Resource Center House, attic & garage full of treasures. Federal inlaid bow front chest (circa 1810) Walnut slant front desk (circa 1770’s) Chippendale mahogany secretary (circa 1770’s ) 6 New England step down Windsor chairs (circa 1820’s) Tennessee books Hamilton & Jones crock Wood working machinery Craftsman riding mower Maytag Neptune washer & dryer So much more. BLVD Estate Sales 615-400-5116 The late Pat Patrick, shown leading his band, still inspires youthful musicians at Montgomery Bell Academy. - photo by Pat Patrick Band www.blvdestatesales.com For details and pictures. well-known composer, producer, and recording artist. His Pat The coveted Irish walking stick songwriter, performer, maestro, Patrick Band included Nash- is awarded annually to a public ville’s top studio musicians. The figure who has made a signifi- band leader Patrick earned more cant impact on the commu- than 30 platinum records with nity. Past honorees include music reminiscent of Glenn Bill Freeman, Dick Fulton, Miller, Tommy Dorsey, Benny Karl Dean, Gary Cunningham, Goodman and Francis Craig. Bill Purcell, Bill Boner, For more about supporting Ned Ray McWherter, Demetria The Pat Patrick Music Fund Kalodimos, John Jay Hooker and contact Courtney Travis at Douglas Henry. Montgomery Bell Academy (615- 369-5374)

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Hooligan’s: Nashville’s pre- mier political event (so says Council Lady Kathleen Murphy (24)) is THIS St. Patrick’s Day, Sat. Mar. 17, at Al Menah Shrine Temple, 1354 Brick Church Pike. Poteen at 10 a.m. Brunch at 11:30 Contact Dru Smith at a.m. Observations at 11:45 a.m. drusvues @gmail.com Hooligans raises money for char- itable causes every year at their Have a community news St. Patrick’s Day breakfast. Get your tickets now – $25. Call Joe story? Let us know! Hobbs at 615-885-1540 or Adam Send your news to: Dread at 615-300-7666. Who will [email protected] be chosen for the 2018 Shillelagh? March 8, 2018, The News- Page 7

From Page One eating and bulimia, but her trol of their eating. She will great about and, in turn, feel tainable, lasting change using same method is effective with present her method at Thistle- great about themselves. nothing but your brain and Habit... over-eating, sugar addiction, farms Cafe on 5122 Charlotte Lydia the Lifestyle Coach some common household items. and the trap of yo-yo dieting. Ave on March 8th, 9th, and 10th has helped hundreds of women Plus, you don't need the house- For the first time ever, Lydia to a limited number of partici- finally be at peace with food. hold items! gle. Women who have struggled Knight is bringing her revolu- pants. She has seen what works She uses a combination of For more information go to for decades with binge eating tionary approach to the stage in and what hasn’t, and will help neuroscience and mindfulness www.thefoodfreedomhabit.com. are now free in a matter of Nashville to host a conference all those in attendance to real- to end food habits women don't weeks. Not only do Knight’s for anyone looking to end their ize their goals of a Food want and create ones they do. principles end years of binge- food crazies and take back con- Freedom Habit they can feel Lydia teaches how to create sus-

Family and childrenʼs service to host ʻWinter Lightsʼ Fundraiser in March

The Family and Children’s grams. ed The Mental Health Act of Adoption and Safe Families Act information can be found at Service has been helping The event will be Saturday, 1964, the Multi-Ethnic Place- of 1997. www. fcsnashville.org. Nashville-area families in need March 10 starting at 6:30 pm. ment Act of 1994 and the Family and Children’s Service since 1943. This important com- The cost is $200 per person. munity-service nonprofit hosts Tables of 10 will be $2,000. a winter fundraiser each year The location will be the to assist the organization in Vanderbilt Student Life Center, EUROPEAN • ASIAN • DOMESTIC VEHICLES raising money to provide its at 310 25th Ave S, Nashville. services. This annual fundrais- FCS’ staff of 90 provides a er is called Winter Lights. wide range of services, includ- Winter Lights an evening of ing: cocktails, dinner and dancing. · Foster care In addition to all the fun, the · Crisis support 24 hour a day MIDAS TIRE AND Family and Children’s Service · Social services informa- will recognize several civic tion and referral leaders for their contributions · Poverty reduction to families and children welfare AUTO SERVICE · Mental health counseling -- as well as their dedication and · Health care access service to the nonprofit organi- zation. This year's recipients FCS has also played an are Betty & Marty Dickens and important role advocating for Sarah Ann Ezzell. Proceeds at-risk communities in the from the event provide critical Tennessee legislature. The TIME FOR funds for operations and pro- organization’s advocacy includ- an A/C CHECK HOURS Springtime is the best time for an air MON–FRI: conditioning check—weird noises, no 7:30 am–7:00 pm SAT: cold air, and even odd odors may be 8:00 am–6:00 pm easy fixes. Find out for sure before the SUN: CLOSED weather turns sticky!

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Read Me Week Across America

Rep. Gilmore celebrates Read Me Rep. Gilmore reads to students at Glen En- Week Across America with Dawana hanced School during Read Me Week Across Boone, Chair of Read Me Week, at America. - photos by Dawana Boone Glen Enhanced School.

Rep. Brenda Gilmore recently read to students from Glenview Elementary School, Antioch Middle, Swab Elementary, Glenn Enhanced and Taylor Stratton Middle School, during Read Me Week Across America which is held every year on March 2. This pro- gram focues on reading being an important conponent to students excelling in school. For more information on this reading program, contact Brenda Gilmore at (615) 876-3665 or send an email to: [email protected] March 8, 2018, The News- Page 9 3 tactics to help your child face down bullies

Childhood bullying has according to the Centers for that martial arts training pro- You’ll build the confidence to and stay fit. Bola has practiced become such a widespread Disease Control. vides plays a significant role. know you have what it takes martial arts for nearly 40 years. problem. Victims are at increased risk “Children who know they can not only to stand up against He previously worked as a cor- In most cases, though, bul- for depression, anxiety, sleep defend themselves if it comes bullies, but to overcome any rectional officer, but now is a lied children can’t count on difficulties, and poor school to that can much more easily challenge in life.” real estate agent and building help from their city councils, so adjustment, the CDC reports, look a bully in the eye and Jerry Bola, a martial arts contractor when he’s not giv- it’s often up to their parents to and bullies themselves are at brush off their taunts without instructor, is the creator of ing martial arts instruction. help them find solutions. In increased risk for substance letting things escalate,” he Martial Art Extreme, a DVD For more information on extreme situations, fighting use, academic problems, and says. “They are able to stay training program designed to Jerry Bola’s martial arts pro- back might be the answer, but violence later in adolescence calm as they speak to the help people build confidence, gram go to: http://martialar- that should be a last resort, and adulthood. bully.” deal with bullies, lose weight textreme.com/ says a martial arts instructor Bola offers a few tips for par- • Encourage them to report who has taught young people ents of children who face the problem. If the bullying is how to face bullies. harassment at school or on the happening at school, the child MTA statement on “You can learn to bob and playground: should let a teacher, school weave, and to deliver punishing • Let the bullied child know administrator or other adult blows, and when it comes to you support them. It’s impor- know. The parent can also con- Mayoral Resignation self defense that’s all very tant for children to know you tact someone at the school to Tuesday morning, Nash- funds for the MTA to pursue a important,” says Jerry Bola, will listen to them and do all discuss what is happening so ville Mayor Megan Barry state of the art fare collection who has practiced martial arts you can to help them. action can be taken. resigned her position after system which is now in devel- for nearly four decades and is Counselors often remind par- Getting your child involved pleading guilty to felony theft. opment; along with many addi- creator of the Martial Art ents that they shouldn’t place in an activity that they can Following the announce- tional transit improvements.” Extreme DVD training pro- blame on the child by asking become good at – playing base- ment, Nashville MTA CEO “We have enjoyed a collabo- gram. questions such as, “Did you do ball, learning a musical instru- Steve Bland commented, “We rative relationship with Mayor “But what is perhaps even something that might have ment, joining a swim team – appreciate the leadership that Barry and her administration, more important is the confi- made them bully you?” That can also serve to help improve Mayor Barry provided during as we have with prior mayoral dence that comes with martial wrongly puts the blame on the their confidence and self- the past two and a half years. administrations,” Nashville arts training. That confidence victim. esteem, Bola says. During her time in office, she MTA Board Chair Gail Carr alone is often enough to help • Tell the child they can be He, of course, is a big believ- provided funding to extend the Williams added. “We know it you stand up to bullies without assertive without being vio- er in martial arts as one such Music City Circuit to North takes more than one person to ever actually fighting them.” lent. Bullies tend to prey on option. Nashville, supported free run a city, and we look forward Bullying doesn’t just present those they can easily push “It gets you in shape physi- transfers in the MTA system to continuing that work with momentary problems for young around, emotionally or physi- cally and mentally,” Bola says. and an overall fare reduction, Mayor Briley and the dedicated people. It can create serious cally. That’s why it’s important “As you transform your body, expanded the MTA’s shelter employees of Metro govern- health concerns, including to let them know they can’t you’ll also transform your and real-time information sign ment to move the city for- physical injury, social and emo- push you around, Bola says. mind to be more focused, more program, and budgeted capital ward.” tional distress, and even death, This is where the confidence disciplined and more aware. MAKING DREAMS COME TRUE

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Now thru May 28 White Pike about 2 miles north brain, all they need now is the Lodge Open House The Shelby Bottoms shows are of Old Hickory Blvd (TN-254). knowledge she can share. The Science Guy’s opportunity Rome: City and Empire The West Nashville Moose For more info contact Russ at Knight has coached women Lodge will be holding an open to "give-back" to the East at The Frist 615-506-4070. Information about from all over the world and has house on Saturday from 11 a.m. Nashville community (their See more than 200 of the the Transit Coalition can be seen The Food Freedom Habit to 6 p.m. There will be free bbq home base) by raising money British Museum’s most engag- found here. http://www.transit- achieve great success regard- and chips provided. Also a free for Shelby Bottoms Nature ing and beautiful Roman fornashville.com. This pro- less of how many years food child ID program will be avail- Center. For more details and objects. The presentation of gram is free and open to the has been a struggle. Women able. information about the events this exhibition is a collabora- public. who have struggled for decades The West Nashville Moose and Mr. Bond and the Science tion between the British with binge eating are now free Lodge is located at 7340 Guys call 615-573-2702. Museum and the Frist Center March 8 - 10 in a matter of weeks. Not only Charlotte Pike and for more for the Visual Arts. do Knight’s principles end information call (615) 810-9684. Nashville Rollergirls Bout The Food Freedom years of binge-eating and The Frist is located down- This is Nashville's only bulimia, but her same method town at 919 Broadway. For Habit Conference women's flat track roller derby is effective with over-eating, more information go to: Frist Lydia Knight brings her new Science Fundraiser league. The Nashville sugar addiction, and the trap of Center.org/Rome#FristRome program, “The Food Freedom East Nashville's, Mr. Bond Rollergirls is a group of hard yo-yo dieting. Habit,” to Nashville. Knight’s and the Science Guys are plan- hitting skaters who make up Lydia Knight will host a con- signature method helps those ning their 5th annual “Science Music City’s only women's flat March 8 ference for anyone looking to who struggle with eating disor- Spectacular” to benefit Shelby track roller derby league. end their food crazies and take Sierra Club program ders normalize their relation- Bottoms Nature Center. The Founded by local women in back control of their eating. Anne Passino, an attorney ship with food without therapy, science show will be held at 10 2006, the Nashville Rollergirls She will present her method at with the Southern Environ- restrictive dieting, or medication. a.m. at 1900 Davidson St. were inspired by a resurgence Thistlefarms Cafe on Dickerson mental Law Center (SELC) will Knight experienced first- Attendees will be asked to reg- of roller derby across the Pike on March 8th, 9th, and 10th discuss the Nashville Mayor's hand how restrictive dieting ister and will be encouraged South. Now, in their 11th sea- to a limited number of partici- proposed transit plan that may dictated cravings and devel- but not required to make a son, NRG is known for their pants. She has seen what works be offered as a referendum on oped into an eating disorder. donation while being treated to action-packed and entertaining and what hasn’t, and will help the May 2018 ballot. This is an She saw her clients try each a show full of exciting experi- home games; packing The all those in attendance to real- important issue for Nashvil- new fad diet again and again ments. Fairgrounds Nashville Sports ize their goals of a Food lians, and as a member of the with decreasing results and Mr Bond and The Science Arena with crowd’s eager to Freedom Habit they can feel Transit Coalition, Anne is able often negative consequences. Guys are a team of “edutain- catch a glimpse of what NBC great about and, in turn, feel to offer us the perspective of She knew there had to be a bet- ers” - teachers and entertainers News and ESPN have called great about themselves. the coalition and of the SELC. ter way. Instead of complicated who perform hands-on science “the fastest-growing female For more information go to Come at 6:30 to socialize; the diet plans or exhausting exer- shows where everyone in the sport in America.” Doors open www.thefoodfreedomhabit.com program will begin at 7 p.m., at cise regimes, Knight uses a audience has the opportunity to at 5 p.m. with general admis- the Radnor Lake Visitor Center, brain-based approach to recon- do an experiment. These inter- sion $15 and $5 cash for park- 1160 Otter Creek Road in figure the complex relationship March 10 active events are always a ing. The Fairgrounds Nashville Nashville. Enter Otter Creek every person has with food. crowd favorite because of their Sports Arena is located at 500 Road and the park from Granny And as everyone already has a West Nashville Moose high energy and playful nature. Wedgewood Avenue.

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Larry Keeton Theatre Zeppos as he hosts Rep. Day Concert ists and the Irish drum, man- live Irish music, traditional presents LK Live! Kennedy for an intimate discus- Les Kerr & The Bayou Band dolin and flute will find their Irish games, jigs, kilts, food, sion that emphasizes the impor- with the Bayou Horns way on stage for the St. and beer. The Willis Clan, Join the Larry Keeton tance of mental health Patrick’s Day concert. The Nosey Flynn, Skerryvore, and Theatre for a night of jazz Saxophone Section will per- resources on college campuses form their annual St. Patrick’s Bayou Horns Saxophone Beat Root Revival will be per- music as Jennifer Bruce and and beyond. Section will also be part of the forming, as well as many more. Deja Nu will be performing. Day Concert at Jimmy Kelly’s Patrick J. Kennedy made a Restaurant located on 217 show, supporting Kerr’s vocals. The times for Saturday will be LK Live is part of the Larry promise: to be a vocal advocate An avid fan of Irish music, 11 a.m. which will be the open- Keeton Live Music Series and Louise Ave. in Nashville on for the full implementation of Saturday beginning at 6:00 p.m. Kerr played St. Patrick’s Day ing ceremony with the first act, will take place at 108 Donelson the 2008 Parity law, which guar- shows in Mobile, Memphis, Molly Ramone performing at Pike. Attendees can bring their The group will perform until anteed equal access to mental 10:00 p.m. Shreveport, Fairhope, AL and 11:15 a.m. The festival on own food and beverages. The health and addiction services other cities before he and his Saturday will conclude at 10:45 Kerr and his band have per- show starts at 7:30 p.m. with tick- for all Americans. Drawing band began celebrating the p.m. Then Sunday the Nashville formed every St. Patrick’s Day et prices starting at $12 in from both personal and profes- “Wearin’ of the Green” at Irish Step Dancers start the fes- since 1994 at the restaurant and advance, $15 at the door. For more sional narratives, Rep. Kennedy Jimmy Kelly’s. He has lived in tivities off at 12:00 p.m. with an the event has become a tradi- information go to larrykeeton has used his platform to outline Nashville since 1987 and has all day lineup of music conclud- tion. Aside from the band’s theatre.org or call (615) 883-8375. a bold plan for the future of recorded ten CDs including his ing at 8:30 p.m. For more infor- usual mix of Americana, blues mental health. latest, Bay Street. mation go to http:// www. mus- and eclectic sounds Kerr refers The event will be held at There is no cover charge and iccityirishfest.com. to as “Hillbilly Blues Caribbean March 10 - 11 Vanderbilt’s Langford Audito- dinner reservations are avail- Rock & Roll,” traditional Irish Nashville Stamp & Postcard rium from 6:30-8:00 p.m. Tickets able online at www.jim- and Irish-American songs will will not be distributed for this mykellys.com or by calling 615- Show added to the set list for this lecture. Admission is free and 329-4349. Nashville Stamp And occasion. A staple for the available on first-come basis. More information about Postcard Show is a 2 day event band’s St. Patrick’s Day concert Parking is available on the Kerr’s music can be found being held at the Fifty Forward is Southerners and Irishmen, a Announce 25th Avenue Garage, located online at www.leskerr.com. in Madison, located at 301 Kerr original that includes the near the intersection of 25th Information about Jimmy your event in Madison St, Madison. This line, “Southerners and Irish- and Highland Avenues. Please Kelly’s is available at www.jim- event showcases products like men always long for home; no use the Highland Ave. entrance. mykellys.com The News! various kinds of stamps and matter how far they’re away or For more information, please products related to stamp how long they’ve been gone.” visit vu.edu/lecture-series or industry. The times for the Other songs on the set list Send dates, time, address email [email protected] show will be 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. will include My Wild Irish Rose, March 17 - 18 and contact telephone num- Questions may be asked dur- Danny Boy, When Irish Eyes Music City Irish Festival ing the event or by utilizing ber via email to: are Smiling and Johnny Cash’s The Music City Irish March 13 #VUCLS on Twitter. Irish tribute, Forty Shades of Festival is a free festival on [email protected] Making Mental Health Green. Saturday, March 17th and Essential Health March 17 Members of Kerr’s six-piece Sunday, March 18th at Join Chancellor Nicholas S. Jimmy Kellyʼs St. Patrickʼs band are multi-instrumental- Riverfront Park. There will be Page 12- The News, March 8, 2018 BUSINESS BRIEFS

Diversified Trust Simmons and Katlyn Spalding found her love for cooking and execution in the hotel’s system of the University of Diversified Trust, an inde- to senior account assistants. at the young age of 13 and Southern-inspired Washington in Seattle. pendent comprehensive wealth Jake Dougher came to FBMM never stopped. After bar and restaurant Mathis joined VUMC in management firm, recently wel- in October 2012 and is now an graduating college Carter’s, O’Connor February 2013 to assume execu- comed Jeffrey Carson, JD, account manager. His previous in 2015, Amer will work closely tive and operational control for LLM, CWPA, as a Senior Vice work experience includes being worked her way up with the property’s the Office of Compliance and President at the company’s a financial representative at from being a line events team to cre- Corporate Integrity, which was Nashville office where he is a Northwestern Mutual Financial cook in Washing- ate unforgettable later renamed the Office of Network, where he earned his ton D.C. to now menus for recep- Healthcare Compliance. He was member of the firm’s client OʼConnor life and health insurance being an executive tions, corporate promoted to chief compliance service team, with a focus on Amer wealth strategies and planning. license. He also worked as an chef. events and more. officer in 2014. Prior to joining Diversified account manager at Huntington A year after opening in the Long Island-Native cooked The Office of Healthcare Trust, Carson served as a senior T. Block Insurance Agency, Inc., role of sous chef, Amer is excit- across the country before land- Compliance is charged with vice president and a senior trust in Washington, D.C., where he ed to take her stand as ing in Nashville identifying and mitigating officer at U.S. Trust Co., where obtained his property and Executive Chef at Salt & Vine. Born and raised in New risks associated with potential he used his extensive technical casualty insurance license. He A perfectionist with no formal York, O’Connor attended the violations of the Anti-kickback fiduciary knowledge to develop received his bachelor’s degree in training and in a traditionally Culinary Institute of America Statute, Stark Laws, the Federal solutions for clients’ tax, fiduci- art history from Sewanee in male dominated industry has a in Hyde Park and the young and State False Claims Act, and ary investing, and estate plan- 2008. love for all things culinary. chef cut his teeth working various other laws and rules ning needs. Previously, Carson Marissa Bond joined the You’ll often find Amer in the under David Burke at that impact billing, coding and was a managing attorney at FBMM team in November 2013 kitchen daily testing out a sin- Manhattan’s Donatella while reimbursement for the Medical Vasallo Law, P.L., where he estab- and has recently been promoted gle recipe upwards of twenty still in school. After gradua- Center. While the Office of lished and managed a Middle to senior account assistant. times until it’s perfect. Amer’s tion, O’Connor moved to Vail, Healthcare Compliance is Tennessee office for a Florida- Prior to her work at FBMM, she driving force in the kitchen is Colo., where he gained experi- involved with many compli- based boutique law firm. While was an executive assistant at the guest reaction and ability to ence working in fine restau- ance-related responsibilities, overseeing all client develop- Artist & Repertoire, LLC. Bond turn a meal into an unforget- rants and hotels, including the primary focus is compli- ment and servicing for Ten- is a member of the Women’s table experience. Sonnenalp Resort and Vail ance with billing and coding. nessee and Mississippi, he Music Business Association Cascade. From there, O’Connor Mathis departed VUMC on prepared estate planning vehi- (WMBA), Troubadour Society, StarPro Public moved to Northern California, January 22. cles, evaluated suitability of American Society of Com- Relations where he worked at Hawker posers, Authors and Publishers Fare under 2 Star Michelin advanced wealth transfer plans StarPro PR has announced and designed effective business (ASCAP), and the Davidson Chef, James Syhabout. The Wilson Group County Notary. In 2001, she the addition of Nashville From California, O’Connor succession plans. native, Ashley Job to their The Wilson Group Real Active in many community received a Bachelor of Science moved to Tennessee, working Estate services is pleased to degree in business administra- public relations team. Ashley as Executive Sous Chef at and professional organizations, will serve as a Publicity welcome Denise Carson serves on the board of tion with an emphasis in Nashville’s Pinewood Social Cummins to our accounting from the University Manager and comes to the firm and Executive Chef of The The Westhaven Foundation, with a wealth of experience. Green Hills office. The Planned Giving Council of of Tennessee. Honeysuckle Local and Social Denise specializes Tyler Simmons joined FBMM Ashley has al- in Cool Springs before joining Middle Tennessee, and the ways had a passion in concierge level Executive Council of the Estate in June 2015 and is now a senior the team at Union Station real estate service account assistant. Prior to his for public rela- Hotel. Planning and Probate Section of tions, with a partic- for corporate trans- the Tennessee Bar Association. work at FBMM, Simmons Carter’s is located in the ferees, along with worked as a booking intern at ular interest in grand lobby of Union Station Cummins He is also an active member of media relations local homebuyers the Estate Planning Council The PressHouse and a business Hotel in the heart of downtown and sellers. Mars Petcare, development intern at Gilda’s and human inter- Nashville at 1001 Broadway. of Middle Tennessee, the action. Nissan and HCA are just a few Williamson County Bar Assoc- Club Nashville. He received his Job of the corporate level clients Bachelor of Business Admini- Ashley graduat- iation and The Heritage ed from the University of Vanderbilt Medical that she has served over the last Foundation of Williamson stration degree with an empha- 15 years. Cummins top priority Tennessee, Knoxville, earning a Thomas Wang, MD, Gottlieb County, and the District 6 sis in the music industry in 2015, is to provide a seamless and degree in public relations with C. Friesinger II Professor of Investigation Committee of the after earning a Bachelor of Arts efficient transition for each a minor in business adminis- Cardiovascular Medicine and Tennessee Board of Law degree in finance from the client whether they are moving tration. After graduation, she director of the Division of Examiners. Additionally, he is University of Maryland in 2012. across town or across the coun- moved back home and began Cardiovascular Medicine, was currently serving a five-year Katlyn Spalding came to try. working for Nashville PR firms, recently named president-elect term as a Commissioner on the FBMM in May 2016 and has been representing country artists of the Association of Profes- Historic Zoning Commission for promoted to senior account like Kenny Rogers, Mark Wills, sors of Cardiology (APC) for the City of Franklin, Tennessee. assistant. Prior to joining Randy Travis, Mark Chestnut, 2018. He will subse- Carson received his under- FBMM, she worked as an assis- Lifehouse, and many more. She quently serve as graduate degree in political sci- tant finance director for Little coordinated and led all media the president of ence from the University of English, LLC. She received a efforts for the Kenny Rogers the group in 2019. Have a promotion Mississippi and his Juris Doctor Bachelor of Science degree in “All In For The Gambler Founded in 1990, (J.D.) from the Mississippi accounting and a Bachelor of Concert Celebration,” which the APC promotes you wish to College School of Law. He also Arts degree in finance from the was held at the Bridgestone the professional received a Master of Laws University of Kentucky Gatton Arena in October 2017. She has development of its submit to (LL.M) in estate planning from College of Business and coordinated several media days Wang members and pro- the University of Miami Law Economics. and planned various campaigns vides a regular forum for chiefs Business Briefs? School. for tours, album releases and of cardiology to discuss the Salt & Vine Wine Bar book releases. issues facing academic medical Flood, Bumstead, Salt & Vine wine bar is excit- She comes to Star Pro PR centers. with a zest for life and a devo- McCready & McCarthy, ed to announce the promotion James Mathis, Send Business Briefs of their new executive chef, tion for learning and growing JD, Vanderbilt Uni- Inc. Rahaf Amer. Amer is tacking in this industry. versity Medical items to: Entertainment business man- her new title onto a long list of Center’s (VUMC) [email protected] agement firm Flood, Bumstead, restaurant positions that she Union Station Hotel chief compliance McCready & McCarthy, Inc., has occupied over the years. Union Station Hotel officer, has accept- has announced the promotion Before officially getting her Nashville is proud to announce ed a new position of four team members: Jake start in the culinary world, the addition of Jim O’Connor as chief compli- Dougher to account manager Amer had always known she as Executive Chef. In addition Mathis ance officer for UW and Marissa Bond, Tyler had a passion for food. She to leading menu development Medicine, the academic health March 8, 2018, The News- Page 13

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So Congresswoman Marsha Property Taxes are so high that Blackburn wants to replace poor people can't pay. That is Senator Bob Corker after he the reason for the affordable retires. Congresswoman Black- housing push. I'm ticked off burn is an eight term congress- that the educated keep the une- woman. Congresswoman Black- ducated down and out of the burn is entitled to a fine pen- picture by taxation that is total sion as an eight term congress- CALL OUR HOTLINE: 615-298-5597 irresponsible management of woman. Now if she should win people's money. It's time for all the race to replace Senator We have added an e-mail address for Ticked Off! Send your comments to [email protected] people to take control of town- Corker and play senator for ships across our state and make eight more terms will she also 21 years old. However, you can $30 million annually to catch reversed, the age for buying a laws that keeps these kind of be entitled to a pension as a purchase an assault rifle when up with the backlog. The gun needs to be raised back to salaries and pension from hap- Senator? I believe the pension you are 18 years old! Tennessee chapter of the 21. pening. Under present system for either one of these positions Lawmakers should hang their American Society of Civil I'm Ticked Off that everyone is very lucrative. These days heads in shame! Engineers noted that the state Public servants helping can't work for city or state or with all the govt. hullabaloo was spending $141 million Federal, where their will be an about "entitlements" I might Who is responsible for annually instead of the $475 themselves even playing field for all citi- add that were paid into by Metro roads million needed for state high- The real I'm Ticked Off will zens. attaching to our wages, so they way repaving. In response, come when citizens wake up are really not entitlements but In response to the letter crit- over considerable opposition, that their bank has been robbed How can politicians re-imbursements owed to us. As icizing Mayor Barry for the Governor Haslam pressed the of everything for the next twen- far as I know congressmen and poor state of West End and General Assembly to pass sig- ty five years. If mayor was support the sale of congresswomen and senators Harding Road, and 21st Avenue nificant gas tax and vehicle fee doing what is right and just and automatic weapons don't contribute to their pen- South, I remind that letter increases in 2017 to fund this equal to all citizens, then she How can any politician in sions at all. So, as a veteran con- writer that the first two are gap along with the accelerated would not need a body guard. their right mind continue to gresswoman getting a pension STATE Route 1 and the latter is construction of new projects. When public servants workers support the sale of automatic now possibly becoming a veter- STATE Route 106. If that writer Our president touts good can make eighty thousand a weapons of destruction and an senator who will get another is unhappy about the condition infrastructure and he is right. It year being retired, then it's time murder? Do they not feel the pension from the taxpayers of those roads, he needs to will not be built with "magical to shut down the lunacy bin. pain that these weapons have without having contributed a whine about Governor Haslam, thinking". It takes money from Nashville's system cannot and caused in the hands of either dime. I ask my fellow "ticked not Mayor Barry. all of us. will not survive. Liberals mentally ill persons or crimi- off" readers is this double dip- To the credit of both Mayor Democrats careless as long as nals of another nature? It really ping? Is Congresswoman and Barry and Governor Haslam, they are on receiving end. looks like the only solution is to they have refused to succumb to The age for buying a possible future Senator gun needs to be back Citizens are being robbed while do what Australia did in 1996 by Blackburn going to be really the epidemic of "magical think- watching and the paper has an banning these weapons in the "ENTITLED" to two pensions ing" which afflicts many voters. to 21 add to pay property taxes. hands of civilians. No mass which she hasn't contributed to This is belief that government Back in the 1970s, this coun- Everyone says get an education shootings have occurred there at all? Kinda makes me wonder services can be provided with- try made a huge disastrous mis- where you can manage your since that time. Does this mean if it is the people of Tennessee out any money or if money is take. After centuries of consid- money. Then you realized that Australians had to give up their she is now looking to help or the needed, it will come from some- ering a person not reaching the educated with watered shotguns, handguns and regu- one else, or that all we have to bottom line in her check book. adulthood until age 21, the down diploma are the ones lar rifles? Of course not! Does it do is get rid of the "waste, politicians decided to lower that doing public servant work of mean that Aussies are smarter fraud, and abuse". At the depths age to 18. Once we started con- leadership for community that than us? Maybe! Biggest ticked off of the Great Recession Mayor sidering teenage children as are over paid by thousands of Does this mean I may have to Dean reduced Metro's annual moment adults, many problems devel- dollars per year. The educated move to Australia? I hope not! paving budget to $7 million oped. One of these problems are the ones of Liberal Does this mean I will strictly This has got to be the biggest instead of the $20 million need- have been addressed. That Democrat quality that will vote for candidates who want "ticked-off" moment in history: ed each year. Mayor Barry, problem being alcohol con- destroy our republic by spend- better gun control in America? You are not allowed to drink backed by better times, sumption. The minimum age to ing and spending method. You betcha! alcohol in Florida until you are increased that expenditure to buy alcohol has been raised Ticked off is when you realize back to 21. that our education system of Pyramids didnʼt take Another of the many prob- Union Teachers turned out lems of thinking 18-year-old these Liberal Monsters to take this long kids are adults, has now come our money. Do you think people When is the Green Hills into the limelight. 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CALL OUR HOTLINE: 615-298-5597 more good news than bad news. really bothers me are all the that is what we dumb taxpayers about customer service; I have and from work. I guess I will just have to focus vain people who will never just did. never been in a Goodwill that We have also come to under- on the positive for now, and try admit how miserably they So hooray for the stock mar- had 8 to 10 check out lines. Did stand that the days of dollar per to change all the other stuff at failed the test of being a decent ket! We, the taxpayer, will be pay- you mean Walmart or Kroger? gallon gas are long gone and election time! human being by voting for such ing for it for generations to come. That would make more sense. two dollar per gallon is the new a dangerous, unstable and norm unless Bubba fills the bed Ads are critical but utterly disgraceful misfit. Standing up against the Dollar per gallon of gas of his work truck with gro- offer no alternative AirB&B lobby is long gone! ceries (not beer). A little loss of Hooray for the stock privacy during the commute solutions At the Brentwood Board of We could save nine billion plus ain't going to kill nobody unless It looks like the anti-transit market Commissioners meeting on dollars (which we do not have) if Bubba and his neighbor don't crowd has begun running their It is here now that the mas- Monday night, several commis- we stop pretending that we have pull the same lever in the voting ads aimed at criticism of the sive corporate tax cuts are in sioners stated their opposition H.O.V. lanes. The unenforceable booth (Note- empty gun rack transit program planned for place. And not a moment too toward a bill being proposed in H.O.V. use requirements have before commute). Nashville if approved by the soon! You see the last guy, the state Senate related to the been a joke for years. Sooner or voters in May, 2018. Naturally, President Obama, only had an state regulating short-term later Bubba Commuter will con- Ticked off? E-mail: the ads are critical of the pro- annualized return in the stock rentals instead of local govern- sider giving his neighbor a ride to [email protected] gram, but offer no alternate market of 16.25 % and a cumu- ments. The Brentwood City solutions. Of course, their hope lative return of 233.71 % during Manager said the Senate ver- is that you will continue to buy the Obama Presidency. That sion being proposed “would Nashville Pikes Vol 3 cars and fill them up with gas was Obama’s terrible perform- effectively prohibit our regula- every week in order to drive to ance. 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40403636 SNEED RDRD.. 570000 BUZ75 BUZBUZZARDZARD CREEK RDRD.. 805 SHADOWSTONESHADO ONE PL.PL.TSW 70107 1 LEGENDLEGENDSS CRESCRESTT DR. $1,450$1,450,000000,$1,450 000 $1,350,000000,50$1,3 00050$1,3 $1,224,900$1,224,900 $1,199,999,999199$1, ,999 Janet DentDentonon GGatewoodtat we ood | 6615.319.9725.915.319 725 Jeanie Barrier | 615.423.8311615.423.8311 Mandy WWachtlerachtler | 615.714.0864615.7 086414.0864 Allison Klausner | 6615.708.042015.7 042008.

141014 WILLOWBROOKEWILLOO10 WBROOKE CIR. 142 39TH39TH AVAAVE.VE. N * 36323632 RICHLAND AVAAVE.VE. 2228 GREY CLIFF DR. $1,199,000199$1, 000,199 $1,039,000000,930$1, $1,025,00000025,0$1, $899,000000,99$8 000 Dana GriscGriscomom | 615.485.5360615.485.5360 HeatherHeather Jenkins | 6615.456.334015.456.3340 Jeanie BarrierBarrier** | 615.423.8311615.423.8311 Jeanie Barrier | 615.423.8311615.423.8311 Lauraa PattersonPLaur atterson | 615.513.77306 307715.513. KKaren PilkertonPilkar erten on | 615.668.15786ert 1515.668. 87

22 WHITWORTHWHITWORTH BLVD.BLLVVD. 241111 CRESCRESTMOORCRES42 TMOOR RDRD.. | PH4 1810 ELLIOTTELLIOTT AAVAVE.VEVE. 702626 TARTANT07 ARTTAAAN DR. $879,0007$8 000,97 $795,0000005,97$ $769,00069,$7 000 $269,000000000,9$26 Jeanie Barrier | 615.423.8311615.423.8311 BarbaraBarbar KeithKeith Pa Payneayne | 6615.300.733715.300 7. 337 Dana GriscGriscomom | 615.485.5360615.485.5360 Jeanie Barrier | 615.423.8311615.423.8311 Lauraa PattersonPLaur atterson | 615.513.77306 7715.513. 3077 Dana GriscomGriscom | 615.485.5360615.485.5360 KarenK PilkertonPilkar on | 615.668.15786erten 1515.668.15 87

Janet Jeanie Mandy Allison Dana Laura Karen Heather Barbara Denton Barrier Wachtler Klausner Griscom Patterson Pilkerton Jenkins Keith Payne Gatewood Page 24- The News, March 8, 2018

SOLD 30 Acres in Forest Hills 1608 Chickering Road $10,900,000 www.1608chickeringrd.com

114 Clarendon Avenue 107 Adams Park Belle Meade Sugartree $2,995,000 $775,000

505 Georgetown Drive 225 Lone Oak Village Way Brook Meade Green Hills $715,000 $735,000

FREEMAN WEBB CO. HAL ROSSON realtors Representing Real Estate Buyers and Sellers Since 1971 615-271-2700 615-271-2705 [email protected] • www.halrosson.com March 8, 2018, The News- Page 25

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2 Missionary Dr Lot 175 843 Windstone Blvd - Brentwood - - Brentwood - $1,850,000 $2,075,000

2002 parade home on the 17th hole in Gov. Club gated golf course community. NEW PRICE!! Proof of fund req. personal home of builder, gorgeous pool Home has fabulous master suite with fireplace and sitting room. Kitchen has Wolf and spa. Open kit/Thermador app/butlers pnty, theater/100" screen, exer- appliances, gathering room and fireplace. This home is perfect for entertaining cise/game rm, lovely study with custom cabinetry, walnut hardwood floors, with a large dining room, 5 bdrms, theater, recording studio and 5 fpl. Gorgeous Gated. Shown by appt only, agent must be present. views/yard perfect for pool. Shown by appt only, agent must be present.

2 Portrush Ct Lot 216 857 Windstone Blvd Lot 34 - Brentwood - - Brentwood - $1,099,000 $2,127,000

NEW PRICE!! Gated/Patrolled golf community. Very open and Great home for entertaining or a growing family. Jaw-dropping kitchen and unique floor plan. Master on Main.Corner lot, in-ground pool. Agent media/family rm. off kitchen. In-ground pool. Elevator to all levels and spa- must be present for all showings and seller requests 24 hr notice to cious 4 bay garage. Shown by appt only, agent must be present. Call Judy show. or Dick for private showing. Proof of funds required.

6261 Hillsboro Pike 9533 Sunbeam Ct Lot 58 $3,499,000 - Brentwood - $1,650,000

Available for rent at $22,500 a month? Proof of funds required. Exquisite ren- NEW PRICE !!! Executive residence with an out-door oasis. Former Parade ovation, foyer very elegant with sweeping staircase. Kitchen all Viking appli- of Home house with 2 bedrooms on the main. Great for growing family. ances. Master suite is unlike anything you have seen with its own coffee bar Elevator to all levels. Shown by appt only, agent must be present. In Hampton and media viewing area. Shown by appt only, agent must be present. Reserve under contract.

Their commitment to their clients is evident from your first contact to well after the closing. ~ Domenic and Liliana Nigrelli Page 26- The News, March 8, 2018 Guiding You Home

SOLDNEW PRICE 5323 Lancelot Drive 5511 Knob Camelot Acres/Brentwood Classic ranch, updated Master Bath Classic ranch with basement level rec room Backs up to Richland Greenway all on a beautiful 1 acre lot. 3 BR | 2 Baths | 1444 SF 4 BR | 3 full BA | 3450 SF $379,900 $669,900

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Stunning Views at Center Hill Lake 1500 Lafever Ridge Rd | Silver Point Perfect in every way! Custom built, Open kitchen and great room, 3 Fireplaces Located only 2.5 miles from I-40 and 1 hr to Nashville Airport. 6 BR | 5 full & 1 half BA | 4617 SF $749,000 The Adelicia Penthouse Convenient Nations West End/Downtown Views 6112 Louisiana Avenue Stunning Interiors 1 Level living, Open concept Towering Windows Cathedral ceiling in fabulous kitchen Private Garage with 2 Assigned Spaces Parking pad for 2 cars New Price $2,695,000 2 BR | 2 BA | 1227 SF $325,000 Call for your STEVE FRIDRICH personal tour. Mary Elcan May 615-321-4420 615-347-3581 [email protected] Nashville 615-327-4800 FridrichandClark.com Williamson Co. 615-263-4800 March 8, 2018, The News- Page 27

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5700 Hillsboro Road 1709 Castleman 1711 Castleman 4414 Forsythe Place Forest Hills Chic contemporary new Chic contemporary new Belle Meade Horses permitted on this construction by Build Nashville construction by Build Nashville 1 acre lot secluded 8.5 acre building site at 3800 SF 3800 SF $899,000 Tyne, minutes from Green Hills. $1,199,000 $1,150,000 $1,799,000 SOLD

1105 Draughon Avenue 3610 Valley Vista Road 2107 Hobbs Court When Keeping The Right Chic new construction West End/Bellwood Green Hills Company Matters by Build Nashville 1.07 Acres One level cluster 4 BR | 3 BA | 2958 SF 615-300-3826 4 BR | 2.5 BA | 2857 SF $525,000 $799,000 $695,000 WhitClark.com [email protected]

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PRICE ADJUSTED 1406 Sigler Street Whether you are moving Windsor Terrace Music Row Area across town Turn of century home or across the country, End unit flat a move takes investigation, Completely updated needs TLC Zoned single or duplex strategy, planning and Covered patio organization. overlooks woods $595,000 2 BR | 1 BA | 1010 SF $225,500 Co-List Jerri Davis 615-210-9541

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504 Westview |Belle Meade Marchetti Built and Designed Architectural details create a sophisticated and timeless style. Lighted beams, custom built-ins... a fabulous mix of unique elegance A must see! 4 BR | 4 full, 1 half BA | 6108 SF $2,500,000 44 Concord Park E | Sugartree Classic design Fabulous private walled rear lawn Master up and down New kitchen with marble countertops SUZANNE LEWTER Quality throughout 615-300-7718 4 BR | 3 full, 1 half BA | 3438 SF [email protected] $749,000

Spectacular Property Need to Rent? Under 3 Hours from Nashville Dayton, TN 34 Acre Lakefront Equestrian Farm Main house guest house and 2 barns 2 slip dock and pool 235 Bancroft Cove $3,950,000 Franklin 3 BR | 2.5 BA | 2822 SF 2300 Chickering Lane $2400/mo Multi-million dollar vista lot Expansive patio with salt water pool 5 BR | 4 BR | 3475 SF $799,000

3100A Wellington Avenue 2 BR | 1.5 BA | 1940 SF 9468 Highwood Hill Road Close to Vanderbilt Highland Park 4 BR Home Wonderful floorplan with spacious living $1700/mo Screened porch overlooks private wooded common area 4 BR | 3 full, 1 half BA | 3328 SF $574,900 EXPERIENCE JIM MCLEOD TRUST Steven Myers 615-390-5508 615-330-0555 [email protected] DISCRETION

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