Green Hills Historic Marker Unveiling Ceremony

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HHHHHHHHHHH Cooper, Briley begin Runoff Campaign HHHHHHHHHHH

Scene from Councilman John Cooperʼs headquarters on August 1. - photo submitted Scene from Mayor David Briley headquarters on August 1. - photo by Paul Ladd

Paul Ladd a fourth of the city's active educator pay, and police and experience as a businessman of my own creation, we also Contributor to The News registered voters cast ballots firefighter pay come first," he and Council member to lead have created a lot of opportu- Councilman John Cooper in the race. said, repeating his call for the city. nities in this city for us to and Mayor David Briley have "More than 70 percent of public schools to get half of Briley, speaking to a crowd move forward," said the started the next round of their the county said it's time for a all the city's new revenues. at Woolworth on 5th, said Mayor, pointing to 10,000 new campaigns after finishing first new direction," Cooper told Referring to his platform Nashville is facing significant jobs coming to Nashville, and and second, respectively, in his supporters, who gathered as "effective progressivism," challenges over the coming increased affordable housing. the August 1 general election. at the Elks Lodge on Jefferson Cooper said his vision is for years, despite the city's cur- Speaking to reporters after The runoff is scheduled for Street. Cooper says the "next all parts of Nashville to be rent prosperity. "I look for- his speech, Briley intends September 12. great chapter" is ready to be included in the city's growth, ward to having a conversation to focus on the difference Unofficial returns from the written, and says it's time to and prosperity. He also wants with Councilman Cooper over between himself and Cooper Davidson County Election make Nashville "the greatest to preserve and honor "what the next six weeks, where we during the runoff campaign. Commission show Cooper took city in the country." made Nashville special all have a full throated debate "I think there is a clear 35,386 votes, or slightly more Cooper repeated many of along," and made reference to about what it means to indication in our community than 35 percent of the vote, to the themes he spoke about the city's cherry blossom move forward in the city of that he (Cooper) tapped into Briley's 25,573 votes, or a little during his campaign, includ- trees, some of which were Nashville." that folks are worried about more than 25 percent. Dr. ing infrastructure needs removed for the recent NFL During the sixteen months the pace of growth, he said. Carol Swain, a former profes- throughout the city, communi- Draft event. he has been Mayor, Briley told Briley believes his vision is sor at Vanderbilt University, ty development, more afford- "I will be the right mayor supporters he has been work- more forward-looking than came in third with almost able housing, getting city for right now, and I'm excited ing on several issues, includ- Cooper's. 22 percent. State Rep. John finances under control and to make it work. Because we ing public education, trans- "I think in the long run Ray Clemmons came in fourth having a transportation plan can extend prosperity and portation, preserving open Nashville has benefited the with more than 16 percent. in place next year. He also investment to all the parts of space in the city, and improv- most when we have found a Six other candidates garnered vowed to increase salaries for our county, and let all neigh- ing the local workforce. way to come together, identify a combined total of less than teachers and first responders. borhoods bloom," said Cooper, "While we have addressed two percent. A little more than "We want a town where who said he has the necessary issues that perhaps were not See Runoff on Page 3

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Crye-Leike breaks record in Backpack Heroes Program to benefit Children of Youth Villages

Crye-Leike Real Estate Ser- treatment, community-based vices has teamed up with Youth programs and crisis and pre- Villages of Middle Tennessee vention services. to support the Backpack Heroes Chris Crye, the late son of Program for the 19th consecu- Crye-Leike CEO and Co- tive year. This year, Crye-Leike founder Harold Crye, was an broke its record, donating 494 avid supporter of Youth Villages. backpacks full of school sup- In his memory, the agents and plies to Youth Villages. employees of Crye-Leike carry Youth Villages (youthvil- on a tradition of caring for kids lages.org) is a private, non-prof- who deserve every opportunity it organization dedicated to to learn and succeed. helping emotionally and behav- “We’re proud to have sup- iorally troubled children and ported Youth Villages in their their families live successfully Backpack Heroes drive for so through home-based counsel- many years now,” said Mr. ing, therapeutic foster care, Crye. “The support from our adoption services, residential agents never ceases to amaze

Pictured above: Harold Crye with backpacks for the Backpack Heroes Program.

me. This year we broke another tion in the Backpack Heroes Murphy. “The generosity comes record and collected 494 back- Program year-after-year. Once from Crye-Leike associates and packs. We don’t ask our offices all of the backpacks are collect- staff from all across Middle TN to beat the previous year’s ed, Youth Villages comes to - from Dickson to Lebanon, record. It just comes naturally Crye-Leike Brentwood office Columbia to Clarksville and from their hearts. I’m very with students to pick up the everywhere in between.” proud of what it’s become.” supplies. For more information re- Crye-Leike Principal Broker “To see the excitement on garding Crye-Leike and its com- and Administrative Manager the students’ faces when they munity involvements, please for Middle Tennessee Jason see the backpacks and pick out visit the website at www. Murphy has organized the their very own is a special crye-like.com/blogs. Crye-Leike offices’ participa- moment to witness,” said Mr. ITALIAN...NASHVILLE STYLE

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From Page One "I think people are going to took just more than 80 percent Metropolitan Charter were Early voting for the runoff have a chance to see a sharp of the vote in his quest for a full overwhelmingly approved. The election begins August 23 and Runoff... contrast between one direction term. Councilman At-large Bob first requires the Mayor to sub- runs through September 7. In for the city, and another. and I Mendes was also elected out- mit reports to the Council each addition to the mayoral race, the future, invest in ourselves think it'll energize them to get right, having passed the thresh- year on performance and effi- four at-large and eight district and that's where we have really out and vote." old of ten percent of the total ciency, as well as debt informa- Council races will also be decid- seen our greatest successes," Both Briley and Cooper votes cast in that race. Eight tion. The second amendment ed. Briley said, adding he intends expressed appreciation to other candidates will vie in the requires school board vacan- to contrast and clear up what he Swain and Clemmons, neither runoff for the other four at- cies to be filled by the Council, says is "factually not accurate" of whom have endorsed a can- large positions. In addition, instead of the school board. Have a community news during the next round of cam- didate in the runoff as of press eight district Council races will Approval of the amendment story? Let us know! paigning, and believes that will time. also be decided in the runoff. puts the charter in line with [email protected] prompt his supporters. Vice Mayor Jim Shulman Two amendments to the state law.

Police Officer Barrett Teagueʼs resignation leads to his being decertified while COB refocuses investigation Metro Police Officer Barrett swiftly to decommission Teague, immediate request to the Ten- ed to MNPD policy, practice, or practices, they will recommend Teague submitted his irrevoca- a 4-year veteran, after the nessee Peace Officer Standards training that may have con- improvements to deter any sim- ble and non-appealable letter administration and his supervi- and Training Commission to tributed to the conduct depicted ilar acts of misconduct from of resignation from the sors became very concerned fully decertify Officer Teague. in the video of July 3, 2019. occurring in the future. Metropolitan Nashville Police with what the video showed. Decertification will assure that If the Community Oversight Department on July 31 to be Teague’s resignation ends Officer Teague can no longer Board identifies any areas of effective after he serves a 30-day the police department’s admin- work as a police officer in the concern in MNPD polices or suspension without pay for con- istrative investigation. state of Tennessee. duct unbecoming a member of Detectives are completing a Officer Teague's resignation the police department. criminal investigation into his from MNPD effectively ends the Teague, who last worked as a actions which will be staffed Community Oversight Board’s uniformed officer at the East with the District Attorney’s misconduct investigation. Precinct, was decommissioned Office and the Community However, for civilian oversight on July 4 after the MNPD Oversight Board (COB) began to be truly effective, it must became aware of video showing refocusing on the investigation identify and address systemic 121 2nd Avenue North him engaged in a physical after it learned of Teague’s res- failures rather than proceed confrontation with a female ignation. solely on a case-by-case basis. Franklin, TN 37064 motorist whom he stopped for While the board stated they Towards that end, the (615) 791-5846 an expired license plate outside were satisfied with this admin- Community Oversight Board Mon - Sat: 10-5 • Sunday 1-5pm a Dickerson Pike market on istrative resolution, they deter- will continue to review this July 3. mined that it was most impor- incident to determine if there AN ECLECTIC MIX OF QUALITY ANTIQUES AND FURNISHINGS The police department moved tant that the MNPD make an were any systemic issues relat-

FirstBank mortgage donates $2,000 in scholarships to two Nashville families

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Metro/State Commentary

By Horace Johns, MTSU Business Professor Former Metro Councilman

Dale Carnegie and his approach towards human relations

Dale Carnegie, originally a learn from him or her. poor Missouri farm boy who, There are 12 rules to win after excelling in a sales career, people to your way of thinking. started the renowned Dale They are: (1) the only way to Carnegie Course in 1912, which get the best at an argument is to was designed to develop better avoid it (to win an argument people, communication, and makes the other person feel leadership skills in the work- inferior); (2) show respect for place. others’ opinions and never tell In 1936, he published his them they’re wrong; (3) if you signature book, How to Win are wrong, admit it quickly and Friends and Influence People. emphatically; (4) begin in a Both the course and book are friendly way when confronting still popular tools in developing an angry person; (5) get other soft skills employers want from persons saying “yes” immedi- WeGo introduces new over-the-road coaches their employees. The Dale ately and if possible keep them Carnegie Course became an from saying “no”; (6) let the WeGo Public Transit region- In March 2019, the Regional • Rehabilitation of four loco- official part of the business other person do a great deal of al customers are now riding Transportation Authority of motives on the WeGo Star (for- curriculum at MTSU last year. the talking; (7) let the other per- in style as WeGo introduced Middle Tennessee (RTA) voted merly the Music City Star); My column this week will son feel the idea is his or hers; new, over-the-road coaches to adopt the WeGo Public focus on Carnegie’s effective (8) try honestly to see things with plenty of amenities for Transit brand, bringing both • Complete replacement of approach to human relations. I from the other person’s point of commuters traveling outside the Nashville MTA and RTA passenger cars on the Star; and, will concentrate on the princi- view; (9) be sympathetic with Davidson County. under one umbrella brand for ples enunciated in his book. the other person’s ideas and The first six WeGo Public seamless communication, oper- • Account-based fare collec- There are three basic tech- desires; (10) appeal to another’s Transit-branded MCI coaches, ations, and customer experi- tion system. niques in handling people? nobler or best motives; (11) which feature USB ports and ence. First, try to understand people dramatize your ideas – e.g., plush seating first hit the road “This is the first of several instead of condemning them; power point, animation, atten- July 31. The remaining buses milestones in the next year to this will breed sympathy, toler- tion grabbers; (12) throw down will be introduced later this help elevate transit in Middle ance, and kindness. Second, a challenge for the other person summer after road testing and Tennessee,” WeGo CEO Steve the only way to get anybody to to excel and feel good. inspection. All 10 coaches are Bland said. do anything is to make the There are nine ways to owned by WeGo and serve to Significant capital projects other person want to do it; change people without causing replace a little more than a helping to push out a fresh- make the other person feel resentment. They are: (1) begin third of buses used by Gray ened brand and unify Middle appreciated through compli- with praise and honest appreci- Line, the contracted regional Tennessee public transit in- ments, not criticism. Third, ation; (2) call attention to peo- service provider. clude: Carnegie said the most impor- ple’s mistakes indirectly – e.g., tant thing in his book is to praise something first before think always in terms of the suggesting an alternative; other person’s point of view (3) talk about your own mis- Green Hills News, Belle Meade News, West Meade News, and see things from his or her takes before criticizing the West Side News, Bellevue News, Donelson News, angle if you wish to influence other person; (4) ask questions Hermitage News and Nashville Today Newspapers him or her. instead of giving direct orders; There are six ways to make (5) let the other person save face Gary Cunningham, Founder and Publisher Emeritus people like you. First, become if you have to win an issue; genuinely interested in other (6) praise the slightest improve- people. 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The Bellevue Garden Club promotes gardening with youth

den with the students that ence that promoted much included characters and minia- progress in reading and writing ture homes from the book. as well as science and health. Members provided refresh- Gardening skills learned will ments and enjoyed interacting continue to benefit the students with the students. throughout their life. The camp When the vegetables planted also helped to promote parent in the spring matured, students involvement. enjoyed crockpot recipes with Home Depot contributed 30 the vegetables. The students bags of soil for the gardens. learned to identify herbs and The Bellevue Garden Club, experimented with tasting established in 1939, is a member them. Teachers and club mem- of the Tennessee Federation bers were amazed at the stu- of Garden Clubs, Inc. and dents’ enthusiasm and felt the National Garden Clubs, Inc. camp experience was a great and beneficial learning experi-

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Bellevue Garden Club member, Rosemary Mortimer, introduces Hickman students to the herb garden for a tasting experiment.

The Bellevue Garden Club funded a four week student home library. began a spring gardening proj- camp that focused on reading For National Garden Week ect with students at Hickman and writing about gardening this summer, club members Elementary School in Donelson. and hands-on activities in the taught the forty-eight students Mr. Wilson, a teacher at the school garden. Camp students how to start vegetables and Itʼs easy to qualify school, built fourteen raised took four fieldtrips to gardens flowers from seeds. Students gardens that club members and at Cheekwood, Shelby Bottoms, selected favorite flowers or veg- and easy to students planted with flowers the Ellington Agriculture Cen- etables seeds and planted them schedule your rides. and vegetables. A club member ter, and Bates Nursery. Students in styrofoam cups to take home. assisted the school in writing a also selected two books a week A club member planted a Wind Learn more at: SeniorRideNashville.org “Read to be Ready Grant” that on gardening to help create a in the Willows themed herb gar-

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Extended-stay hotel is currently Tulip Groveʼs August “Lawn of the Month” closed after Sunday explosion

On Sunday, August 4, an gasoline which ignited in a explosion occurred at the Home- room. Four people were injured Towne Studios located at 1210 and there was an evacuation of Murfreesboro Pike which is near the building. the Nashville International Currently the extended-stay Airport approximately around hotel is closed until further 3:30 p.m. notice due to damage. A man sustained burns dur- The cause of the explosion is ing the incident. Witnesses said unknown and an investigation is there were a couple gallons of underway.

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James and Lualhati years. Lu loves to paint and working on their wonderful Craighead who reside at 4352 care for her garden. Through- variety of flowers and plants Baton Rouge Drive, were out Lu’s adult life, she has together. The award was pre- selected as the August “Lawn had much joy in growing sented by Hal Perry, long- of the Month” in the Tulip beautiful flowers, plants and time neighborhood activist of Grove neighborhood area. an array of wonderful vegeta- District 12, along with some James and Lualhati have bles wherever she has lived. very nice gift cards from local lived in Tulip Grove for 3 Their current home is cer- Hermitage merchants who years now. James is a U.S. Air tainly a beautiful testimony continue to support the the Itʼs easy to qualify Force veteran and is also a to Lu’s “green-thumb” and beautification promotion. and easy to retired property guard for several butterflies and thirsty For more information or Nashville Metro Police. hummingbirds will also testi- to reach Hal Perry email: schedule your rides. Lualhati was a teacher in ele- fy to the fact! Jim and Lu both www.tulipgroveassoc@gmail. mentary education for 20 have a strong passion for com Learn more at: SeniorRideNashville.org

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Koinonia, Belmont Church and gospel music honored for impact on music and Nashville

unveiling ceremony. “God’s ways rational, pop, gospel, southern are higher than our ways,” he gospel, musicals, praise and wor- said. “I think He has a great sense ship, country, bluegrass, rock, of humor to think of our friend rap/hip-hop, urban and more.” and Savior, the King of Kings, was The resolution also honors born of all places in the stable. the impact of other styles of And much of Christian music was faith-based music and its long- born in a bookstore!” Smith held importance to Nashville. referred to his early years in “Religious music has been inte- Nashville by saying, “This kid gral to Nashville’s identity as from West Virginia found his way ‘Music City,’ from early music pub- to Nashville, Tennessee and found lishing houses to the international himself completely, radically impact of the Fisk Jubilee Singers. changed by the love of God on this Key artists nurtured locally in the corner. When I drive by here, it 1970s eventually crossed over to takes my breath away every time.” mainstream fans and by the 1990s, He concluded by saying, “It’s an Contemporary Christian and honor and humbling all at the Gospel Music outsold jazz and same time to be here for such a his- classical. Nashville also became toric occasion.” the capital of this new genre, serv- The historical marker, unveiled ing as home to the Gospel Music at the corner of 16th Avenue and Association, major labels and a Grand in the heart of Nashville’s growing creative community.” Music Row, honors the impact Mayor Briley, who also spoke that the faith-based musical gen- at the historic marker unveiling, res of CCM and gospel music commented on the importance of (L-R) Metro Councilmembers Freddie OʼConnell and Erica Gilmore, Amy Grant, Council have had on Nashville. recognizing the people and events Member Nancy VanReece, Michael W. Smith, Mayor David Briley, and GMA President Jackie A recent Metro Council reso- that have made Nashville the city Patillo at the historical marker unveiling ceremony. - photos by GMA/Mickey Bernal & Jason Davis lution has also honored the it is today. “We’re changing as impact of these musical styles we move forward,” commented In what felt like a homecoming tingly began to stoke the fire of the on Nashville and commemorated Briley. “Part of that change entails for many of its guests and partici- growth of an entirely new musical the 50th anniversary of the Gospel some risk—risk that we forget pants, an historic marker was genre. “We may not have known Music Association’s Dove Awards. about what has made our city unveiled on Thursday, July 25th what was going to happen when On July 3, 2019, a Metro Council what it is.” Speaking of the com- honoring Koinonia Coffeehouse we created Koinonia, but God cer- resolution was adopted and memorative importance of these and Belmont Church’s impact tainly did. Like Jesus’ parable of reads in part, “the Gospel Music historical markers, Briley contin- on Nashville and the genre of the sower and the seeds, we had Association’s Dove Awards have ued by saying, “We have a chance contemporary Christian music planted a seed.” honored outstanding achieve- as a community to remind our- (CCM). Overseen by the Metro Michael W. Smith, whose ments and excellence in Christian selves about the people who made Historical Commission, the un- career in the contemporary Music since 1969. The Dove the place and to lay claim to the veiling ceremony was attended Christian music genre has Awards are presented to gospel history and the future of this by musical performers, Nashville spanned more than four decades, music artists who create a variety city.” Mayor David Briley, Belmont joined Amy Grant in the marker of musical styles, including inspi- Church’s retired pastor Don Finto and many people with con- nections to the early days of contemporary Christian music. “He who began a good work in us is faithful to complete that work. I’m so grateful that this memory is being kept alive,” commented CCM pioneer and artist Amy Grant, who first began her musical career at Koinonia and Artist Michael W. Smith was Belmont Church. Koinonia “felt one of the guest speakers at like the spiritual version of walk- the unveiling ceremony. ing into my grandmother’s house and smelling her freshly baking and president of the Gospel Music yeast rolls,” Grant continued, Association. “In the 1870s, the Fisk who attended the event and Jubilee Singers drew worldwide helped to unveil the marker, attention to Nashville with their along with fellow CCM artist powerful gospel sound,” comment- Michael W. Smith. “I just wanted ed Patillo. “Southern gospel and to take it in. I wanted to taste it. I quartet music has been an impor- never wanted that environment tant part of our roots, but God to disappear from my life.” used some young creatives, a Koinonia Bookstore, which new generation, to establish a opened as an outreach of Belmont new sound that was nurtured Church in 1972 with the coffee- right here at Koinonia under the house following in 1973, became a visionary leadership at Belmont pivotal location for early CCM Church. Thank you, Don Finto.” artists to hone their craft in an “Many of the drop-out, cast-off- atmosphere that was equal parts all-restraints young people of the church fellowship and casual hippie generation were fast musical performances more becoming a new generation of befitting the singer-songwriter ‘Jesus freaks,’ as they were style prevalent in the hippie called,” recently commented Don movement of the ‘60s. Finto, the pastor of Belmont The marker unveiling event, Church when it first began to min- (L-R) CCM Pioneers join GMA President and Metro leaders to celebrate the unveiling of which was spearheaded by CCM ister to this burgeoning music CCMʼs historical marker. (Front row, L to R) Amy Grant, Michael W. Smith and Brown industry veteran Melinda Scruggs scene and its outreach to the gritty Bannister. Back row, L to R: Lanier Ferguson, Gary Pugh, GMAʼs Jackie Patillo, Metro Gales and numerous volunteers, community surrounding the Council Member Nancy VanReece, Mayor David Briley, Steve Chapman, Annie Chapman and also included comments from church in the 1970s. As he dis- Scott Brickel. Jackie Patillo, executive director cussed, Belmont’s ministry unwit- August 8, 2019, The News- Page 7

was a red headed young man. to a known felon like Bryson. I never know. Let this be a lesson Subsequently, picture line up wish some enterprising indi- to every reader. Do not just take placed his picture in a promi- vidual in the police department any situation for granted. Look Taxing nent position—he was the only had thought about Adam and beyond the obvious. If you are a red headed man in the line up. realized that Bryson was red judge, lawyer, member of the Even with the lack of any headed, about Adams’ size and police force or a concerned citi- Matters damning evidence, Adam was thought, could this be the cul- zen, open your eyes. Look deep- convicted of murder. In fact, prit who killed Mr. Burrows? er into the matters. I pray that there was no evidence that The evidential finger prints lay nothing like the atrocities dif- By Jim Wilson, CPA Adam was guilty. dormant for years, while Adam fused on innocent Adam will be Then, as fate would have it, suffered same and disgrace for replicated on others. Of all the after years of praying and no reason. words that were ever penned, beseeching God on his behalf, I give praise to God for the saddest of these is “what the fingerprints were deter- Adam’s release and I pray that might have been.” Freedom denied for 12 years mined to be those of Kermit the day will come when those Adam is at home now. He Eugene Bryson. Mr. Bryson who maligned his character was released last week. See the On March 1, 2012 I received ed Christian. I soon discovered was arrested for gunning down will ask for forgiveness. But, Nashville Tennessean story on my Volunteer RMSI (Tennessee that he was responsible for a deputy named Shane Tate. there remains a pressing ques- page 12A Sunday Edition, Department of Correction) more conversions of inmates to Thus, putting his fingerprints tion. Who will compensate August 4th, 2019. Pray that God Badge. With some trepidation, I Christianity than any of the into the police system and Adam, his family and friends? will forgive the rank stupidity entered the massively fortified ministers who had regularly when compared to the prints Who will take responsibility that stole this young man’s property located in Nashville. I visited the facility. One Sunday, taken from the door of Mr. for destroying a young man’s innocence. really did not know what, if I arrived to preach in the Burrows’ car, were found to be a life and incarcerating him for For more information, call anything, I could do to assist “church” auditorium. Immedi- match. So why was Adam twelve years? What could Adam Wilson & Wilson, PC, CPA, CFE the inmates to cope with their ately, I was told that Adam remaining in prison? In fact, have become? What education at 615-673-1330 or email jim@ plight. But I soon found myself Braseel had seven men who even though the evidence was could he have sought? We will wilsonandwilsoncpa.com being a care-giver to men who would be baptized that day. available two years after were starving for any sign of Seven men! Adam continued to languish in acceptance. Within less than Adam denied any culpability prison, no one said, “Adam See an unusual photo perfect for thirty minutes of my first visit, in the death of Malcolm Braseel is not guilty of the I met a young man who was Burrows. He said he was not crime of the murder of Mr. loved by most every other near the scene where the mur- Burrows.” In fact, the finger- Whatʼs Wrong with inmate in that prison. The der occurred. There was no evi- print information was available young man made an impression dence that he was involved. at least one year before Adam This Picture? on me immediately. I soon Even though there were finger was released. The problem learned that he was accused of prints that were collected from seems to be exacerbated by Send in your photo along with your name to: beating a man to death—a the passenger door of Mr. the local “Keystone Cops” who charge he tirelessly denied. His Burrows’ Chrysler automobile closed their eyes to evidential [email protected] demeanor was different from and they were not Adam’s, no matter and continued to perse- some of the other inmates. I one concluded that he was inno- cute the poor little red headed and see the picture taken in the newspaper! could tell that he was a dedicat- cent. Someone said the culprit boy rather than to follow leads Page 8- The News, August 8, 2019

HIGHLIGHTS & HAPPENINGS

Now thru August 10 August 12 August 16-24 player names to KC Council proach to Creating Change" at 12012, c/o Buist Richardson, the 2019 Young Leaders Council Williamson County Fair Frist Art Museumʼs Wilson County Fair 8112 Old Charlotte Pike, Impact Luncheon presented by The 2019 Williamson County Family Monday With hundreds of competi- Nashville, TN 37209. PNC Bank from 11:30 a.m. to Fair is being held now thru The Frist loves families! Join tions, 50+ rides, and a mile-long For more information, email 1:00 p.m. at United Way of August 10 at the Williamson us on the second Monday of the list of food vendors, exhibits, Kent Skinner at dkentcpa@gmail Metropolitan Nashville, located County Agricultural Expo Park month for special program- activities, and special events, .com. at 250 Venture Circle. Panelists located at 4215 Long Lane in ming, including bilingual story- nine days is barely enough time include Samantha Wigand, Franklin. New to the fair this time in English and Spanish, to squeeze in all the fun to be August 22 chief of staff for Center for year will be: Piccolo Zoppe family tours, and Martin had at the Wilson County Fair. Nonprofit Management; Corinne Circus, XPogo stunt team, the ArtQuest Gallery—open exclu- Tickets are on sale now for Live On The Green C. Bergeron, program officer of Spoon Man, the Barnyard, and sively to families on these the annual event at the James The lineup for August 22 is The Frist Foundation; and NYC Taxi bumper cars. Also dates. The story for this month E. Ward Agricultural Center Will Hoge, Amanda Shires, Mat Tracey Dill, direction of com- there will be an air conditioned is Frida, written by Jonah in Lebanon. Approximately Kearney and Johnny Swim. munity impact at United Way of building with vendor booths, Winter and illustrated by Ana 500,000 people are drawn to the The event will be held at the Metropolitan Nashville. The food and free entertainment. Juan. event each year. Public Square Park in down- cost to attend is $30 per person. The fair hours will be The time will be between For spectators and those town Nashville with the event Reservations are required Monday – Thursday, 6:00 p.m. – 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. This event with something to prove, there starting 5:45 p.m. and running online at https://www.young- 10:00 p.m. (Midway closes at is free to members; not-yet- are competitions throughout thru 11 p.m. The event is free leaderscouncil.org/impact/ 11:00 p.m.); Friday, 6:00 p.m. – members can bring the whole the fair in categories including and for a full schedule go to 10:00 p.m. (Midway closes at family for the price of one adult animals, creative arts, motor- www.liveonthegreen.com/sche September 7-8 12:00 midnight); Saturday, 10:00 admission. The Frist is located ized events, amateur talent, and dule/#/. a.m. – 10:00 p.m. (Midway closes at 919 Broadway. many more. This year’s fair Middle Tennessee at 12:00 midnight); Sunday, 12:00 For more information see offers a new robotics event Highland Games noon – 10:00 p.m. being held on Saturday, August August 23-25 FristArtMuseum.org. and Celtic Festival General admission is $9 for 17. Nashville Flea Market adults, $5 for children. There The music line-up includes a This festival includes The Nashville Flea Market at are bulk ticket packages August 15 variety of local and national Scottish heavy athletic competi- The Fairgrounds Nashville will available and Midway tickets acts including Jason Crabb and tions, hurling and rugby games, Frist Art Museumʼs Art be August 23-25. Approximate- are sold separately. The Kentucky Headhunters. kids zone and minor athletics, ly 800 to 1200 dealers and ven- For more information go to After Dark General admission at the gate 3 stages of Celtic music and dors from 30 states offer their info@williamsoncountyfair. org. Enrich your Thursday each day is $12 for adults, $6 for dance, bagpipe and drum wares to the buying public nights at the Frist. Each month children between 6-12 years old, bands, food vendors, Celtic every month. The theme for join The Frist for live music, and free for children under 5. product and art vendors and August 9 this month will be A Sip Of thought-provoking conversa- Tickets can be purchased online demonstrations, over 40 Scottish Summer. American Legion Post 5 tions and lectures, Drop-In at wilsoncountyfair.net by Clan and organization tents, Items sold at the flea market Lunch Meeting Drawing, and more. Each Art Thursday, August 15, and pay sheep dog herding demonstra- represent more categories than After Dark is a new experience, only $10. Other ticket options tions, Scottish Coos, Tartan American Legion Post 5 one can list. Merchandise sold so engage with the exhibitions are available online including a parade and more. This event invites all veterans to their features antique furniture, in new ways. Practice different $45 Season Ticket good for (rain or shine) will be held at monthly luncheon at Amerigo dishware, knick knacks, spe- techniques and skills, access admission all nine days. Percy Warner Park on 50 Restaurant (1920 West End Ave.) cialty foods, boutique clothing, technical guidance, and be Going for the rides? The $25 Vaughn Road. The times for the Saturday August 9 at 11:30 a.m. carpets, health and beauty inspired by the artworks in the Mega Ticket includes admission festival will be Saturday, 9 a.m. - Guest speaker will be Bob items, jewelry, perfume, leather galleries and the architecture to the Fair and a ride armband 5 p.m. and Sunday, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Elliott from Wiley Brothers. A goods, paper goods, yard art of the building. Borrow materi- good any of the 9 days of the Tickets range from $15 - $30 discounted lunch menu is avail- and more. The selection is end- als from the station near the event. The Mega Ticket must be and can be ordered online at able. less and the finds are superbly Ingram Gallery information purchased by August 15 at www.eventbrite.com/e/middle- Weekly lunches for Post 5 are unique. desk, or bring your own. (Note wilsoncountyfair.net, or at the tennessee-highland-games- held at Piccadilly Cafeteria The Nashville Flea Market is that only pencils and digital Fair Office. and-celtic-festival-tickets- located at 874 Murfreesboro always open for shopping on the drawing surfaces are allowed in Gates open at 5 p.m. Monday 59120714649 Pike. To RSVP and for more fourth weekend of every the galleries.) through Friday, 10 a.m. on information, call (615) 254-0644. month. The operating hours are The time will be between 5:00 Saturday, and at noon on Sunday. Come and enjoy fellowship with Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Saturday, September 10 / 12 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. This event is For more information visit your veteran friends. 7 a.m. - 6 p.m.; and Sunday, Social Security, Know free to members; admission wilsoncountyfair.net. 7 a.m. - 4 p.m. For more infor- required for not-yet-members. Your Options Workshop August 10-11 mation call (615) 862-5016. Materials will be included but This is a workshop to edu- T-Rex Planet on a first come, first served August 17 cate yourself and know your T-Rex Planet will have a mas- basis. All skill levels welcome. St Henryʼs Knights of August 25 options before filing for Social Security benefits. Learn how to sive display of most realistic Columbus giant dinosaurs that are unlike Ring of Honor make the right choices for you any other. Come see T-Rex, Live On The Green 6th Annual Trivia Knight Wrestling and your retirement. Spinosaurus and 50 more. Kids Live On The Green is a free St Henry’s Knights of Ring of Honor will be There will be two workshops will have chance to interact outdoor concert series, spon- Columbus will be hosting the returning to the Nashville Fair- available: Tuesday, September with our Dinosaur babies. Our sored by Lightning 100. The 6th Annual Trivia Knight on grounds Arena this August. 10 or Thursday, September 12. trainers let kids pet these cute event is held at Public Square August 17 in the Fellowship Admission ranges from $10 - $60 Start and end times for both little guys while educating Park in downtown Nashville. Hall supporting the Knights' and there will be $30-$50 for days will be 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. them. Strap on a VR headset The stage is set up on the steps many charitable activities. parking. The event will held at The workshops will be held in and travel back to when of the Plaza and the crowd gath- Includes an Italian buffet din- the Sports Arena. the Massey Business Center on Dinosaurs dominated the earth. ers in the grassy area of Public ner with soft drinks plus a For more information go to the Belmont University Campus This 5-D interactive experience Square Park to watch perform- "sweet tooth break" at halftime - www. rohwrestling.com. located at 1900 Belmont Boule- is a fan favorite, no matter what ances from a variety of artists. all for just $35 per player (if vard. age. On August 15 the following paid by August 8; $40 there- To register and for more T-Rex Planet will held at The bands are scheduled to per- after). Sign in begins at 6:15 August 28 information call (615) 801-5264 Fairgrounds Nashville in the form: Lucie Silvas, Yola, The p.m. and the trivia play starts at Young Leaders Council or go to www.flmidtn.com Creative Arts and Annex Strumbellas and Gary Clark Jr. 7:00 p.m. Bring a whole team Luncheon on Collective Building. Parking is $5 and to The event starts 6 p.m. and runs (up to 8 players) or a partial your event in Impact Announce purchase tickets go to trexplan- thru 11 p.m. For the full upcom- team and we can group you up. The News! ing schedule go to www.liveon- Learn all about "Collective et.com or call 386-479-4283 for There will be prizes for 1st, 2nd, [email protected] more information. thegreen.com/schedule/#/. and 3rd place. Mail checks and Impact: A Collaborative Ap- August 8, 2019, The News- Page 9 BUSINESS BRIEFS

INSBANK based in INSBANK’s Green project experience includes Administration Building. Keith Another driving force behind INSBANK, a Nashville-based Hills office location. Jack Daniel’s Homeplace Im- leads the Nashville region in her move into a career in real commercial bank, recently provements, Jack Daniel’s their involvement with the estate is her love for connecting announced the addition of Tract II Shipping and Bottling National Kidney Foundation people with their dreams. Andrew Smith, FVP Director Messer Construction Expansion, Davidson County and participates annually in In her free time, Constantine of Treasury Management; Messer Construction Co. is Sheriff’s Office Harding Place the American Lung loves going on hikes with her James Nicholson, VP Relation- pleased to announce the promo- Facility and the Vanderbilt Association’s Fight for Air dog, Nala, as well as running, ship Manager for TMA Medical tions of seven of their employ- University Medical Center rest- climb fundraiser. yoga, and spending time with Banking; and Kristin Schuh, ees: Aaron Miller to Senior room renovations and USP 800 Austin Saubach joined her friends and family. AVP Deposit Services Manager Superintendent, Bryan Agee pharmacy renovation projects. Messer in 2016 as a co-op and to its team. and Nicholas Green to Project He is an active member of the transitioned to a full-time posi- Vanderbilt University “The most valuable thing Manager, Russell Sadler to Nashville region’s Safety and tion in 2017 upon graduating Safety Engineer II, Justin Sand Quality Leadership commit- from Northern Kentucky Medical Center our leadership can do to better Sara Van Driest, MD, serve our clients is recruit tal- to BSG Engineer II, Keith tees. He currently leads the University with a bachelor’s Trusty to Senior BSG Manager wellness committee and fine degree in Accounting and PhD, assistant professor ented individuals to deepen our of Pediatrics and capabilities,” said Jim Rieniets, and Austin Staubach to Project arts campaign for the Nashville Business/ Manage- Accountant. region. ment. Austin’s pro- Medicine, received President and CEO. “Recruit- the 2019 Leon I. ment efforts are paramount to Aaron Miller joined Messer Russell Sadler joined ject experience in- in 2011. He is a Messer in 2018. He received his cludes Cincinnati Goldberg Early fulfilling our goals of sustain- Investigator Award able growth and delivering a 2007 graduate of bachelor’s degree Children’s visitors the University of from Tennessee garage arrival and from the American superior customer experience. Society of Clinical We’re pleased to strengthen our Minnesota with a State University rebranding, the bachelor’s degree and master’s degree Northern Avenue Pharmacology and service offerings with the addi- Saubach Driest Therapeutics esta- tion of Andrew, James and in Construction in Occupational garage expansion, Management and a Safety and Health Rutherford County Teaching blished to honor a young scien- Kristin.” tist for accomplishments in the Andrew Smith joined INS- veteran—having from Columbia Addition III, Vanderbilt Uni- Miller field of clinical pharmacology BANK as Director of Treasury served in U.S. Southern Univer- versity's Peabody HEM and Army and Wisconsin Army Sadler sity. His project Vanderbilt University Medical achieved early in his/her Management. In this role, he career. will provide leadership to the National Guard. Aaron’s proj- experience includes Metropoli- Center Internal Medicine ect experience includes tan Nashville Police Depart- Clinic and Special Projects Van Driest received her Treasury Management func- award during the American tion of the bank as growth in SHEP/MRMC core and shell, ment Headquarters and Family Account. Motlow State's site expansion, Justice Center, Tennessee Messer is a 100% employee- Society of Clinical Pharmacol- commercial deposit relation- ogy and Therapeutics annual ships continues. “Andrew will T3 Metro Center, Middle Board of Regents' Rutherford owned company with many a Tennessee State University's County Teaching Addition III model for employee growth meeting held March 13-16, in work closely with the rest of Washington D.C. the Treasury and Commercial Student Services building, Jack and the Metropolitan Nashville from within. Deposit team to ensure we are Daniel’s Homeplace Improve- Airport Authority Terminal delivering relevant and effec- ments, Jack Daniel’s Tract II Garage and Airport Admini- Reliant Bank tive solutions for new and exist- Bottling and Shipping Expan- stration Building. Russell Parks Realty Reliant Bank recently named ing commercial clients,” said J. sion Project and the acquired his Graduate Safety Parks in Green Hills is Rachel Crowder as AVP, Scott Gupton, EVP and COO. Metropolitan Nashville Airport Practitioner (GSP) designation pleased to welcome Madeleine Branch Manager of the bank’s Andrew has spent much of his Authority's Garage C and this past year. Constantine to the Parks Nashville Pike location in banking career in Treasury Administration building. Promoted to BSG Engineer Family of REALTORS. Gallatin, Tennessee. In Crow- Management in both the Nash- Formerly a Project Engineer II, Justin Sand joined Messer Constantine re- der’s new role, she will focus on ville and Chicago Markets. II, Bryan Agee joined Messer as a co-op and became full time ceived a Bachelor managing daily operations, James Nicholson has joined in 2016 as a co-op in 2017 upon gradu- of Science degree portfolio growth and product INSBANK as a TMA Medical and became full ating from the in Public Relations sales. Banking Relationship Manager. time upon graduat- University of Ken- from the Univer- “We are thrilled to welcome In addition to five years of ing in 2017 from tucky with a bache- sity of Tennessee, Rachel to the Reliant team,” extensive medical banking the University of lor’s degree in Knoxville and spe- said Kim York, EVP, Chief Tennessee with a Biosystems En- cializes in residen- Strategy Officer. “Rachel has a experience, James previously Constantine spent several years in finance bachelor’s degree gineering with tial real estate and strong background in banking and wealth management in in Civil Engineer- Machine Systems luxury homes. and sales and her experience Agee Sand New York. “James provides ing. His project Focus. His project Constantine has previous will play a key role in expand- another layer of expertise to experience includes the experience includes University experience in marketing for the ing our presence in the Gallatin the medical banking group as University of Tennessee West of Kentucky's Academic title industry and in account market.” When asked about her they continue the momentum Campus Redevelopment and Science Building, Jack Daniel’s management. This experience hire Rachel said, “I am very established in loans and de- the Vanderbilt University Tract II, Metropolitan Nash- has prepared her for a career in excited and honored to be part posits within the medical com- Eskind Library renovation as ville Police Department Police real estate by helping her see of the Reliant Bank team.” munity, including doctors, prac- well as the Vanderbilt Univer- Headquarters and Family the other side of real estate Crowder has 13 years of tices and healthcare compa- sity Peabody campus renova- Justice Center and Vanderbilt transactions and understand- banking experience, with an nies,” said Rieniets. tions, which includes the Home University's Peabody Hall. ing the specific needs of buyers extensive focus in management Additionally, Kristin Schuh Economics/Mayborn (HEM) Keith Trusty joined Messer and sellers. She was also able to and portfolio growth. Prior to joined INSBANK to lead the renovations and satellite plant in 2013. He graduated from sharpen her negotiation skills joining Reliant, she served as customer service team as expansion. Brian is an active Purdue University with a when working with others to In-Store Hub Manager, In-Store Customer Service Manager. As member of the Associated degree in Civil Engineering. obtain a mutually acceptable Lead Manager and In-Store the bank continues to expand General Contractors (AGC) Con- His project experi- outcome. Branch Manager at U.S. Bank. its Commercial Lending, struction Leadership Council ence includes the When asked why she chose Crowder is a member of Treasury Management and and a current participant in Vanderbilt Power to join the Parks Family of Leadership Goodlettsville and Private Client Group, its front- their Construction Leadership Plant Coal Conver- REALTORS, Constantine stat- spends time working with the line service team’s customer Program. sion, Jack Daniel’s ed, “The reputation of Parks Nashville Food Bank and volun- interaction increases. “With a Also promoted to Project Tract II, Metro- and the resources that they teering for events at inner city service background in banking, Manager, Nicholas politan Nashville have available to agents is out- schools. Green joined Police Department standing!” Kristin will have the opportuni- Trusty ty to further create a uniquely Messer in 2016. He Police Headquar- She chose to become a real memorable customer journey is a graduate of ters and Family Justice Center, estate agent because she has Business Briefs that is consistent with Ohio University Rutherford County Teaching grown up watching her mother : INSBANK’s unique model,” with a bachelor’s Addition III and Metropolitan thrive in real estate and it submissions said Gupton. degree in Civil Nashville Airport Authority sparked an interest in her to fol- [email protected] Each new employee will be Green Engineering. Nick’s Terminal Garage and Airport low in her mother’s footsteps. Page 10- The News, August 8, 2019

C1 2 Judge Richard Dinkins to be inducted into Public ROSSW ORD Schools Hall of Fame

Judge Richard Dinkins, pas- our city and its public schools. tremendous academic gains sionate civil rights activist and This year’s winners are not and was even designated a judge for the Tennessee Court only outstanding MNPS gradu- Tennessee Reward School for of Appeals, will be honored ates, they also all give back to progress in 2014. She is a gradu- with the Nelson C. Andrews our public schools in their own ate of Overton High School. Distinguished Service Award at unique and impactful ways, the Nashville Public Education representing the necessary col- ● Jimmy Granbery is a Foundation (NPEF)’s 15th laboration of nonprofit, public prominent leader in the annual Public Schools Hall of and private sectors in support- Nashville business community, Fame event on Wednesday, Oct. ing our students. serving as chairman and CEO 2. Kasar Abdulla, Dr. Adrienne of the H.G. Hill Realty Battle and Jimmy Granbery ● Kasar Abdulla has a life- Company and chairman of the will also be inducted into the long dedication to empowering H.G. Hill Company. He serves Public Schools Hall of Fame as others, and gives back to the as a commissioner of the Distinguished Alumni Award community through her work Metropolitan Nashville Air- honorees. with schools, nonprofits and port Authority, was recently The annual Hall of Fame social justice organizations. appointed to the Tennessee luncheon, presented by First This dedication can be traced Fish and Wildlife Commission, Tennessee, raises funds to sup- back to her youth, when she and serves as vice chairman of port NPEF’s work and aims to spent part of her childhood in the Martin Methodist College inspire future innovators and a Kurdish-refugee camp in board and the Nashville Zoo leaders in the city by honoring Turkey. After immigrating to board. He is also a longtime those who are making a differ- the United States, Abdulla supporter of the YMCA of ence for public schools. became a first-generation col- Middle Tennessee, which Dinkins is being honored lege graduate and became recently awarded him the orga- CLUES ACROSS CLUES DOWN with the Nelson C. Andrews involved in several organiza- nization’s highest honor, the 1. Doctors’ group 1. A gathering place Award, sponsored by Education tions for change, including the Order of the Red Triangle 4. One point north of due east 2. Least possible Networks of America, in recog- YWCA, Kurdish Women for Award. His support of the Y’s 7. ___ography: breast exam 3. Whenever nition of his dedication and Better Health, and Tennessee Youth Outreach was instru- 10. Juniper berry flavored liquor 4. Devices to remove chalk service to the Nashville com- Immigrant and Refugee Rights mental in the success of 11. River (Span.) 5. Auction offer munity, and his fierce advocacy Coalition. She was even hon- YCAP’s Achievers Program. 12. Fractional part (Fr.) 6. Horse feeding gear for civil rights in public educa- ored by President Barack Last year, the program awarded 13. Lack of physiological tone 7. __, pop star tion. During his third year Obama as a Welcoming over $600,000 in college scholar- 15. Publicities 8. Revenged of law school at Vanderbilt America Champion for Change ship money to MNPS students; 16. Liabilities 9. Oil company University, Dinkins clerked in 2013. She now serves as chief a 1,000% increase over the pre- 19. Int’l relief organization 13. Highest card for the Honorable Avon N. diversity, equity and inclusion vious year. He is a graduate of 21. Blacknesses 14. Make rigorous demands Williams Jr. and became officer at Valor Collegiate Hillwood High School. 23. Put to the test 17. Golf ball platform involved in Nashville’s long- Academies, and serves on the 24. Incompetent 18. Was United ___ (abbr.) 25. Islamic ruler or chief 20. ____tasia, royal pretender? running desegregation case. board of PENCIL Foundation. “In order to tackle the prob- 26. Battle of the M____ (WWI) 22. Prickly seed vessel Dinkins went on to successfully She is a graduate of Antioch lems facing our public schools, 27. Otiose 27. A city in European Russia represent the plaintiffs in the High School. it is necessary for the entire 30. Piecemeal 28. Woebegone case. community to come together. 34. Supervises flying 29. Used for hearing “Judge Dinkins’ life and ● Dr. Adrienne Battle is a These three honorees, with 35. Norman Roc__ll, painter 31. Ukelele career are marked by an exem- devoted public servant whose their diverse backgrounds and 36. Endocrine gland 32. Shoemaker’s tool plary commitment to service, career is marked by her com- career paths, are the embodi- 41. In an angry way 33. ___den jar: elec. capacitor and he stands as a pillar of mitment to serving Nashville’s ment of that,” said Joey Hatch, 45. Long skirt 37. Ralph Waldo __ civic leadership in Nashville,” public schools. She is the first event co-chairman and former 46. One point east of northeast 38. Acts in an inexperienced said Janet Miller, event co- female director of Metro executive vice president and 47. Uncovers way chairwoman and CEO of the Nashville Public Schools, and general manager for Skanska’s 50. Cuts indiscriminately 39. Shaft on which a wheel Nashville office of Colliers the first director to graduate Midwest region. “As a fellow 54. Neck garments spins International. “I can think of from the district. Her 20-year MNPS graduate, I am proud to 55. Marine bivalve mollusks 40. Gracefully slender 56. Wipe out recorded 41. Thence (3 words) few people who have made such career in education spans all help honor these three individ- information 42. Count on a profound impact on the way back to her elementary uals, who’ve found such success 57. An awkward stupid person 43. Embarrassed Nashville’s public schools – and school days in Nashville. She in their careers, while also sup- 59. Door swinging device 44. With irritation few people as deserving of has held multiple executive porting public schools and giv- 60. Costa del ___, Spain 47. Manipulation NPEF’s highest honor – as principal positions through the ing back to the city in such 61. __ Farrow, actress 48. Company that rings receipts Judge Richard Dinkins.” elementary and high school lev- meaningful ways.” 62. __ Lilly, drug company 49. Seaport in Finland The Distinguished Alumni els, and was named the 2015 NPEF will also be presenting 63. One or another 51. Sonia __, skater Award, presented by Belmont Academies of Nashville the Inspiring Innovation Award 64. Stray 52. Work unit University, recognizes out- Executive Principal of the Year. and the second annual Inspir- 65. Substance for coloring 53. Midway between S and SE standing Metro Nashville Because of her leadership as ing Educator Award at the 58. What we breathe Public Schools graduates who executive principal of Antioch event. Those winners will be go above and beyond to support High School, the school made unveiled at the Oct. 2 luncheon. Miller and Hatch are joined by Anne Lowry Russell, Ron Corbin and Harry Allen, who are serving as table host chairs for the event. To purchase tickets, visit nashvillepef.org/hall-of-fame 121 2nd Avenue North or call 615-727-1515. All pro- ceeds support NPEF’s work to Franklin, TN 37064 support and strengthen our (615) 791-5846 public schools. Mon - Sat: 10-5 • Sunday 1-5pm AN ECLECTIC MIX OF QUALITY ANTIQUES AND FURNISHINGS August 8, 2019, The News- Page 11 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE

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As a former marathon run- geted minorites and LBJ (who I ner, who ran 6 full marathons think is a very evil man) said in my late 30’s, this 78 year old himself a racist comment that retiree still gets pleasure out of by having this welfare, it will buying a new pair of sneakers. keep the N word voting for the My running days are long since Democratic party for the next gone, but wonderful memories 200 years! That was very true. of the NYC marathon are still CALL OUR HOTLINE: 615-298-5597 The Democratic party of the with me. So, it was quite a 60’s hurt black families by put- shock, to see young people pay- We have added an e-mail address for Ticked Off! Send your comments to [email protected] ting them on the welfare system ing the same price for a new to where they are just getting by pair of running sneakers, as I racism! What an insult to every No way! real blunders in our 243 year and being all dependant on free paid for an overnight stay at American who ever served our Just when I was about to give history. How can we forget our housing, free food, free health The Waldorf Astoria when I ran country. Nike judged that their up, Arizona Governor Doug treatment of native american insurance. This is all going to NY in 1978. constituency, those wearing Ducey bravely restored my faith indians, or our horrific slavery run out at some point. With mil- In spite of Colin Kaepernick’s their $250 sneakers and agree- in “the land of the free”. A town past. But, I feel we have tried lions and millions of people on kneeing display during the ing with Kaepernick, were in his home state of Arizona, to make up for these mistakes. this system, this system is playing of our National more important than the rest of was offering monetary incen- We finally had an African- going to eventually all break. Anthem, Nike, the iconic sneak- us. Succumbing to political tives to open a new 500 worker American President and we Poverty and crime is all in er manufacturer, still paid him pressure, Nike pulled the sneak- Nike plant there. The Governor, have a leading Democratic pres- these areas because parents are a huge salary to be their er off the market! in a brave display of patriotism idential candidate with an not raising their children. They spokesman.To many Vietnam Btw, Nike is the same compa- rarely seen by politicians today, Indian ancestry. are having more children than Vets like myself, Nike was ny who manufactures most of cancelled the proposed incen- Overall, we still live in the they can afford and then just rewarding him for unpatriotic their products in Indonesia. It’s tives! He didn’t want to greatest democratic republic letting then go while the par- behavior. But then, it got worse. a company whose asian work- “reward” a company who sup- this world has ever seen. We ent(s) pursue what they want. (if that’s at all possible) When ers are paid $102 a month! ports the unpatriotic desecra- better wake up and realize it, Someone needs to get a hold of this unemployed, substitute And it’s a company who goes to tion of the American Flag”. before it’s to late! the welfare system, it’s growing QB, found out that his employer any length to avoid paying US Bravo Gov. I urge every one of you to like a cancer. There are even was about to introduce a new taxes. Ducey! It’s about time we listen to “The Hag”, (Merle gangs running amuck made up brand of sneakers with the Before this incident, I’ll bet started acting appropriately Haggard) sing his classic coun- of some misguided children Betsy Ross Flag on it, he was very few of these young sneak- and defending the symbol of the try song: who have no where to belong. It furious. Why? He and his super-wearers even knew who greatest country on the planet. “Me and Crippled Soldiers”. is not the policemen’s fault nor porters somehow concluded Betsy Ross was. But, that’s just Now, let me make something Maybe then you’ll under- the taxpayer citizens fault but that this original American another example of our failed perfectly clear. Colin Kaepernick stand why I feel this way. it’s a political failed experiment flag, was a symbol of White educational system. Learn his- and his supporters, have the to get people to vote one way. Its Supremacy, the KKK and overt tory? In the era of video games? absolute constitutional right to Having a stroke time to stop this! People need to legally express his feelings of White supremacy must be create and produce in their distain for our country and its having a stroke... Queen lives and not to go through life legacy. But, in America, I have Elizabeth now has an African just getting by and keep having Not your the same right as Kaepernick to American descendant great babies. usual show my displeasure by: grandson! Thrift-store! 1- avoiding sporting events in What is the answer the players continue to knee, Problem with the wel- In Nashville for years there which kneeling is exhibited has been a request for no tex- 2- stop watching these teams fare system ting and talking while driving. play on TV, and Looking at the smears about Now back on July 1 there was a 14801 Lebanon Rd • Old Hickory, Tn 37138 3- stop buying products en- how horrible thing are in law to have no cell phones be dorsed by these athletes. Baltimore and Chicago, for used in cars. Think this will - In the Cool View Commons Mall - example 48 people shot to death And that’s exactly what I did. stop the problem? No, it is not last month. In our own city in 615-288-4360 [email protected] Our country has made some working. 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Ticked Off titled No one is not repeat the bad. would disagree with you. of the Islamic faith have played treat you in an emergency or a above the law. If the writer sin- However, the main reason I a role, albeit not that visible, fireman to save your home I cerely thinks that President take umbrage with your state- in our armed forces since doubt if they will inquire about Trump is the first president How fast stadiums ments is that they are racist it’s inception. Muslims have your religious or political who has ever broken the law deteriorate and just not true. fought in every U.S. war since beliefs. These “Go back to and not held responsible for it My, how fast NFL Stadiums When Congresswoman Omar our revolution, including Iraq where you came from” tropes then he or she has his or her become outdated when NFL was sworn in, she affirmed and Afghanistan. Chaplains are nothing more than garden head in the ground. One look at owners have to pay nothing for that she would support the for these soldiers wear the variety racism. They are not the Clintons and they are by far their own work space. All cities Constitution of the United Crescent symbol with their dog whistles, they are warning the most corrupt, scheming, should unite and require NFL States. This same Constitution other insignia and metals. If, sirens. We must be better peo- Presidential candidate and to pay half. It would be amazing states in Article VI that there God forbid, you need a police- ple than this. President we’ve ever had. The how much longer that old stadi- shall be no religious test for man to protect you, an EMT to things Trump has done pales in um would look pretty good to public service. The First Amend- comparison to the lies, tax eva- them. ment states that Congress shall sion and fraud committed by Stop paying NFL players not establish or prohibit the the Clintons. ridiculous money and it would free exercise of religion. Also, be possible. that same First Amendment Are you Ticked off? Are they above the guarantees freedom of speech Racism is alive (even if it is not popular or We want to know! law? Right or wrong critiques government policy. I just read the article in the and well The Constitution and federal August 1 edition, No one is To the lady who was ticked Email: off at the “rotund white guy”, law says nothing about using a above the law. It really ticks me Bible or anything for that mat- off that going by the rule of law Kroger’s pharmacy drive through, buggy return placement and ter to complete the affirmation [email protected] nobody is above the law includ- process. Many people have been ing President trump however their “Clicklist” program for starts. Then she turned her sworn in to Congress by just let me ask the liberals out there, raising their hand. Others by what about the illegal immi- wrath on our local Starbucks for something a stupid fran- using a copy of the Constitu- BOOK SIGNING PARTY ON August 17; 1-3 p.m. grants coming over the border tion or a variety of books everyday by the 10’s of 1000’s chise employee did on the other side of the country. BTW if you including the Bible. Thomas and 100,000’s of thousands over Jefferson’s personal copy of the the years? Are they not above or don’t drink coffee your threat to Nashville Pikes Vol 6 boycott Starbucks rings a little Koran (Quran) has been used. below the law? What is the As far as Congressman answer here? You say Trump is hollow. by Ridley Wills This brings me to the section Omar’s wearing of her hijab, not above the law, no he is not. would you criticize Congress But how do you feel about the of your submission that ticked Gallatin Rd & me off and frankly, should members who carry rosary 1000’s of illegal aliens coming beads, or wear the Star of David over the border? You’re saying frighten us all. Why do you Eastland Ave or a crucifix? they are above the law? Right or assume that we Southerners You stated you are proud wrong? have a monopoly on respect for first responders and those serv- of the military service of your ELDERÊS BOOK STORE father and uncle. I would ing in our armed forces? 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LʼEte Du Vin Impact Party

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The 40th anniversary year of l’Eté du Vin officially started with the Impact Party, which took place at OZ Arts Nashville to support charities that fight cancer. The party welcomed significant supporters of the non-profit BUYING organization, past event chairs, generous wine donors, enthusias- tic bidders, and former staff and volunteers. Everyone enjoyed sampling fine wines and a cocktail buffet with cheeses, fruit, veg- JEWELRY etables, salami, truffles, and more. Robert Lipman presented Ann Eaden with the Norman M. Lipman Award in honor of her and her late husband, Glenn WE BEAT ALL OFFERS! Eaden, who died in 2018. The Eadens supported the Nashville Wine Auction since its inception. The theme for this year is “Taste the History, Savor the Wine, Find the Cure.” Or Borrow against the Tickets for the l’Eté du Vin fundraisers are available at equity of your valuables, NashvilleWineAuction.com. The events include: the Patron Rolex, or Luxury Watch. Dinner, Saturday, July 20 at The Hermitage Hotel @ $1,000 per person; the Vintners’ Tasting, Friday, July 26 at The Hutton Hotel @ Party: Tom Black and Christi $200 per person; and l’Eté du Vin, Saturday, July 27 at JW Marriott Edwards. @ $350 per person.

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Party: Lynne Teckman, Cyndi and Bill Sites, and Sharon Piper. Page 16- The News, August 8, 2019 9s n Family & Childrenʼs Service Event

With construction complete, community service profession- photos by • Weatherly Photography Family & Children’s Service als; and past clients served by (FCS) celebrated the opening of FCS. and the HCA Foundation, Brian its brand-new facility, The The new building features a Shulman and The Shulman Honey Alexander Center. Crisis Call Center that can han- Family Foundation, The The center is named for for- dle more than 60,000 calls per Annette and Irwin Eskind mer Tennessee First Lady year; a Counseling Suite that Family including the Laurie Honey Alexander, who has been will serve 2,500+ individuals a and Stephen and Donna and a champion of child health and year; and a Training and Jeffrey Eskind Families, The welfare since the 1980s and a Conference Center that can Jane and Richard Eskind long-time supporter of FCS. accommodate more than 225 Family Foundation, The Joe C. Senator Lamar Alexander people. Davis Foundation, The and children Drew, Leslee, Special leadership donors Memorial Foundation, and The Kathryn and Will Alexander (donors who gave transforma- Haslam Family Foundation. were on hand to support their tional gifts of $100k to $1 mil- Guests included: Family & wife and mother in receiving lion) recognized at the event Children’s Service CEO this honor. include: The Frist Foundation, Michael McSurdy, Anthony and Event: Ruth Renta and Event: Nancy Stavell and Approximately 200 addition- The Ansley Fund of the Frist Perri DuGard-Owens, Brannan Thyrza Martinez. Tracy Frist. al people gathered for the event, Foundation, The Dorothy Cate Atkinson, T. Allen Morgan, and including major donors to the and Thomas F. Frist Jane Corcoran. capital campaign; neighbors; Foundation, HCA Healthcare

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OZ Arts Nashville, the con- tured prominently in the sea- photos by • Brenda Batey temporary arts center in West son, which includes a U.S. pre- based interdisciplinary collec- Nashville, held its season 2019- miere by Tokyo-based choreog- tive Manual Cinema and a new 2020 announcement party at OZ. rapher and video installation music and theater work by Stew A dynamic and diverse sev- artist Hiroako Umeda and a spe- and Heidi, who were the Tony enth season of “Brave New cial co-presentation with the and Obie Award-winning writ- Art,” was announced by the Tennessee Performing Arts ing and songwriting team organization’s President and Center of a new work featuring behind the Broadway hit CEO Tim Ozgener and new the “greatest American contem- Passing Strange. Artistic Director Mark Murphy. porary Ballerina” Wendy The season also includes The season will feature a Whelan. hybrid music, cabaret and oper- blend of contemporary artists Nashville companies Grupo atic projects instigated by and ensembles from around the Blanco and Sankofa Drum and Nashville artists, including a world, as well as Nashville- Dance are among a wide variety special Halloween Festival of based artists, with a special of local artists participating in Ghouls party and a celebration emphasis on multidisciplinary a special pre-season Family Day of the unusual polyphonic key- performances, and work that event at OZ Arts August 17. board instrument, The highlights unique new uses of Innovative theatrical proj- Mellotron. Party: Dave Ragland, Cameron Keith-Walls. visual and audio technology. ects include a multi-media take Contemporary dance is fea- on Frankenstein by Chicago-

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Hellbender on the River Event

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The Hellbender on the River event was held on the East Bank Landing to benefit the Cumberland River Compact, whose mission is to help enhance the health and enjoyment of the Cumberland River and its tributaries through education, collaboration and action. A hellbender is a species of giant aquatic salamander. They grow up to two feet in length and are native to the eastern United States. At one point there were as few as 600 left in the wild. Today, scientists from the region are keeping an eye on populations and in protected areas the hellbender populations are stabi- lizing. The next step is to work on streams that are not in protected areas. The work of the Compact helps to clean up these streams and hopefully someday soon we will see hellbenders thriving again. Acme Radio provided music and everyone enjoyed a signature Hellbender cocktail, a variety of local beers and Hattie B's Hot Chicken and sides. Several of the featured breweries source water Event: Lynn Shaw and Event: Catarina Muschaweck directly from the Cumberland River. Event: Allison Reynolds and and Daniel Dolive. Russanne Buchi-Fotre. Portia Wells.

Event: Scott Ringenberg and Denise Stevenson. Event: Andy and Sam May, Brooks Mathews, and Nancy Brown.

Event: Kayla Reid and Ricky Event: Terrell McWhirter, Ashley Hill, and Mary Clare Pyron. Event: Kaitlin Rice, Xima Lee Hulings, and Graham Harlin. Bruner.

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I DO Area 2 COMING SOON Which 2 Are You? Lenox Village TOWNHOME with hardwoods down and new carpet up. Set on a corner across from the playground, this two story home has 9 foot ceilings on the main level, 215 212 and the kitchen opens to the dining area. The TWO CAR GARAGE has ample storage and TWO EXTRA PARKING SPACES in the driveway. The PATIO in the back comple- ments the DEEP FRONT PORCH. The bedrooms are of nice size; the master has his 205 204 and her sinks and a nice big closet.

Which 2 are you? BRIXWORTH SUBDIVISION in THOMPSON STATION. This TWO STORY homes has its MASTER ON THE MAIN LEVEL. There is a separate formal dining room, a living room with twenty foot ceilings, fireplace, and floor to ceiling windows. The LR opens to the back deck which looks over the flat back yard. The kitchen has a dining area and sitting area. The kitchen counter is semi cirucular serving both the dining area and the sitting area. There is a playroom over the deep and wide 2 car garage.

Are YOU Considering Selling Your Home? Please call me for your home valuation! I am booking appointments this week “Kiss your babies, tell your parents you love them, and take a walk in the park with a friend” and next for the fall market! ~ Love from Jodie 615-593-9854 Jodie Barringer

(M) 615-593-9854 737 Georgetown Drive UNDER $561,000 [email protected] CONTRACT Jodie-Barringer.com 37205 Hillwood Five years ago, Jessica told me that Steve Bandstra was the most handsome man she had ever met, was the smartest man she had ever met, and could build the Taj Mahal in better proportion than its first architect. You see, Steve Bandstra was perfect. And, Jessica was simply brilliant to be able to see it hidden behind his pilot's uniform. Lost in Love, Jessica and Steve set out to find their first home, a home that they envisioned as a team effort of good taste and good hard work. When The Bandstras first saw 737 Georgetown, the wheels started turning. 737 was a 1955 True Mid Century Ranch which had gone unloved for a period of time. Bid on by eight other 615-297-8543 Buyers, the Bandstras won the opportunity to bring this 1 acre plot of land back to its glory days while simultaneously renovating the entire body of the house. While the integrity of the house remains pure, the ceilings were raised, a new larger,chef friendly kitchen was added, the electrical and UNDER CONTRACT plumbing was updated, the floors were replaced, a new bath was added, a new, larger deck was added, and , then, they brought in some chickens, 415 Belle Pointe Drive just for fun. Well, that is just the way the Bandstras are: creative, fun, a lit- 37221 tle daring, and solid as a rock. Come see your new house. You can move Representing the Buyer in in August.

105 Burlington Court 37215 UNDER CONTRACT Representing the Buyer 5944 Colchester Drive 6024 Jocelyn Hollow Hermitage ,TN 37076 37205 $252,500 3/2 Representing the Buyer

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Brentwood Calling All Nature Lovers 1758 Charity Drive 7408 Dunaway Drive Ravenwood High School A Unique Retreat In Town 5 BR | 4 full, 1 half BA | 6723 SF 3 BR | 2 full, 1 half BA | 3742 SF $1,150,000 $539,900 Price Adjusted to $2,700,000 Approx 2600 SF North to South Sits on 0.40 acres and in an OR-20 zoning, the We Have Buyers Call site has enough room for redevelopment now Ready to Buy If You or in the future. and Are Thinking About Co-List: Devin McClendon, SIOR in Many Areas [email protected] East to West of Town Selling 615.377.4747

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1145 Wildlife Trail Log home on 4.9 level Acres Distinctive Living Bonus Room 4 car garage RECENT SALES Additional acreage available with a barn 5250 McGavock Road FOR SALE 3 BR | 4 full BA | 4028 SF $1,029,000 $789,900 3416 Richards Street 2917 Wellesley Trace $1,600,000* $849,900 1029 Garland Hollow 110 Middleton Circle All brick home on 5.09 Acres $1.695,000* Belle Meade Tower Media Room 404 Glen West Drive (Coming Soon) 2 Car garage $1,125,000 Fenced yard River Plantation Finished basement 108 Blackburn Avenue 3 BR 3 full, 1 half BA | 3600 SF $835,000 (Coming Soon) $569,900 1114A Biltmore Drive $769,900* 834 Neartop Drive $405,000* * Buyer Representative Margaret H. Taylor CHERYL EWING BROKER, ABR, GRI Lifetime Member Million Dollar Sales Club, CRS, ABR, JD 615-319-7144 615-300-0774 [email protected] [email protected] MargaretTaylorRealty.com Nashville 615-327-4800 FridrichandClark.com Williamson Co. 615-263-4800 August 8, 2019, The News- Page 23

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1410 Chickering Road Leipers Fork Forest Hills | 8.40 Acres 17 acres/Two houses $4,500,000 Pond/Barn Co-list Steve Fridrich $3,700,000

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Beautiful in Gated Otterwood Peaceful setting and fabulously renovated Exceptional kitchen, open living and entertaining Basement suite 1 BR | 1 full BA and full kitchen NEW LISTING Elevator 2056 Graybar Lane - Turnberry Square 5 BR | 4 full, 2 half BA |10,351 SF | 2.99 Acres Open living/dining combination with hardwoods and fireplace $2,149,000 Lovely private patio Co-list James Caden, Regal Realty Group Bright and light kitchen Bedrooms each have private baths 2BR |2 fFull, 1 half BA | 1430 SF $399,000 Award Winning Service Year After Year Greater Nashville Realtors Awards of Excellence JENNIE GARTH LOVVORN ABR, CRS, e-Pro, GRI Lucy S Smith 615-308-7653 615-347-8827 [email protected] Nashville 615-327-4800 FridrichandClark.com Williamson Co. 615-263-4800 Page 24- The News, August 8, 2019 On the real estate road there’s only one sign you need to know...

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