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Inspiration From The Floor Up
Family-Owned Inspired Flooring & Design Takes Projects To A Higher Level Article by Ed Atlas | Photography by Provided Getting inspired to give the floors in your home a much-needed makeover is easy. Finding someone you can trust to provide the products and services you need can be hard. If you’re not sure how to get started, you might want to consider getting inspired. As in Inspired Flooring & Design. The established, family-owned and operated business has been a formidable alternative to...
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Songs, Soul, Success
Trisha Yearwood & Friends Bring Star Power To Ryman Fundraiser For Breast Cancer Article by Maria Dinoia | Photography by Provided Bursting onto the country music scene during the uniquely special 90s decade, in 1991, with her breakout hit, “She’s in Love with the Boy,” from her self-titled debut album, Trisha Yearwood quickly established herself as one of the genre’s most influential female artists. She went on to have a long-standing career as a singer, spanning over three decades, that...
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This Home Exudes Southern Elegance
Oak Hill’s 11,000-square-foot Manor Is On The Market Article by Kellie Walton | Photography by Home Pix Media With Radnor Lake, the Governor’s Mansion, premier private schools, and easy access to Green Hills, downtown, and I-65, Oak Hill is one of the most desirable places to live south of Nashville. Not only is it beautiful and accessible, but it’s also one of the safest neighborhoods around town. If you or someone you know is eager to call this area home, we have the inside scoop on one of...
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By Natural Design
Local Craftsman Brings New Life To Old Barns Article by Sarah Brown | Photography by Provided When Jake Herring sees an old barn, he sees something much greater–an opportunity to repurpose the wood to better serve a family or business while reducing waste. Herring, an avid rock climber who loves to travel, attended Michigan State, where he received a degree in construction management. This led him to work in the commercial sector in Las Vegas. But it was not a good fit for a hands-on person...
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Experience Tennessee
Explore Nearby Towns For A Taste Of Tennessee’s History, Culture, and Charm Article by Sarah Brown | Photography by Provided Experience Spring Hill | ExperienceSpringHill.com Reflecting on what makes Spring Hill unique, community resource assistant, Jill Murrah shares, “Despite the growth we’ve experienced over the past decade, Spring Hill has managed to retain its charming, small-town atmosphere.” Visit ExperienceSpringHill.com to discover this growing community's rich history and guided...
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Say 'Cheers' With Cake On St. Patrick's Day
Serve Lucky Guests This Tipsy Irish-themed Cake On March 17 Article by Judy Beaudin/ @scrumptious_judyb | Photography by Judy Beaudin Cocktails and cake each rank high on my list of favorite things. When they get together, happy hour just got a whole lot happier. Not only is the idea of a cocktail cake just plain fun from the get-go, spirits and/or beer offer an unexpected complexity of flavors to a cake. Bonus: They create moistness and tenderness. For St. Patrick’s Day, here's a boozy...
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Catching Up With John Schneider
A Man Of Many Talents Article by Maria Dinoia | Photography by Allen Clark Photography John Schneider, both a celebrated actor and musician, has carved out a prominent place for himself in the entertainment industry. TV, music, theatre, podcasts, author - he's done it all and doesn't limit himself to one medium. Perhaps best known for his role as Bo Duke for seven seasons in the iconic television series, The Dukes of Hazzard , from 1979-85, the show became a cultural phenomenon and remains a...
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A Heart For Weather And Community
WKRN's Chief Meteorologist Danielle Breezy On Life In Nashville Article by Maria Dinoia | Photography by Provided Danielle Breezy stands out not just for her fitting last name, but for her vibrant presence as one of Nashville's favorite meteorologists. She arrived in Nashville in 2016 after following a path that took her from Maryland to New York City to Oklahoma ("Where they have the most extreme weather you could ever have!") and then to Boston, where she met the man who would give her a...
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Portraits And Purpose
Jeremy Cowart Combines Art, Photography And Philanthropy Article by Sarah Brown | Photography by Provided In the heart of The Factory at Franklin, you will find one of its longest-running tenants, world-renowned photographer, artist, and innovator Jeremy Cowart. Gifted with the ability to think and dream outside the box, Cowart’s award-winning work has been featured in Rolling Stone and Time magazines, and his art was showcased alongside Ansel Adams and Andy Warhol in a London museum...
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Game Changing Chili
Gather Friends Around The Big Screen For Pro Football’s Biggest Night Of The Year Article and Photography by Judy Beaudin This chili has seen more football games and busy weeknights in my house than I can remember. The original version I created long ago is almost unrecognizable after years of tweaking to get the flavors just right. Everyone has their favorite version of chili, from fiery hot to extra mild. This one hits right in between with a little heat, a little sweet, and loads of deep...
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