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HOW TO USE THIS BOOK

• Shop for your new home with our real estate listings.

• See where the growth is happening with maps

of each community.

• Use the demographic data to size up the market.

• Compare the academic performance of each

public school.

• Find out how to hook up utilities, change your voter registration, register your

automobiles and more.

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6 IN THE MARKET Find your home sweet home

in Middle Tennessee

8 COME HOME TO A DOCK STREET COMMUNITY

Two communities packed with lifestyle amenities

10 HOME-BUYING 101 Five reasons to buy a house

19 PROTECTING YOUR HOME Homeowner mistakes to avoid

14-58 COUNTY INFORMATION & LISTINGS Area map 12 Davidson 14-21 Sumner 24-28 Williamson 32-44 Wilson 47-50 Cheatham/Robertson 52-53 Rutherford 54-58

30 ILLUMINATE THE NIGHT Tips for lighting your outdoor

living space

45 PARADE OF HOMES Builders, designers showcase

talents at Kings’ Chapel in Williamson County

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Burkitt Place:Nolensville, (615) 739-0570Williamson Co. Homesfrom the $290’s - $400’sDavidson Co. Homesfrom $219,900 - $290’s

Brittain Downs:Nolensville, (615) 739-0570Homes from the $380’s - $460’s

High Point:Brentwood Address, (615) 604-7353Townhomes from $184,900 - $223,900

CLOSE-OUT! Shane Point: Nashville,(615) 604-7353 • Townhomes from $164,900

Lenox Creekside:Nashville, (615) 202-2566Condos from the $130’s - $148,900Townhomes from $172,400 - $180’s

Lenox of Smyrna: (615) 414-1807Homes from $139,900 - $200’s

Primm Springs Estates:Murfreesboro, (615) 804-3692Homes from $259,900 - $360’s

Berry Farms:Now Pre-Selling! Franklin, (615) 533-0272Homes from the $280’sTownhomes from $187,900

Westhaven: Franklin, (615) 599-1764Town Center Homes (Condos)from the $269,900 - $300’sTown Center Townhomesfrom $240’s - $300’s

Woodside at Spring Hill:Spring Hill, (615) 207-9530Townhomes from the $128,900 - $170’sHomes from $167,900 - $200’s

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When people look for a place to put down roots, there are a num-ber of things they consider: the economic outlook, diversity of communities, educational and cul-tural opportunities, and jobs. And it doesn’t hurt to throw in a good dose of Southern hospitality. In Middle Tennessee, prospective home buyers can find all that — and so much more.

WHAT’S NOT TO LOVE?Music City is the pulse and heartbeat of Mid-

dle Tennessee. Lauded as a desirable place to live and visit, Nashville is the crowning jewel of our region. Surrounded by counties that offer diverse housing options and other opportu-nities, Middle Tennessee strikes a chord with people from all walks of life. From top-notch art exhibits at the Frist Center for the Visual Arts to the musical nightlife on Lower Broadway, the entertainment and cultural opportunities here are endless. Add to that fine dining, a first-rate symphony, various stage productions and recreational diversions and you have a haven for tourists and residents alike.

ACCOLADES

The Nashville Convention and Visitors Bureau cites Music City as “a favorite place for conventioneers and tourists alike, as well as a great place to work, live and raise a family.” Plenty of others seem to agree. On Travel + Leisure’s list of “America’s Friendliest Cities,” Nashville comes in first with residents and third with visitors. According to MSN Travel Nashville ranks 13th on its list of “Coolest North American Cities.”

JOBS & MOREBusiness growth and job opportunities are vital to a healthy econ-

omy, and Nashville’s economic outlook is bright. Known as a record-ing capital and hotbed of music publishing, Music City has several key employers in other industries, including Vanderbilt, HCA, Nissan and Gaylord. With an eye toward the future, city leaders are building a new convention center, which is set to open in 2013.

HOUSING Whether you prefer the comfort and convenience of a traditional

neighborhood development or the luxury of a downtown condo, Nashville and Middle Tennessee have housing options to suit every lifestyle and budget. From the excitement and fast pace of the city to the relaxing atmosphere of the suburbs, a home search in Middle Tennessee is sure to find a place that you want to call home.

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Ole South Properties .............................................................59Regent Homes .......................................................................... 5Ryan Homes – Stream Valley ............................................... 41Southern Land Company (Westhaven) ...............................34Tennessee Valley Homes ......................................................43The Jones Company ..............................................................60The Jones Company – Kelsey Glen ...................................... 51The Jones Company –Villages of Clovercroft ...................39

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There’s a difference between everyday living and get-ting the most out of living every day. When you wander the lanes of a Dock Street neighborhood, you’ll quickly notice the attention to detail and thoughtful planning that are Dock Street hallmarks.

Dock Street Communi-ties is dedicated to creat-ing living environments that promote healthy, meaningful and engag-ing lifestyles, where you know your neighbors, your children play down the street, and it’s a place you’re proud to come home to. Dock Street Communities has brought this philosophy and charming lifestyle to the Nashville area.

TOLLGATE VILLAGE

Stepping into this com-munity is like taking a step back in time — but with all the convenience of modern amenities. Tollgate

Village takes advantage of Traditional Neighborhood Design, a concept that creates a self-contained neighborhood where people can live, work and shop. The community captures a small-town feel with its mix of homes and cottages punctu-ated by park space, playgrounds, walking trails, and future

retail shops and restau-rants.

The Resident Clubhouse offers a gathering place where homeowners enjoy events, and Lake Jack-son serves as a stunning centerpiece for the 2-acre community park. Resi-dents here also enjoy the benefits of a resort-style pool (with kiddie pool), fitness center, sand vol-leyball court, playground with a Kiwi shade, bocce ball court, dog park and much more.

Homes in Tollgate Vil-lage start in the $190s. Standard features include large porches, hardwood

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Decisions, Decisions…Which to choose…BridgemoreVillage orTollgateVillage?

Believe us when we say, we understand. If you prefer a larger home with more open space, consider Bridgemore Village.If less maintenance and a greater sense of community is more your style, then Tollgate Villagemay be your perfect cup of tea!

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H O M E-B U Y I N G 101 F I N A N C I A L M AT T E R S

The state of the economy may have you wonder-ing if buying a home is a good idea. Whether you’re thinking about buying, or already have and just need some affirmation, you may find it comforting to know there are still plenty of good reasons for those who are financially stable to buy a house. Here are a few:

• Homeownership can help make good credit even better. If your credit is in poor shape, you’ll want to monitor it before seeking a mortgage. But if you have good credit, live within your means and consistently make good financial deci-sions, a mortgage can be the kind of “good debt” that helps your overall financial health. Making regular pay-ments on a mortgage shows potential lenders that you’re a less risky candidate for a home loan. Before you begin home shopping, it’s a good idea to check your credit.

• A mortgage can func-tion like an automatic sav-ings plan. By now, you’ve read the news reports about how little Americans save these days. Well, every year that you pay on your fixed-rate mort-gage is a year of building equity, and equity is like money in the bank. When it’s time to sell — whether you’ve stayed in your home seven years or the full 30-year term — you’ll have created equity and should be able to sell your house for more than you owe.

• Homeownership comes with plenty of financial perks, including an income tax credit for property taxes you pay on your home. Buying a home also affords you the opportunity to halt your housing costs. Rent may go up from year to year, but with a fixed-rate mortgage (avoid adjustable rates) your biggest annual expense — housing costs — will be locked-in. (Monthly mortgage payments may vary slightly from year to year, based on property taxes and homeowners insurance.)

• Mortgage interest is a good deal when stacked up against other types of interest that don’t do much for you — such as

high credit card interest rates or low rates on savings accounts and CDs. Mortgage rates are currently low, meaning you can pay less over the life of a loan than at practically any other time in recent history. Plus, it’s the only kind of interest that you can deduct from your taxes.

• Home prices are still relatively low and inventory is high. It’s been a buyer’s market for a long time, but that will eventu-ally change. Do some legwork and research to determine if now is the best time for you to buy.

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l AREA 5Goodlettsville, Joelton, North Nashville, Whites Creek

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l AREA 16Maury County (Columbia, Spring Hill)

l AREA 18Marshall County (Chapel Hill, Elk Ridge South, Lewisburg)

l AREA 21-32Rutherford County (Eagleville, La Vergne, Murfreesboro, Smyrna)

l AREA 71-77Montgomery County (Clarksville, Fort Campbell, Lone Oak, St. Bethlehem)

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Nashville has long been known for its country music scene, but these days the city is getting national attention for more than just its tunes. National publications are tak-ing note of everything Nashville, from food and fashion to music and more.

Forbes magazine ranks Nashville third on its list of “Next Big Boom Towns.” The music scene was one fac-tor that led to the city’s inclusion on the list; other crite-ria included job growth (both past and projected for the future), quality of life, fewer traffic tie-ups compared with other cities its size, affordable housing prices, a “pro-busi-ness environment” and a growing infrastructure. Forbes.com calls Nashville one of the “Best Places for Business and Careers,” and the city ranks 27th among “Cities on the Edge” (by Sperling’s Best Places) for its scores in catego-ries such as sports, art, music, culture and cosmopolitan factors (like LEED certifications and population growth).

While some may think of Nashville as a meat-and-three kind of town, the venerable New York Times knows that Nashville has so much more up its culinary sleeve. A recent NYT article shined a spotlight on East Nashville cuisine. From the Farmer’s Market to food trucks to gour-met popsicles at Las Paletas, Nashville’s hip food scene is evidence of a diverse culture, which in turn attracts residents from all walks of life and supports an eclectic mix of businesses.

Readers of Travel + Leisure have also noticed Nash-ville’s taste for good food, voting the city #16 among the “Best U.S. Cities for Foodies.” The city also earned a nod recently from GQ magazine, with an eight-page spread touting Music City’s influence in music, small business, food and fashion.

Nashville’s vibrant music scene is still a trait that earns notice, but these days it’s not just country music that’s thriving in Nashville; Music City’s burgeoning pop scene recently led The Atlantic to dub Nashville the “Silicon Val-ley of the music business.” The publication cited Nash-ville’s transformation from “country music outpost” to a major player in the world of commercial music. And with venues like The Bluebird Cafe, 3rd and Lindsley and The Station Inn, it’s not surprising that last year Rolling Stone magazine declared that Music City has the “Best Music Scene” in the country.

But Nashville is so much more than the media darling of the moment; many thriving industries have a long his-tory here. Bridgestone, HCA, BMI, Thomas Nelson Pub-lishing, LP (Louisiana-Pacific) and Dollar General all have corporate offices in Nashville — a testament to the strong business foundations and economic growth here.

Great food, good fun, affordable housing and a healthy business climate — these are just some of the reasons to sing the praises of America’s Music City.

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AT A GLANCE 2011 county population ..............................646,195Growth rate since 2000 .................................... 13%2011 community populationsNashville .............................................................. 407,554Antioch ...................................................................72,317Bellevue .................................................................43,124Hermitage .............................................................. 37,095Madison .................................................................36,927Median housing value: ..................................$164,760Median household income (2011): .......... $45,433Source: Claritas 2011

Nashville: A modern-day boom town

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A.Z. Kelley K-5 T 743Alex Green PK-4 SI1 299Amqui PK-4 CA 652Andrew Jackson K-4 G 485Bellshire PK-4 SI1 384Bordeaux PK-4 SI1 331Buena Vista PK-4 SI2 399Caldwell PK-4 T 237Carter Lawrence PK-4 SI1 370Chadwell PK-4 SI2 287Charlotte Park PK-4 G 376Cockrill PK-5 G 482Cole PK-4 SI2 776Cora Howe K-12 SSR 8Cotton PK-4 SI2 331Crieve Hall K-4 G 330Cumberland PK-4 SI1 357Dan Mills PK-4 T 436Dodson PK-4 SI1 510Dupont PK-4 T 371Eakin PK-4 T 534Fall-Hamilton PK-4 T 249Gateway K-4 T 155Glencliff K-4 SI1 469Glendale PK-4 G 344Glengarry PK-4 T 392Glenn PK-4 T 181Glenview K-4 SI1 586Goodlettsville K-4 T 425Gower PK-4 G 533Granbery K-4 G 669Harpeth Valley K-4 G 718Haywood PK-4 SI1 752Henry Maxwell K-5 SI1 617Hermitage K-4 G 263Hickman PK-4 T 478Hull Jackson Montessori PK-4 T 318Inglewood PK-4 SI1 331J. E. Moss PK-4 T 817Joelton PK-4 G 253John B. Whitsitt PK-4 SI2 421Jones Paideia PK-4 T 360Julia Green K-4 G 531Kirkpatrick PK-4 SI1 271Lakeview PK-5 SI2 711Lockeland PK-4 G 299May Werthan Shayne PK-4 T 698McCann Alternative K-8 SSR 42McGavock K-4 T 272Mt. View K-5 T 886Napier PK-4 CA 422Neely’s Bend K-4 T 427Norman Binkley PK-4 T 453Old Center PK-4 T 304Paragon Mills PK-4 T 686Park Avenue PK-4 T 591Pennington PK-4 G 325Percy Priest K-4 G 509Robert E. Lilliard K-4 T 394Rosebank K-4 SI1 254Ross PK-4 G 203Ruby Major K-4 G 582Shwab PK-4 SI1 287Smithson Craighead K-4 T 245Stanford Montessori PK-4 G 280Stratton K-4 T 614Sylvan Park Paideia PK-4 G 406Thomas A. Edison PK-5 T 651Tom Joy PK-4 SI2 540Tulip Grove K-4 T 492Tusculum K-4 CA 507Una K-4 SI1 951Warner PK-4 SI1 313Westmeade K-4 T 477

MIDDLE SCHOOLS

Comp. High SchoolsAntioch 9-12 T 1300Big Picture 9-12 T 188Cane Ridge 9-12 T 1642Glencliff 9-12 RP 1229Hillsboro 9-12 T 1140Hillwood 9-12 T 1123Hunters Lane 9-12 T 1568John Overton 9-12 T 1674Maplewood State/LEA 9-12 T 973McGavock 9-12 SI1 2289Middle Coll. at NSCC 10-12 G 84Pearl Cohn 9-12 SI1 689Stratford 9-12 CA 665Whites Creek 9-12 R2 900 OtherAcademy/Old Cockrill 9-12 SSR 109Academy/Opry Mills 9-12 SSR 71Baxter Alternative 7-12 SSR 123Cohn Alternative 9-12 SSR 83East Literature 5-12 T 1226Hume-Fogg Magnet 9-12 G 913MLK Jr. Magnet 7-12 G 1144Nashville Diploma Plus 9-12 T 69Nashville School/Arts 9-12 G 700

HIGH SCHOOLS

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Antioch 5-8 R2 437Apollo 5-8 R2 483Bailey 5-8 CA 456Bellevue 5-8 G 688Brick Church 5-8 CA 338Cameron 5-8 RP 518Donelson 5-8 SI1 743Dupont Hadley 5-8 T 624Dupont Tyler 5-8 SI1 644East Literature 5-12 T 1226Goodlettsville 5-8 SI1 469Gra-Mar 5-8 CA 470H.G. Hill 5-8 G 502Isaac Litton 5-8 CA 308Jere Baxter 5-8 RP 492Joelton 5-8 SI1 362John Early Paideia 5-8 CA 308John F. Kennedy 6-8 SI2 849John T. Moore 5-8 SI2 629KIPP Academy 5-6 T 286Lead Academy 5-9 T 363Madison 5-7 T 628Margaret Allen 5-8 R1 468McMurray 5-8 SI1 753Neely’s Bend 5-8 SI1 587New Vision Academy 5-6 G 89Smithson Craighead 5-8 T 232Thurgood Marshall 5-8 SI1 1061Two Rivers 5-8 T 576West End 5-8 SI2 421William Henry Oliver 5-8 G 795Wright 5-8 R2 845

Middle School Design CentersCroft 5-8 T 690Haynes Health/Medical 5-8 SI1 332

Middle MagnetHead Math/Science 5-8 G 596I.T. Creswell Arts 5-8 SI1 542Meigs 5-8 G 717MLK Jr. 7-12 G 1144Rose Park Math/Science 5-8 G 416

Other Baxter Alternative 7-12 SSR 123 McCann Alternative K-8 SSR 42 McKissack Professional 5-8 SI1 321

GRADE SCHOOL # OF SCHOOL LEVELS STATUS STUDENTS


SCHOOL INFORMATIONEducationMetropolitan Nashville Public Schools www.mnps.org

Contacts:Public Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 259-8400, 259-4636School Assignment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 259-8520

System ProfileSchools. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 132SACS Accredited Elem. Schools. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33%SACS Accredited Secondary Schools . . . . . . . . . . .96%Safe Schools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100 %System Status. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . High PriorityStudents. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .71,465Graduation Rate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68.3%Teachers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4,983Teacher Permits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 167Teacher Waivers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72

Percent of core courses taught by highly qualified teachers: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .88.2 Administrators: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 278

FundingPer-Student Expenditure: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7,469 Percent of Source of Budget Funds;Local . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43.4State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45.0Federal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.6

Source: Tennessee Department of Education, Report Card 2011

For a comprehensive look at Report Card 2011 results for all Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools, log on to www.tennessee.gov/education/reportcard and select the Davidson County school system.


ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS

2011 SCHOOL REPORT CARDHOW TO READ THE REPORT CARD

All of these ratings are based on the No Child Left Behind Law (NCLB). For more information, visit http://state.tn.us/education/nclb/.

G = Good (meets federal benchmarks for NCLB)

T = Target (first year of not meeting federal bench-marks)

SI1 = School Improvement 1 (have not met bench-marks for two years in a row)

SI1-IMP = School Improvement 1-Improving (still in SI1 category but improving)

SI2 = School Improvement 2 (have not met bench-marks for three years in a row)

SI2-IMP = School Improvement 2-Improving (still in SI2 category but improving)

CA = Corrective Action (after fourth year of not meet-ing benchmarks)

CA-IMP = Corrective Action-Improving (still in CA category but improving)

R1 = Restructuring 1 (not meeting benchmarks for five years)

R1-IMP = Resructuring 1-Improving (still in R1 cat-egory but improving)

R2 = Restructuring 2 (not meeting benchmarks for six years)

R2-IMP = Restructuring 2-Improving (still in R2 category but improving)

SSR = Small school review RP = Reconstitution Plan (not meeting benchmark for 7 years)


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Preserve at Old Hickory(615)-641-2764

BURKITT PLACE Starting in the 240’sEd Rainey(615) 568-5075 www.MoreSpaceMoreStyle.com | www.CelebrationTN.comBurkitt Place Swim Club located in the heart of the community. Jr. Olympic size pool with separate adultand children’s pools. Acres of natural areas and neighborhood pocket parks. Comprehensive pedestriansystem including paved trails, unpaved trails, and sidewalks. Playground area the wholefamily will enjoy.

Directions: From Nashville: I-65 to Old Hickory Boulevard East. Continue on Old Hickory Boulevard form4.2 miles. Make a right onto Nolensvillle Road. Burkitt Place is 5 miles on the left.

Lenox Creekside: $119,900-$180; Regent Homes 615-202-2566; www.RegentHomesTN.com; Schools: Shayne Elem, W.H.Oliver, Overton High; Amenities:Underground utilities, sidewalks, tree-lined streets, open space, hillside and creek views. Directions: I-65S to Old Hickory Blvd East (Exit 74A). Go approx4 miles, turn Right Nolensville Pk. Entrance 2.25 miles on Left just past Holt Rd.

Old Hickory Commons: Townhomes from low $90’s; Ole South Properties 615-641-6433, www.olesouth.com; Schools: Mt View Elem, Antioch Middle,Cane Ridge High; Amenities: This colorful community features choices of styling: two-bedroom villas or a limited number of three-bedroom GardenHomes that feature 2-car rear-entry garages. Directions: I-24 East to Old Hickory blvd. (exit 62). Turn left toward Murfreesboro Rd. Community is located1.3 miles on left.

Old Hickory Hills: $130’s-$160’s; Celebration Homes, 615-533-3213, [email protected]; Schools: A.Z.Kelley Elem, Thurgood Marshall Middle,Cane Ridge High; Amenities: Open space; Directions: I-24E Exit 62 Old Hickory Blvd, right off exit ramp. Right on Old Hickory Blvd, continue 2.5 milesto community on Right. Model home on Left.

Spencer Hill: From low $100’s; Ole South Properties; Tyron Fournier 615-831-9121: Schools; Cole Elem, Antioch Middle, Cane Ridge High: Amenities; Justminutes away from downtown Nashville, Percy Priest Lake, Nashville International Airport, and area shopping malls. Directions: I-24E, Exit 57AHaywood Ln, Left Keeley Drive.

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General Information . . . . . . . 862-5000Mayor’s Office . . . . . . . . . . . . 862-6000Police (non-emergency) . . . . 862-8600Fire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 862-5421Health Department . . . . . . . . 340-5616Sheriff’s Department . . . . . . 862-8123Licenses/Registration . . . . . . 862-6050(auto, business and marriage licences)Public Library System . . . . . 862-5800Recycling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 880-1000Chipper Service . . . . . . . . . . . 880-1000Register of Deeds . . . . . . . . . 862-6790County Clerk . . . . . . . . . . . . . 862-6050Metro Transit Authority . . . . 862-5969Property Assessor . . . . . . . . . 862-6080Codes Administration . . . . . 862-6500

Metro Satellite CitiesBelle Meade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 297-6041Berry Hill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 292-5531Goodlettsville . . . . . . . . . . . . 851-2200Forest Hills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 383-8447Oak Hill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 371-8291Lakewood . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 847-2187

Metro Nashville/Davidson County UtilitiesNashville Electric Service 736-6900Piedmont Natural Gas 877-279-3636Trash Collection . . . . . . . . . 880-1000Water Service . . . . . . . . . . . 862-4600

Nashville, Hermitage, Joelton, Lakewood, Whites Creek UtilitiesTrash Collection . . . . . . . . 880-1000Water Services . . . . . . . . . 862-4600GoodlettsvilleTrash Collection . . . . . . . . 859-2740Water Services . . . . . . . . . . 868-3201

Voter RegistrationDavidson County Election Commission, 800 Second Ave. S. Visit nashville.gov/vote or call 862-8800.

Driver’s LicenseTesting at 6604 Centennial Blvd. (741-4560 or 741-4561) or 624 Hart Lane (532-9780). Express service for duplicate licenses, renewals, photo IDs and rein-statements (no testing) at 312 Eighth

Ave. N., third floor, Tennessee Tower (253-2062) or 1061 Murfreesboro Pike (741-2541). tennessee.gov/safety.

Registration/Tags/Emission TestingYou must present a valid emissions test certificate, current registration or car title (or the name and address of the lien holder) and pay for the tag and county wheel tax. 862-6050.

Emissions testing is $9. Cash (no bills larger than $20, personal checks (# over 500) and credit cards accepted. Testing is offered at: 3494 Dickerson Rd. 715 Gallatin Rd. N.3363 Stoner Bend Dr. 1317 Antioch Pike7008 Westbelt Dr. 501 Craighead St.

Open 7 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday-Tuesday; 7 a.m.-5 p.m. Wednesday-Friday. The Antioch Pike station is open 7 a.m.-7 p.m. Monday-Friday and 9 a.m.-1 p.m. on Saturday. 1-866-623-8378 or visit www.nashvillevip.org.

FOR MORE INFORMATION (615 area code unless otherwise noted)


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Rivendell Woods: From low $100’s; Ole South Properties 615-731-1968, www.olesouth.com; Schools: Henry Maxwell Elem, Thurgood Marshall Middle,Cane Ridge High; Amenities: Located in the rolling hills of Cane Ridge, between Interstates 24 & 65. Located just minutes from downtown Nashville, ma-jor shopping malls. Directions: I-24 East, Exit #59 Bell Road, Right (west) on Bell Road approx 1/2 mile, LEFT on Hickory Park Drive (2nd traffic light af-ter exit). Follow 6/10 mile to community.

The Preserve at Old Hickory: From low $100’s; Ole South Properties 615-641-2764, www.olesouth.com; Schools: Mt View Elem, Thurgood Marshall Middle,Cane Ridge High; Amenities: Wide streetscapes with community sidewalks. The community also contains twenty-four acres of greenspace, with an addi-tional ten acres dedicated to Metroplitan Nashville Parks for future recreational development. Directions: I-24 East to Old Hickory blvd. (exit 62). Turn lefttoward Murfreesboro Rd. Community is located 1.3 miles on left. OR From Downtown Nashville, Murfreesboro Road SOUTH to RIGHT on HobsonPike/Old Hickory Blvd to community on right.

Villas at Rivendell Woods: From low $110’s; Ole South Properties 615-731-1968, www.olesouth.com; Schools: Henry Maxwell Elem, Thurgood MarshallMiddle, Cane Ridge High; Amenities: Located in the rolling hills of Cane Ridge, between Interstates 24 & 65. Located just minutes from downtown Nash-ville, major shopping malls. Directions: I-24 East, Exit #59 Bell Road, Right (west) on Bell Road approx 1/2 mile, LEFT on Hickory Park Drive (2nd trafficlight after exit). Follow 6/10 mile to community.

Autumn Oaks: $170’s; Fox Ridge Homes 615-294-5301 www.FoxRidgeHomes.com; Schools: May Werthan Shayne Elementary, William Henry Oliver Mid-dle School, John Overton Comp High School; Amenities: Close to shopping, dining, entertainment and daily conveniences at Lenox Village. Directions: I-65S to Exit 74A; at Exit 74A/Old Hickory Blvd. travel east to Nolensville Pike; Turn right and travel south approximately 2 miles; Community is on the left.

Burkitt Place: $210’s-$400’s; Celebration Homes, 615-568-5075, [email protected]; Schools: Henry Maxwell Elem, Thurgood Marshall Middle,Cane Ridge High; Amenities: Pool, walking trails, parks, tot lot. Directions: South Nolensville Road past Concord Road to next left. Burkitt Place entry offNolensville Road.

Cottage Grove: $150’s; Fox Ridge Homes 615-294-5301 www.FoxRidgeHomes.com; Schools: May Werthan, Shayne Elementary, William Henry Oliver Mid-dle School, John Overton Comp High School; Directions: I-65 South: Take Exit 74A to Old Hickory Blvd. (east); Turn right onto Nolensville Road; 1/4mile south to Barnes Road; Turn left and the community is 1 mile ahead on the right.

High Point: $179,900-$220’s; Regent Homes 615-533-0272, www.RegentHomesTN.com; Schools: Shayne Elem, W.H. Oliver Middle, Overton High;Amenities: Underground utilities, sidewalks, tree-lined streets and open space. Directions: I-65S to Old Hickory Blvd East (Exit 74A). Go approx 4 miles toRight Nolensville Pk, entrance 4 miles on left. Model straight ahead.

Jordan Ridge: From $140’s; Fox Ridge 615-876-0351 www.FoxRidgeHomes.com; Schools: Cumberland, Joelton, White Creek; Amenities: 15 min fromdowntown, approx. 10 mi from Opry Mills, 20 min from airport. I-40W, 155 N Briley, exit 24, R Ashland Hwy, .2 mi to L onto Cato Rd. .9 mi, communityon R.

Shane Point: $164,900-$169,900; Regent Homes 615-604-7353, www.RegentHomesTN.com; Schools: Shayne Elem, W.H. Oliver Middle, Overton High;Amenities: Underground utilities, walking trail, 15-acre greenway, hillside and creek views. Directions: I-65S to Old Hickory Blvd East (Exit 74A). Go ap-prox 4 miles to Right Nolensville Rd. Entrance 2.25 miles on L just past Shayne Elementary.

The Grove at Cane Ridge: $150’s: Goodall Homes 615-448-8929, www.goodallhomes.com; Schools: A Z Kelly Elem, Thurgood Marshall Middle, Cane RidgeHigh: Amenities; Playgrounds and tennis court. I-24E, Exit Bell Road, turn right. At stop light turn Right onto Cane Ridge Rd. Community 1.8 miles onleft.

Barnes Bend: From $220s (Americana), From $180’s (Inspiration); Jones Co. 615-831-0478 www.LiveJones.com; Schools: Shayne, Oliver, Overton; Direc-tions: From Nashville via I-65: Take I-65 S to Old Hickory Blvd/Brentwood exit. Take OHB going east, turn R onto Nolensville Rd. Turn left at Barnes Rd& Barnes Bend will be ahead, 2.5 mi on R.

AVONDALE Priced from $180’s-$260’s1028 Nunnery Lane, Nashville, TN 37221 (615) 349-5336 www.FoxRidgeHomesTH.comAvondale’s park-like setting with a lovely landscaped boulevard offers three distinctneighborhoods, giving you choices and options in the home that is right for you. Plans offeredrange from 1,402 to 3,220 sq. ft. Community features include a future pool,cabana and playground. Basements available.Directions: Take I-40 West, Go 18 miles, Take Exit for McCrory Lane(Exit#192) Turn Left off Exit and Go 1.4 miles. Community is on the Left

Avondale: $180s-$260’s; www.FoxRidgeHomes.com/Tiffany Stude 615-349-5336; Schools: Harpeth Valley Elementary, Bellevue Middle School, HillwoodHigh School; Amenities: Community features future Pool, Cabana and Play area. Directions: Take I-40 West, Go 18 miles, Take Exit for McCrory Lane(Exit #192. Turn Left off Exit and Go 1.4 miles. Community is on the Left. 1028 Nunnery Lane, Nashville, TN 37221.

Riverwalk: $170’s-$300’s; Celebration Homes, 615-533-3213; [email protected]; Schools: Gower Elem, H.G.Hill Middle, Hillwood High;Amenities: Jr Olympic pool, adult pool, tot lot, walking trails. Directions: I-40W to McCrory Ln exit (192), 1st Right Newsome Station Road. Go 1.5 miles,turn left into community, go over bridge and take 1st Right on Watervale. Home 1/4 mile on Left.

Westchase: From the $240s; Fox Ridge 615-352-9989 www.FoxRidgeHome.com; Schools: Gower, H.G. Hill, Hillwood; Amenities: Wooded homesites, com-mon ground, Final Phase!; Directions: I-40W to exit 199, turn right on Old Hickory Blvd, left on Charlotte Pike, 1/4 mile to community on right.

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AREA 8From $100,000 - $150,000

Woodland Forest: From $250s; Fox Ridge 615-405-4335 www.FoxRidgeHomes.com; Schools: Gower, Bellevue, Hillwood; Directions: I-40 West to OldHickory Blvd (exit 199). Right on Old Hickory Blvd, Left on Charlotte Pike. Community entrance located 1/4 mile on R. Model home straight ahead on R.

JORDAN RIDGE AT EATON’S CREEK From the $140’s to $180’s(615) 876-0351 109 Gupton Court, Nashville, TN 37218 www.FoxRidgeHomesTH.comThis beautiful community, with its rolling hills, open spaces, and scenic views, is a must see. Eaton’s Creak is the bestvalue in the area with easy access to major interstates, including I-40, I-24, I-65 and Briley Parkway. Just 15 min. fromdowntown Nashville. Final Phase - Less than seven homesites left!

Directions From Downtown Nashville: Take I-40 West to Briley Parkway North (exit 204A).Go 4.5 mi. to Ashland City Hwy (Exit 24). Turn right on Ashland City Hwy, Proceed 0.3 mi.to left on Cato Rd. Community 1 mi. on right. Model at first right.

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CARRINGTON PLACE Starting in the 170’sJeff Gaynor(615) 612-9984 www.MoreSpaceMoreStyle.com | www.CelebrationTN.comFeature the New “Executive Series” Designer Homes. Conveniently located near Briley Parkway, Minutesfrom Downtown, Variety of Craftsman styled home with front porches, expansive bonus rooms and open floorplans. Awesome Location close to Proposed Nashville Greenway, Underground Utilities,Sidewalks, Street lamps, Small, Quaint Community, Beautiful Landscaped Entrance.

Directions: From I-40 West, take Briley Parkway North. Take exit 24 and turn right on Ashland City Hwy.Turn left onto Eaton’s Creek Rd. Community is a couple of miles on the right.

Carrington Place: $160’s-$300’s; Celebration Homes, 615-612-9984; [email protected]; Schools: Cumberland Elem, Joelton Middle, Whites Creek High;Amenities: Open space, sidewalks. Directions: I-40W to Briley Pkwy North/155, take exit 24 and turn right onto Ashland City Hwy, Left on Eatons CreekRd, community 1 mile on right.

Jordan Ridge at Eatons Creek: $140s-$180’s; www.FoxRidgeHomes.com/615-876-0351; Schools: Cumberland Elementary; Joelton Middle School; WhitesCreek High School; Directions: Take I-40 West to Briley Parkway North (exit 204). Take Briley Pkwy to Ashland City Hwy(exit 24). Turn right on Ash-land City Hwy. Proceed .2 miles and turn left on Cato Rd. Community is .9 mi on the right. 109 Gupton Court, Nashville, TN 37218

Cedar Hills Meadows: From $140s; Fox Ridge 615-876-4123 www.FoxRidgeHomes.com; Schools: Ewing Park, Alex Green, Whites Creek; Amenities: 8 milesfrom Nashville, park nearby, sidewalks; Directions: I-24 W, exit right on Old Hickory Blvd. Community is approximately 1/2 mile on left.

TOWERING OAKS Priced from $190s to $250s2001 Towering Oaks Drive, Hermitage, TN 37076 (615) 480-4639

www.FoxRidgeHomesTH.comCome visit one of Nashville’s hidden gems. A wooded community less than one mile from Percy Priest Lake. Ten minutesfrom Providence shopping and Nashville Internat’l airport and downtown Nashville. Phase IInow open, offering large, private wooded homesites from ¼ to almost ½ acres.Directions: From Nashville: Take I-40 E; To Exit 221B (Old Hickory Blvd.) Turn right; Righton Old Hickory Blvd.; Travel 0.6 mile and turn left onto Bell Rd.; Continue another 0.6 mile andturn Right onto South New Hope Rd.; Travel 1.1 mile and turn right onto Stewart’s Ferry Pike;Continue 0.2 mile and Towering Oaks will be on the Right

Bridgewater : From $230s (Heritage), From $180’s (Inspiration); Jones 615-889-3062 www.LiveJones.com; Schools: Ruby Major, Donelson, McGavock; Direc-tions: From downtown Nashville take I-40 E toward Knoxville to Old Hickory Blvd exit. Right on OHB. Left on Bell Road. Right on New Hope Rd. Lefton John Hager Rd. Bridgewater on left.

Towering Oaks: $190’s-$250’s; Fox Ridge 615-480-4639 www.foxridgehomes.com; Schools: Ruby Major Elem, Donelson Middle, McGavock High; Direc-tions: I-40 E; To Exit 221B (Old Hickory Blvd.) Turn right; Right on Old Hickory Blvd.; Travel 0.6 mile and turn left onto Bell Rd.; Continue another 0.6mile and turn Right onto South New Hope Rd.; Travel 1.1 mile and turn right onto Stewart’s Ferry Pike; Continue 0.2 mile and Towering Oaks will be onthe Right. 2001 Towering oaks Drive, Hermitage, TN 37076

Parks at Priest Lake: $140’s; Fox Ridge Homes 615-473-3727 www.FoxRidgeHomes.com; Schools: Thomas Edison Elem, John F. Kennedy Middle, AntiochHigh; Directions: I-24 E to Exit 59 (Bell Road); turn left (east) on Bell Road; Cross Murfreesboro Road; Turn right at the first light onto Anderson Road;The community is 1 mile ahead on the left.

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Have you ever acciden-tally left a candle burning unattended? Or left home without turning on the security system? You prob-ably made a mental note to yourself to not do it again but otherwise didn’t think much about it.

While you may have avoided one disaster, next time you might not be so lucky. A simple “uh oh” could lead to thousands of dollars in damage to your home.

“We recommend home-owners adopt a mindset of thinking about the conse-quences of things, of what could go wrong,” says Dr. Tim Reinhold, senior vice president of research and chief engineer for the Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety.

Here are five tips to help you avoid common homeowner mistakes:

CLEAN YOUR DRYER FILTER

Why? Fire. Those wads of lint that get caught in the dryer filter can pose a major fire hazard. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission estimates that dryers cause more than 15,000 fires a year.

Your strategy: Completely empty the lint trap every time you use your dryer, and make sure your dryer ducts are metal (metal is less likely to sag and allow lint to build up).

TRIM TREE BRANCHES THAT HANG CLOSE TO YOUR HOUSE

Why? Roof or other property damage. A storm or high winds could sweep through your neighborhood and knock those branches onto your roof, causing serious damage.

Your strategy: Consult an arborist or tree surgeon about any trees in your yard that might present a hazard.

DON’T PUT CARDBOARD BOXES FROM RECENT BIG-TICKET PURCHASES OUT ON THE CURB

Why? Theft. By placing boxes in a visible location, you’re

sending a signal to burglars that you have valuable items in your home.

Your strategy: Cut up boxes or break them down, then place them into the garbage or recycling bin.

MAKE YOUR HOUSE LOOK OCCUPIED WHEN YOU’RE ON VACATION

Why? Theft. An empty home can be an easy target for thieves.

Your strategy: Have your mail and newspaper deliveries suspended or have a trusted neighbor retrieve and hold them until your return. “Not only do piles of mail signal that a house is vacant, but thieves can sift through letters to steal your identity,” says Joe Vahey, vice president at Erie Insurance. “You also may want to arrange for someone to maintain your lawn if you’ll be gone for more than a few days, and consider installing central alarms, motion detectors or timed lights that will illumi-nate the area around your house at night.”

CHECK APPLIANCE WATER HOSES Why? Water damage. Hoses for washers and refrigerators

wear out and need to be replaced before they spring a leak. The water supply line to the icemaker can also be a water leak waiting to happen.

Your strategy: Replace washing machine hoses every five years. If you see the plastic line along the back of the refrigerator becoming discolored (yellow or brown), have an appliance repair expert check it out.

Despite your best efforts to properly maintain and pro-tect your home, accidents and mishaps still happen, which is why it’s also important to know what your homeowners insurance does — and doesn’t — cover. For more informa-tion on homeowners insurance, visit www.erieinsurance.com/homeowners.

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Going out of town? Have a neighbor cut your lawn so the house doesn’t look unoccupied. ARA

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Avondale. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A3

Barnes Bend. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C3

Barnes Crossing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C3

Belle Arbor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B1

Bradburn Village . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D3

Bridgewater . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D2

Brighton Village . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C3

Brookview Forest. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C3

Burkitt Place . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C3

Cambridge Forest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C3

Cane Ridge Farms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C3

Carrington Place . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B2

Cedar Hill Meadows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B1

Cottage Grove . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C1

Cumberland Bend . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C1

High Point . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C3

Jordan Ridge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B1

Lenox Creekside. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C3

Lenox Village . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C3

Oak Hill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C3

Old Hickory Commons . . . . . . . . . . . . C3

Old Hickory Hills. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C3

Parks at Priest Lake . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D3

Preserve at Old Hickory. . . . . . . . . . . . D3

Rivendell Woods . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C3

Riverbridge. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A3

Riverwalk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A3

Riverwood . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C2

Shane Point . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C3

Spencer Hill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C3

Spring Creek at Summerfield . . . . . . C3

The Grove at Cane Ridge . . . . . . . . . . C3

Towering Oaks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D2

Traemoor Village . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A2

Villas at Rivendell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C3

Westchase. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A2

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HERMITAGE3. ToweringOaks615.480.4639 | Single-family homesfrom the low $190s. Large wooded lots,basements available, up to 4,500 sq. ft.Newphase nowopen!

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6. Muirwood615.893.8827 | Single-family homes fromthe low $180s. Side-entry garages included,3-car option available. Value that goesbeyond location.

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GALLATIN2. Fairway Farms615.238.5976 | The Fairways from the$200s–$350s.. Community pool. 3-cargarages, 4-sides brick and golf course lots.

HERMITAGE3. ToweringOaks615.480.4639 | Single-family homesfrom the low $190s. Large wooded lots,basements available, up to 4,500 sq. ft.Newphase nowopen!

NASHVILLE4. Jordan Ridge at Eaton’s Creek615.876.0351 | Single-family homes fromthe low $140s. Amazing views in a newsection at a fantastic value. Final phase nowselling!Only 8 homesites remaining!

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With one of the best high schools in the state, a new mass transit plan in the works, a growing health-care infrastructure and a wealth of recreational opportunities, Sumner County has plenty to brag about. This area just northeast of Nashville offers a quality of life that many new-home buyers find attractive. Residents here enjoy the hometown feel of cities like Gallatin and Hendersonville but appreciate the nearby big-city perks of Nashville.

EDUCATION

The county’s largest city, Hendersonville, is home to Merrol Hyde Magnet School, named the third best high school in Tennessee in U.S. News & World Report’s most recent ranking of America’s Best High Schools. Gallatin (the county seat) is home to Volunteer State Community College, a public two-year college that offers associate degrees, certificates and continuing education opportuni-ties. With more than 70 academic programs and classes offered on site and online, Vol State is an educational and economic asset to Sumner County and the entire region.

HEALTH CARE

Sumner County is home to three medical facilities: Hendersonville Medical Center, Sumner Regional Medi-cal Center in Gallatin and Northcrest Medical Center in Springfield. Sumner Regional opened a new dedicated pediatric unit in late 2011, and Hendersonville Medical Center kicked off a $3-million expansion of its critical care unit in September of last year. HMC is also accredited to assess and treat chest pain and joint problems.

RECREATION

The Gallatin area is a sportsman’s paradise; fishing and boating opportunities abound along the county’s miles of shoreline on Old Hickory Lake, as do lakefront homes. The Gallatin Civic Center has a double gym, indoor pool and racquetball courts. Dog owners can let their pets run free at Triple Creek Park in Gallatin. Hendersonville has an extensive system of greenway biking and walk-ing trails with plans to expand its bike trail system. Sev-eral golf courses dot the county, including Country Hills Golf Course and Bluegrass Yacht & Country Club (both in Hendersonville), and The Club at Fairvue Plantation and Long Hollow Golf Course (both in Gallatin).

GROWTH

The Gallatin City Council has given the green light to a first-of-its-kind community in the area: a transit-ready development. Greensboro North will be a mixed-use

community built to offer ready access to Metro Nashville’s regional transportation system, which includes plans for a northeast corridor transit line stretching from Gallatin to East Nashville. Initial plans for the community include a bus rapid transit system with a later transition to light rail.

Through careful planning and sustained economic growth, Sumner County continues to build on its existing assets, which helps it attract more workers, more resi-dents and more business. It’s easy to see why home buy-ers and builders find this an appealing place to live, work, play and do business.

AT A GLANCE2011 county population: ..................................163,408Growth rate since 2000: ........................................25%2011 community populations: Gallatin ....................................................................... 45,235Hendersonville .......................................................... 59,523Portland ...................................................................... 22,317White House .............................................................. 14,253Westmoreland ............................................................. 9,540Median housing value: .................................... $173,276Median household income (2011): ...............$52,543Estimated commute times from downtown Nashville (37203):Goodlettsville ....................................................21 minutesGallatin ...............................................................38 minutesHendersonville ..................................................26 minutes

Source: Claritas 2011 and Mapquest

SUMNERMeasured growth, eye toward the future are part of Sumner’s appeal

Hendersonville’s city-owned Country Hills Golf Course is one of several courses found in Sumner County. FILE / THE TENNESSEAN


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Beech PK-5 G 539Benny C. Bills PK-5 SI1 669Bethpage K-5 G 261Clyde Riggs K-5 G 257Gene W. Brown K-5 T 440George A. Whitten K-5 G 475Guild PK-5 T 637Harold B. Williams PK-5 G 682Howard PK-5 T 373Indian Lake K-5 G 565J.W. Wiseman PK-5 T 476Jack Anderson PK-5 G 599Lakeside Park K-5 G 356Madison Creek PK-5 G 648Merrol Hyde Magnet K-12 G 647Millersville K-5 G 300Nannie Berry PK-5 G 518North Sumner K-5 G 220Oakmont K-5 G 131Portland Gateview K-5 T 554Station Camp K-5 G 824Union Year Round PK-5 G 480Vena Stuart PK-5 T 615Walton Ferry K-5 G 511Watt Hardison K-5 G 428Westmoreland K-4 G 476

Beech 9-12 G 1216Gallatin 9-12 T 1303Hendersonville 9-12 T 1440Portland 9-12 T 1070Station Camp 9-12 G 1254Westmoreland 9-12 G 513White House 9-12 G 859

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E.B. Wilson Night School 9-12 SSR 24

Joe Shafer 6-8 SI1 613Knox Doss 6-8 T 570Merrol Hyde Magnet K-12 G 661Portland East 6-8 T 401Portland West 6-8 T 505Robert E. Ellis 6-8 G 601Rucker Stewart 6-8 SI1 679Station Camp 6-8 SI1-IMP 619T. W. Hunter 6-8 T 718V.G. Hawkins 6-8 CA 498Westmoreland 5-8 G 422White House 5-8 SI1 859OtherR.T. Fisher Alternative 6-12 G 84

For a key to terms used in the school system report cards, please refer to page 15.


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Voter RegistrationCounty residents may register at the County Administration Building, located behind the Walmart shopping center at 355 North Belvedere Drive, Room 106, Gallatin, or they may mail in registration forms available at Hendersonville City Hall or at area post offices. Voters can also register when they get their driver’s licenses. For more information, call 452-1456 or log on to the Tennessee Division of Elections Web site at tn.gov/sos/election.

Driver’s LicenseThe Sumner County Driver’s License Station is located at 855 North Bluejay Way in Gallatin. Hours are 7 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Tuesday - Friday. For information call 230-2995.

Vehicle Registration/Emissions TestingBefore a vehicle can be regis-tered in Sumner County, it must first pass an emissions test. Residents are required to bring their vehicles, a current registra-tion or title and a $10 testing fee (cash only, no bills larger than $20) to the Sumner County testing station, located just off Highway 31E/Nashville Pike at 951 Grassland Place. Hours are 7 a.m.-5 p.m. Wednesday-Friday, 7 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday-Tuesday and 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday. For more information on emissions testing, call 399-8995 or visit the Department of Environment and Conservation Vehicle Inspection Program Information website at tn.gov/environment/apc/vehicle.

Registration and TagsSumner County residents are required to register their vehicles through the County Clerk of Court. Applicants must present a valid emissions test certificate, current registration or car title. Cost is $10.50 for the title and $50.75 for registration. For more information about vehicle reg-istration, contact the Sumner County Clerk’s office at 452-4063.

FOR MORE INFORMATION(615 area code unless otherwise noted)

Gallatin Chamber of Commerce. . . . . . 452-4000Health Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .206-1100Sheriff’s Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 452-2616County Clerk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 452-4063Register of Deeds. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 452-3892Sumner County Schools . . . . . . . . . . . . 451-5200Gallatin City Hall. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 452-5400Gallatin Police Department . . . . . . . . . . 452-1313Gallatin Fire Department . . . . . . . . . . . . 452-2771Hendersonville City Hall . . . . . . . . . . . . . 822-1000Hendersonville Police Dept . . . . . . . . . . . 822-1111Hendersonville Fire Department. . . . . . .822-1119Portland Police Department. . . . . . . . . . 325-3400Portland Fire Department. . . . . . . . . . . . 325-5649

HospitalsHendersonville Medical Center. . . . . . . 264-4000Sumner Regional Medical Center, Gallatin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 452-4210Skyline Madison Campus . . . . . . . . . . . 865-0300

LibrariesHendersonville Public Library . . . . . . . . 824-0656Sumner County Public Library, Gallatin . . 452-1722

EducationSumner County Schools . . . . . . . . . . . . 451-5200Director of Schools. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 451-5205Director of Instruction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 451-5238Bus routes/school zones. . . . . . . . . . . . . 452-1520

For more information:Sumner County Schools: www.sumnertn.orgSumner Schools Transportation: www.sumnerbus.com

Gallatin UtilitiesElectricity, City of Gallatin Electric. . . . . 452-5152Natural Gas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 451-5922Trash, Gallatin Sanitation . . . . . . . . . . . . 452-2147Water/Sewer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 451-5922

Hendersonville UtilitiesElectricity, Nashville Electric Service . . 736-6900Piedmont Natural Gas . . . . . . . . . . 877-279-3636Trash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 822-1016Water/Sewer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 824-3717

Portland UtilitiesElectricity, Cumberland Electric. . . . . . . 325-4172Natural Gas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 325-6776Trash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 325-6776Water/Sewer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 325-6776

Westmoreland UtilitiesElectricity, Tri-County Electric . . . . . . . . . 644-2221Natural Gas, AmeriGas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 452-3843Trash, Town of Westmoreland . . . . . . . . 644-3382Water/Sewer, Westmoreland. . . . . . . . . 644-3382

White House UtilitiesElectricity, Cumberland Electric. . . . . . . 672-7066Piedmont Natural Gas . . . . . . . . . . 877-279-3636Trash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 672-0215Water. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .672-4110Sewer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 672-3654

Goodlettsville UtilitiesElectricity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 747-3981Gas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (800) 353-6340Trash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 859-2740Water. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 862-7225Sewer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 862-7225


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TWIN EAGLES All Brick from the $150’s615.452.7731 randyjonesconstruction.comTwin Eagles is a Pedestrian Friendly Community conveniently located off Vietnam Veterans’s Blvdon Hwy 109 in Gallatin. Visit our Decorated Model. Tour the Open Houses and See a WonderfulSelection of All Brick Homes with Unparalleled Amenities. Enjoy over Nine Acres of Open Spacewith many Community Amenities.

I-65 North to Vietnam Veteran’s Parkway. Left on Hwy 109 North By-Pass. Leftat Red Light to Twin Eagles Entrance on Right.

FAIRWAY FARMS FROM THE $219’s - $240’s805 Walpole Drive, Gallatin, TN 37066 (615) 238-5976 www.FoxRidgeHomesTH.comIf you’re ready to move up, why not move up in style? Fox Ridge Homes’ new Fairway Farms community in Gallatin boasts estatehomes on homesites up to½ acres, with 4-sides brick exteriors, gourmet kitchens, hardwood entry foyers and tasteful touches likeside-entry garages. They offer plenty of room for your family to grow – you can opt for a plan with up to 5 bedrooms and up to 3 fullbaths. Limited Selection of Golf Course Homesites Available.

Directions: FromDowntownNashville: Take I-65 to VietnamVeterans Blvd. (TN-386).Follow VietnamVeterans Blvd for 14.4 miles. Take Left on Long Hollow Pike. Community 0.4 miles aheadon the Right.

MEADOWS OF INDIAN LAKE From the 260’s615-604-2359Welcome Home to the Sought after Indian Lake Peninsula near Old Hickory Lake! Top Rated Elementary School within walkingdistance of community. Wheeler Construction Company has been building quality all brick homes for over 70 years. Gorgeous 3& 4 bedrooms, one level & 2 story plans with granite, tile, hardwood, walk in closets, wood cased windows & stainless steel ap-pliances plus much, much more! All homes have large Media Rooms. Call or come by our Gorgeousfurnished model for our monthly specials! Don’t wait or you’ll miss out, only 7 lots remaining!

Directions: I-65 N to 386 bypass (vietnam Vet Blvd) go right on exit 7 (Indian Lake Blvd) Followacross Gallatin Rd (31) to Indian Lake Rd to (L) at 4 way stop (East Dr) left on Raintree just beforeIndian Lake Elementary to first left on Wimbly. www.Wheelerhomesforlife.com

Elk Acres: From $140s; Goodall Homes 615-230-6383, www.goodallhomes.com; Schools: Guild Elm, Rucker Stewart, Gallatin; Amenities: Walking trails,playground, creek; Directions: I-65 N to exit 95 (386/ Vietnam Veterans Blvd), continue for 15 miles and turn right (south) onto Highway 109 Bypass. ElkAcres entrance is on the left.

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floors (on the first level), granite kitchen coun-tertops and hardwood front doors. Stop by and view one of the model homes or spec homes today.

BRIDGEMORE VILLAGE

Bridgemore Village, “Where Life is Beauti-ful,” is situated in picturesque Thompson’s Sta-tion. Ideally located — on Critz Lane, just off Highway 31 and State Route 840 — this com-munity combines easy accessibility to Nash-ville with a country feel. Bridgemore Village has mature trees, beautiful yards and green parks, and home plans feature impressive architectural design. According to Dan Kings-bury, project manager and principal broker at Bridgemore Village, the homes here will be built to impress.

“The homes will be all brick with standard high-end features,” says Kingsbury. “Standards will include 10-foot ceilings, 8-foot doors, granite countertops in the kitchen and master bath, and tile flooring in the master bath.”

Bridgemore offers abundant green space, a pool and spacious lots. Prices here start in the high $400s. A model home is currently under construction.

LEARN MORE

Tollgate Villagewww.tollgatevillagetn.com • 615-595-5859

Bridgemore Villagewww.bridgemorevillage.com • 615-550-5252

Bridgemore Villlage is located just off Highway 31 in Thompson’s Station.

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WYNBROOKE From the $300’s615-604-2359Wheeler Construction Company for over 70 years “Our Good Reputation has been Building!” Come visit our newest communityin the beautiful Wynbrooke development only 5 minutes from the bypass & the new Streets of Indian Lake Shopping & fabulousrestaurants. Large homes on large homesites with fantastic amenities! All brick with 3, 4 & 5 bedrooms & 3 car garages! Granite,Tile, Hardwood, Big kitchens for gathering family & friends. Community pool and beautiful walk-able community. Top rated school district. Pre-selling now, call us TODAY!

Directions: I-65 N to the Bypass (Vietnam Veterans Blvd) to Exit 8. Turn left on Saundersville Rd. GoApprox. 1 mile to Wynbrooke Subdivision on Right. Follow Wynbrooke Trace past the clubhouse toleft on Riverbirch to right on Crooked Creek. See signs. www.Wheelerhomesforlife.com

Lenox Place: From the $130’s; Goodall Homes, 615-230-1974, www.goodallhomes.com; Amenities: 55+ community with clubhouse, pool, fitness center, wi-fiand much more. Directions: I-65N to exit 95 (Hwy 386/Vietnam Vets Blvd), continue for 15 miles. Right onto Hwy 109 Bypass. Lenox Place entrance is onRight.

Cambridge Farms: From $170s; Goodall Homes 615-452-2820, www.goodallhomes.com; Schools: Howard, Rucker Stewart, Station Camp; Amenities: Walk-ing trails, fishing pond, tennis courts, basketball court; Directions: I-65 N to 386 Exit 95. Left on Long Hollow Pk. 1/3 mi to community, Turn Right, followsigns to model home.

Cottage Grove at Twelve Stones Crossing : $180s+; Goodall Homes, 615-859-9995, www.goodallhomes.com; Amenities: Clubhouse, fitness room, social area.Schools: Madison Creek Elem, TW Hunter Middle, Beech High; Directions: I-65N to Exit 97 (Long Hollow Pk), turn right and travel 2.5 miles, right ontoWillis Branch Rd, take first left into community.

Fairway Farms: $219,000-$240’s; Fox Ridge Homes 615-238-5976 www.FoxRidgeHomes.com; Schools: Howard Elementary Rucker Stewart Middle SchoolStation Camp High School; Amenities: Limited Selection of Golf Course Homesites Available. Estate homes on homesites up to ½ acre. Directions: Take I-65 to Vietnam Veterans Blvd. (TN-386). Follow Vietnam Veterans Blvd for 14.4 miles. Take Left on Long Hollow Pike. Community 0.4 miles ahead on theRight.

Foxland Harbor: $200’s: Goodall Homes 615-854-0303, www.goodallhomes.com; Amenities; golf course community on Old Hickory Lake offering villas andsingle-family homes. Directions: I-65N to Exit 95, Vietnam Veterans Blvd/386, Take Exit 9 onto Johnny Cash Blvd/Hwy 31E. Turn Right on Douglas BendDrive, community is on the left.

Island Brook: Starting in the $240’s: Norfolk Homes, 615-591-6400; Schools: Station Camp Elem, Station Camp Middle, Station Camp High; Directions: I-65N to Vietnam Veterans. Take exit 6 (New Shackle Island). Head left 1.5 miles to community on the right.

Windstar Bay: From the $200’s; Goodall Homes & Communities; www.goodallhomes.com, Model Home 615-939-1773; Schools: Walton Ferry Elem; Haw-kins Middle; Hendersonville High: Amenities; Pool, clubhouse. Directions I-65N to Vietnam Vets N, to Exit 7, Right on Indian Lake Blvd, Right onGallatin Rd for 1 mile, Left on Walton Ferry Rd for 2.8 miles, Right on Windstar Bay Blvd, follow roundabout to Windmill Point Circle.

Autumn Creek: $280’s; Drees Homes, 615-824-7407, dreeshomes.com; Amenities: Swimming pools, community park, open air pavillion, close to schools andshopping. Directions: I-65N, exit east on Vietnam Veterans Pkwy #386 to Exit #7. Left at Drakes Creek exit. One mile to Right on Anderson Rd, go approx1 mile, making a sharp left on Anderson. Left at Smokerise.

Berry Hill: $260s+; Villas: $199,900: Jones Company 615-338-4279 www.LiveJones.com; Schools: Nannie Berry, Ellis, Hendersonville; Amenities: Convenientto Rivergate Shopping area, large open spaces w/walking trails; Directions: I-65N to Vietnam Vets Pkwy to exit 7. R Indian Lake Blvd, Left into Berry Hill.

Fountain Brooke: $280’s; Drees Homes, 615-824-7407, dreeshomes.com; Schools: Station Camp Elem, Knox Doss Middle, Station Camp High; Amenities:Walking paths, cul-de-sac homesites, shopping. Directions: I-65N, exit east on Vietnam Veterans Pkwy #386 to Exit #7. Left at Drakes Creek exit. One mileto Right on Anderson Rd, go approx 1 mile, making a sharp left on Anderson. Right Fountain Brook Drive.

Meadows of Indian Lake: $250’s & up. Wheeler Const Co., Joy Fields 604-2359, [email protected]; Schools: Indian Lake Elem, Ellis Middle, Hen-dersonville High; Amenities: Walking distance to elementary school and Indian Lake Swim & Tennis Club. Directions: I-65N to Vietnam Veterans Pkwy(386) to Right Exit 7. Follow across Gallatin Rd (31) on Indian Lake Rd to Left at 4-way stop. Left on Raintree, Left on Wimbly, Left on Ruland Circle.Model home on Left.

Stratford Park: From $250’s; Ole South Properties, Wanda Comer 615-566-6483, www.olesouth.com; Schools: Howard Elem, Rucker Stewart Middle, StationCamp High; From Downtown Nashville take I-65 to Vietnam Veterans Blvd. (TN-386). Follow Vietnam Veterans Blvd for 14.4 miles. Take Left on LongHollow Pike. Community 0.5 miles ahead on the Right.

The Hunt Club: $340’s; Drees Homes, 615-824-7407, dreeshomes.com; Schools: Jack Anderson Elem, Station Camp Middle, Station Camp High; Amenities:Swimming pool, nature trail, shopping. Directions: I-65N, exit east on Vietnam Veterans Pkwy #386 to Exit #9 (Gallatin). Go 1 mile to Right on Hunt ClubBlvd.

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It’s officially fall, and with the comfortable outdoor temps, you’ll surely want to extend your outdoor time for as long as you can — before winter’s cold hand sets in. But the moderate temperatures of fall also bring shorter days, so you may need to modify your outdoor environment to allow for spending time outside well past sunset.

Fortunately, the right light can make evening hours safer and more enjoyable. Whether it’s for a poolside party, a romantic dinner on the patio or a barbecue with the neigh-bors, the American Lighting Association offers these tips and tricks to make your outwdoor space a more beautiful and pleasant place to spend time.

IMPROVE NAVIGATION Lighting is typically layered into a room or ouwtdoor

space in three ways: overhead, task and ambient. Even out-doors — where there are no typical boundaries and bor-ders — those three layers are necessary. Outdoor overhead lighting is important for visibility of steps, paths and walking surfaces.

“You don’t have to light a path completely, but it’s good to provide light where there’s a bend, an intersection or as you turn a corner or approach steps,” says Jeff Dross, corporate director of education and industry trends with Kichler Light-ing in Cleveland, Ohio.

Let there be light Enhance your back-

yard with layers of outdoor lighting.

PHOTOS COURTESY OF ARA


ENHANCE SECURITY

To improve visibility and security, combine a motion detec-tor with a sconce to illuminate dark corners or areas near entrances, says David Kitts, a designer with Hubbardton Forge in Castleton, Vermont.

Be sure to aim lights away from the door. “Wall lanterns on either side of the door will give your home a warm, welcom-ing appearance while ensuring the safety of those that enter,” says Kim Mager, mar-keting director for Hin-kley Lighting in Avon Lake, Ohio.

CREATE OUTDOOR ROOMS

“Creating outdoor rooms is more diffi-cult, because you don’t have as many features on which to direct light to define or enhance a space — other than horizontal surfaces like a deck, patio or lawn,” says David Martin with Hubbardton Forge.

Outdoor lighting at the borders of a space is a great way to give people barriers, both vertically and horizon-tally.

“Lights in a tree cre-ate something akin to a chandelier hung in the middle of the sky, and even accent lights in the general area of the edge of a patio, deck or porch will glaze across the space and provide enough of a comfort level for people to understand where things are,” says Dross.

REDUCE GLARE

Light along paths should be cast down-ward using fixtures that are dark-sky-compliant, which are hooded and designed to cast light downward. This type of fixture also uses less energy and reduces light pollution. With a variety of lighting options you can create layers of light, allowing you to add or subtract as necessary. If appropriate, exterior-safe dimmers can also provide flexible control over the level of light, as can moveable fixtures that can be added to a patio or porch as needed.

ADD DECORATIVE ELEMENTS

Just as arbors, pergolas, patios and other outdoor elements help to enhance the style of an outdoor space, so too can lighting contribute to a well-designed landscape. “Well-done outdoor lighting should not only serve the functional pur-poses of safety and visibility, but also focus attention to the architectural and natural details of the space,” says Kitts.

For example, step lights are essential for safe passage, but can also highlight molding or trim details. For a pergola over a deck, an outdoor-com-pliant chandelier can be a wonderful accent to dinnertime and a way to spotlight the overhead structure and flowering vines. Patio lights provide ambi-ence as well as illumi-nation for cooking out-side.

ENHANCE INSIDE VIEWS

It’s often an after-thought, but enhancing the views from inside the house is a natural fit for outdoor lighting. “You are able to enjoy your home’s landscap-ing and outdoor areas from the inside, creat-ing a cohesive space from both inside and out, regardless of the season,” says Mager. To do that, layer in a variety of lights — spotlights on trees, lights dotted along pathways, accent lights on unique landscape features.

CONSERVE ENERGY

If you get enough light, there are solar options for outdoor

lighting, as well as LED, Energy Star and dark sky fixtures. Many options are available today to help you enjoy the ben-efits of good area lighting in cost-effective ways.

Visit an ALA-member retail showroom to see the newest products and talk to an expert about how to light your land-scape. To find your closest ALA-member lighting showroom, visit www.americanlightingassoc.com.

— ARA Content

Strategically placed outdoor lighting fixtures from Philips HADCO add to the beauty and functionality of a backyard gazebo.


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by leaps and bounds, attracting glowing reports from national media. Known for its lush, rolling hills and numerous choices of housing and schools, the county pro-vides the best of country living combined with a burgeoning business climate.

Williamson County is a popular choice for many businesses (like Nissan) and over the last five years has generated close to 40 percent of the job growth in the Nashville area. Southern Business and Development magazine has named Williamson County one of the “Top 10 Pro-Business Communities in the South Without a Beach.” The designation is based on factors like the county’s claim to being the corporate home to 30 of the 50 fastest-growing companies in Middle Tennessee and its previous ranking on CNN/Money Magazine’s list of “America’s 100 Best Places to Live.”

But it’s not just the business sector in which Williamson County shines; it also has the distinction of being the only county in the state with five high schools named on Newsweek’s list of “America’s Best High Schools.” Add to that plenty of housing options, parks and other rec-reational opportunities, and you have the perfect formula for attracting business, residents and tourists — all of which contribute to the area’s growing and thriving economy.

The cities of Franklin, Fairview, Brentwood, Nolensville, Spring Hill and Thompson’s Station each offer an abun-dance of housing and recreational opportunities. Franklin is the county’s largest city and was once included in South-ern Living’s “Best Small Towns” top 10 list. Million-dollar homes sit beside Civil War battlegrounds, while horses are frequently seen grazing in pastures. Nearby, exclusive shops beckon shoppers with a variety of merchandise.

Rich in history, Franklin has earned the distinction of the Great American Main Street Award, which is given in rec-ognition of successful downtown revival and restoration of buildings with historical significance.

Popular attractions in the area include:• Franklin Theatre. The newly revived Franklin The-

atre is bringing even more traffic to the popular downtown area with classic movies, first-run films and musical perfor-mances. The theatre sits in the heart of historic downtown Franklin on Main Street, which is filled with dining options in all price ranges and offers unique shopping opportuni-ties at a variety of small shops and boutiques.

• Leiper’s Fork. This small community is known for its quiet country charm, great country cooking and qual-ity musical entertainment. Located just off the scenic

Natchez Trace Parkway, this tiny hamlet is filled with art galleries and antique shops. Puckett’s Grocery & Restau-rant is known for its stellar songwriter lineups and Thurs-day night shrimp boils.

If you’re looking for good country living and quality employers, Williamson County could be the place for you. For news coverage, check out The Tennessean and its sections dedicated to local happenings. To start your subscription, call 800-342-8237 or visit online at www.tennessean.com.

Healthy business climate sustains growth

The charming community of Leiper’s Fork, located a short drive from downtown Franklin, is home to an array of local shops. DAN

MENLOVE / TENNESSEAN MEDIA GROUP

AT A GLANCE2011 county population: ................................184,602Growth rate since 2000: ......................................46%2011 community populations:Brentwood ............................................................... 48,703Franklin......................................................................97,273Spring Hill .................................................................27,023Fairview .................................................................... 12,120Nolensville ................................................................. 7,805Thompson’s Station ............................................... 11,314

Median housing value: ..................................$322,370Median household income (2011): .............$83,570Estimated commute times from downtown Nashville (37203):Brentwood .......................................................14 minutesFranklin.............................................................25 minutesFairview ............................................................37 minutes



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Chamber of Commerce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 794-1225

Health Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 794-1542

Sheriff’s Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 790-5550

County Clerk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 790-5712

Register of Deeds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 790-5706

Recycling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 790-5848

Happy Tails Humane Group . . . . . . . . . . 791-0827

SchoolsWilliamson County Schools . . . . . . . . . . 472-4000

Franklin Special School District . . . . . . . 794-6624

Police Dial 911 for emergenciesFranklin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 794-2513

Brentwood . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 371-0160

Fairview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 799-2431

Spring Hill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (931) 486-3270

Fire Dial 911 for emergenciesFranklin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 791-3270

Brentwood . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 371-0160

Williamson County Volunteer/Rescue . 790-5821

Spring Hill City Hall . . . . . . . . . . . . . (931) 486-2252

Williamson Co. Medical Center . . . . . . . 791-0500

LibrariesBrentwood Public Library . . . . . . . . . . . . 371-0090

Williamson County Public Library . . . . . 794-3105

UtilitiesElectricity, Middle Tennessee Electric Corp. . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 794-3561

Nashville Electric Service . . . . . . . . . . . . 736-6900

Natural Gas, Atmos Energy . . . . . . . . . . 794-2596

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . or 888-824-3434

Piedmont Natural Gas . . . . . . . . . . . 877-279-3636

BrentwoodTrash Collection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 371-0080

Water/Sewer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 371-0080

FairviewTrash Collection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 799-2484

Water/Sewer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 799-2484

FranklinTrash Collection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 794-1516

Water/Sewer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 794-4572

Voter RegistrationCounty residents may register at the Williamson County Election Commission office, 1320 W. Main Street, Suite 140, Franklin. Registra-tion forms are available at area post offices. Voters may also register when they get their driver’s license. For information, call 790-5711.

Driver’s License

The Williamson County Driver’s License Station is located at 3830 Carothers Parkway in Franklin. Hours are 7 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Tuesday-Friday, with the exception of the second Wednesday of each month, when the station opens at 8 a.m. For information, call 790-5515. William-son County residents do not have to apply for or renew their driver’s licenses at this station. Tennessee residents may apply for a driver’s license at any driver’s license testing station, not just the one in the county in which they live.

Vehicle Registration, Emissions Testing

Before a vehicle can be registered in Williamson County, it must first pass an emissions test. Residents are required to bring their vehicles, a current registration or title and a $10 testing fee (cash only, no bills larger than $20) to the Williamson County Emissions Testing Center, located at 1005 Merylinger Court in Franklin. The center is open 7 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday-Tuesday, 7 a.m.-5 p.m. Wednesday-Friday and 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturdays. For more information on emissions testing, call 399-8995 or visit the Department of Environment and Conservation Vehicle Inspection Program Information Web site at tn.gov/environment/apc/vehicle.

Registration and Tags

Williamson County residents are required to register their vehicles through the Williamson County Clerk of Court. Applicants must present the following: a valid emissions test certificate, current registration or car title or the name and address of the lien holder; funds to pay for the tag and the county wheel tax. Renewal notices are mailed by the Tennessee Department of Safety and can be processed by mail. For more information about vehicle registra-tion, contact the Williamson County Clerk’s office at 790-5712.

Allendale K-5 G 547Bethesda PK-5 G 679Chapman’s Retreat K-5 G 727College Grove PK-5 G 222Crockett K-5 G 729Edmondson K-5 G 659Fairview PK-5 G 452Grassland K-5 G 664Heritage PK-5 G 678Hillsboro PK-8 G 540Hunters Bend K-5 G 611Kenrose PK-5 G 793Lipscomb PK-5 G 720Longview PK-6 G 642Nolensville PK-5 G 738Oak View K-5 G 595Pearre Creek K-6 G 501Pinewood Heights K-5 G 102Scales K-5 G 609Sunset PK-6 G 760Trinity PK-5 G 945Walnut Grove PK-5 G 581Westwood PK-5 G 476Winstead K-5 G 481

Brentwood 6-8 G 1001Fairview 6-8 G 513Fred J. Page 6-8 T 959Grassland 6-8 G 1021Heritage 6-8 T 714Hillsboro PK-8 G 540Spring Station 6-8 G 675Sunset 6-8 T 790Woodland 6-8 T 825

Brentwood 9-12 G 1506Centennial 9-12 G 1338Fairview 9-12 G 607Franklin 9-12 G 1815Fred J. Page 9-12 G 863Independence 9-12 G 1855Middle College 9-12 G 151Ravenwood 9-12 G 1907


ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS


MIDDLE SCHOOLS


HIGH SCHOOLS


FRANKLIN SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT


For a comprehensive look at Report Card 2011 results for all Williamson County public schools, Log on to www.tennessee.gov/education/reportcard and select the Williamson County school system.For a key to terms used in the school system report cards, please refer to page 15.

Franklin PK-4 T 422Freedom Intermediate 5-6 G 620Freedom Middle 7-8 G 603Johnson PK-4 T 408Liberty PK-4 G 445Moore PK-4 G 364Poplar Grove K-4 PK-4 G 471Poplar Grove 5-8 5-8 G 371


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Arbors at Autumn Ridge. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .B3

Arden Village . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .B3

Arrington Retreat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .D2

Avalon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .C1

Ballenger Farms. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .D1

Barclay Place . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .B2

Belle Vista . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .B2

Belshire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .B3

Benevento. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .B3

Benevento East . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .B3

Bent Creek . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .D2

Berry Farms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .C2

Burkitt Place . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .D1

Canterbury . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .C2

Cherry Grove . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .C3

Cobblestone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .B3

Creekstone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .C2

Fountainbridge. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .D1

Hardins Landing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .B3

Hurstbourne Park. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .C2

Inglehame Farms. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .C1

King’s Chapel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .D2

Ladd Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .C2

McKay’s Mill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .C1

• Broadgate • Towne Park

• Hadden Hall • Waverly

• Park Run

Meadowbrook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .B3

Nolen Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .D1

Old Towne . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .B2

Reserve at Bent Creek. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .C2

Reserve at Port Royal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .B3

Reserve at Temple Hills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .B1

Silver Stream . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .D2

Springhouse at Breezeway. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .C1

Sunset Park. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .D1

The Parks at Wyngate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .B3

The Preserve at Concord . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .C1

Tollgate Village . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .C2

Villas at Meadowbrook. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .B3

Westhaven . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .B2

Whetstone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .D1

Willowvale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .B3

Winterset Woods . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .D1

Woodlands of Copperstone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .D1

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Located in the growing city of Spring Hill, Meadowbrook features traditional homes starting in the $150’s. Loaded with extra features, these homes are designed to fit yourfamily’s needs and lifestyle. For added convenience, the community is located near schools and parks and is convenient to I-65 providing quick access to everything thatFranklin, Cool Springs, Brentwood and downtown Nashville has to offer. Model: 2001 Red Jacket Trace Spring Hill, TN 37174 Open Daily and Anytime by Appointment!Directions: From Nashville: I-65 South, Exit Saturn Parkway Hwy 396, Exit Port Royal Road. Left/South on Port Royal 1 mile toMeadowbrook on left.

Call: 931-486-2189.

Priced from the low $100’swww.olesouth.com

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WOODSIDE $128,900 - $200’s615.207.9530Woodside offers townhomes and single-family homes with up to 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths and 2-cargarages. It is conveniently located to shopping, dining and interstate access.

Directions: I-65 S. to I-840 West. Continue to Exit 28, Columbia/Franklin.Left on Hwy. 31 S. Go 3.8 miles and turn left on Campbell Station Pkwy.Right on St. Hubbins Dr. Right on Paddy Trace.


ABBINGTON SHORES New Plans Starting at $169,900

Jeff Hopper (615) 995-1740 www.MoreSpaceMoreStyle.com | www.CelebrationTN.comDecorated Model Open by Appointment. Call Jeff. Water Front Home Sites Available! Awesome new community onthe Abbington lagoon that features these amenities: Newest Section of the Popular AbbingtonPark, Sidewalks both sides of Street, Underground Utilities, Street Lamps, Large Home-sites with Many on Private Lagoon, The New “Horizon Series” by Celebration Homes

Directions: I-40E to Briley Parkway to McGavock Pike Exit 12 (near Opryland Hotel) go west on McGavock (awayfrom Opryland) to Pennington Bend and turn Left. Go approx. 1.5 mi to Abbington Park. Straight into new section.

Just minutes from I-840 & I-65 in Spring Hill, you will find Williamson County’s best all-brick home values in OleSouth’s Benevento East. Choose from 3, 4, & 5 bedroom homes from the low 200’s. Convenient to the newest schoolsand area shopping, yet secluded and peaceful.Directions I-65 South, Exit Hwy 840 West. Exit Hwy 31 South. Left on Thompsons StationRoad, Right on Buckner Lane, Right on Duplex Road to neighborhood entrance on right

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CANTERBURY COMMUNITY Starting in the $220’sEd Rainey(615) 568-5075• Canterbury offers Homes in Thompson Station as the best opportunity to own a new home inWilliamson County.• You will find a great selection of Cottage Homes in Thompson Station’s Canterbury by Celebration Homes.• Old world European architecture, homes with luxury appeal, and distinctive designs in new homes of Williamson County.• Canterbury is just minutes from Cool Springs, historic Franklin, and still less than 30 minutes to the airport or downtown Nashville.• Canterbury Homes in Thompson Station is a master planned community offering homes, new homes and estate homes inWilliamsonCounty, also offering amenities like a future pool, cabana and playground, lots of open space and walking paths. Also CanterburyThompson Station is zoned for award winning and highly desiredWilliamson county schools and Independence high school.

Directions: I 65 South to I 840 West (exit 59 B); take 2nd exit to Hwy 31 S; go 1/4 of a mile to Critz lane; Left on Critz andCanterbury will be your first left.

CAMPBELL STATION Priced from $230’s to $320’s1940 Portview Drive, Spring Hill, TN 37174 (615) 302-3042 • www.FoxRidgeHomesTH.comCampbell Station offers new Fox Ridge single-family homes with 4-sides brick, side-entry garage with up to one-half acrehome sites, pool & cabana, as well as sidewalks throughout this established community. Conveniently located with easyaccess to Hwy. 65, and just minutes to shopping, dining.

Directions: I-65 S from Nashville. Take TN840, exit 59 A-B. Merge onto TN 840W, Exit 59B.Take US 31, exit 28 toward Columbia/Franklin. Turn left onto Columbia Pike US 31/TN6.Turn left on Campbell Station Pky. Turn Right on St. Hubbins Dr which becomes Portview Dr.Model on left

SILVER STREAM FARMS Priced from the $240’s - $270’s2105 Grand Street, Nolensville, TN 37135(615) 405-4335 www.FoxRidgeHomesTH.comLocated in a beautiful country setting within Williamson County, Silver Stream features landscaped and lighted streets,sidewalks, community pool and cabana, walking trails, and 30 acres of common space. SilverStream is convenient to I-65 and I-24 as well as the Cool Springs area and Brentwood.

Directions: From Downtown Nashville: Take I-65 S to the Concord Rd/Brentwood exit; TravelEast on Concord Road to the dead end at Nolensville Pike; Right on Nolensville Pike, go 3.5miles; Turn left on Rocky Fork Road; Community is 1 mile on the right.

Cobblestone: From low $100’s; Ole South Properties 615-486-2189, www.olesouth.com; Amenities: Featuring underground utilities, easy access to SaturnParkway, Interestate 65, and US Highway 31 while providing total serenity in its peaceful setting.. Directions: I-65 South, Exit Saturn Parkway (Hwy 396)West. Exit Port Royal Road. Turn South, cross Saturn Parkway and turn left on Jim Warren Road. Follow Jim Warren Road 1/2 mile to community on right247, follow 3 miles to community on LEFT, across from Chapman’s Retreat Elementary.

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Imagine a neighborhood that incorporates everything you love about Franklin...the history, the character, and the elegance of times past. Imagine a neighborhooddesigned to evoke the same feelings as a leisurely stroll through historic Franklin.

The Villages of Clovercroft features 3 distinct home collections, a swimming pool, cabana,and playground, as well as roundabouts, street lamps, and beautiful planned streetscapes...all themore reason to love living here! Come and see for yourself, today.

Our three modelhomes are opendaily, 10-6,Sunday 12-5

Beautifully crafted homes by The Jones Company, from the $290’s - $400’s.Learn more at www.villagesofclovercroft.comor call us at 615-595-5296

I-65 to Exit #65 (Hwy. 96). Lefton Hwy 96. Left on Clovercroft.The Villages of Clovercroftwill be ahead, on the right.

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From $150,000 - $200,000

AREA 10STREAM VALLEY Priced from the $250s - $450s616 Streamside Lane, Franklin, TN 37064 (615) 946-6272

www.RyanHomesTN.comRyan Homes’ new single-family homes at Stream Valley offer up to 6 bedroomsand up to 4 baths with garages for up to 3 cars. Included in the base price of thesehomes are features such as GE® appliances, hardwood foyers and more. Thesenew homes also offer options for morning rooms, bonus rooms and more. All Ryanhomes at Stream Valley are also fully ENERGY STAR® Certified.

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BURKITT PLACE $280’s - $400’s615-739-0570Burkitt Place offers acres of natural areas, pocket parks, walking trails, swimming pools and play area.Select from homes with up to 5 bedrooms and 3.5 baths. Burkitt is convenient toshopping, dining, Cool Springs, I-65 and I-24.

Directions: I-65 S. to Concord Rd. (exit 71). Right on Concord. Go 6.4 miles toNolensville Pk. Turn right. Community .8 miles on left.


SUNSET PARK FROM THE $460S615.405.2603 Tennessee Valley Homes www.tennesseevalleyhomes.comSunset Park is Tennessee Valley Homes’ newest 93 home site community off Concord Road. With half of thedevelopment sold, Sunset Park offers homes from 3,000 sq.ft. to 3,700 sq.ft. Tennessee Valley Homes can build to suitor you can choose from one of our outstanding homes in this Williamson County setting. The French country styledcommunity offers private half-acre home sites, sidewalks, lighted and landscaped streets, a community cabana, pools,gas carriage lamps, Brentwood schools, and shopping.

From Nashville: I-65 S to Exit 71 (Concord Road E). L onto Concord Rd & continue forapprox. 4 miles. R onto Sunset Road (past Governor’s Club) & continue for approx. 2.5 miles.L into Sunset Park (Sunset Park Dr). TN-0101572609

BENT CREEKRandall Smith(615) 533-3213 www.MoreSpaceMoreStyle.com | www.CelebrationTN.comSprings shopping, easy access to I-65 and I-24, plus the charm and tranquility of a rural lifestyle. Bent Creek has animpressive array of community amenities, including the community swimming pool, pool cabana, running creeks,flower meadows, pocket parks, miles of walking trails and quiet places to extend your boundariesfar beyond your own back yard, connecting you with the natural wonders of all 343 acres.

Directions: From Nashville: Take Nolensville Road (Hwy 41A) south. Turn right onto Clovercroft Road.for the Westview model, proceed straight on Clovercroft and turn right on Dante Ranch.

Belshire: Starting in the $180’s: Norfolk Homes, 615-302-3330; Schools: Longview Elem, Heritage Middle, Independence High; Amenities: A serene woodedcommunity located in the heart of Spring Hill with lantern-lined streets, spacious homesites and exceptional value. Directions: From Franklin, I-65S, go 5.8miles to TN-840 Exit 59B Local Traffic, go 2.5 miles to US-31 Exit 28, turn LEFT toward Columbia, go 4.3 miles, turn RIGHT at Lowes onto BelshireWay, Model home is first home on the right.

Benevento East: From low $200’s; Ole South Properties 615-731-1968, www.olesouth.com; Schools: Allendale Elem, Spring Station Middle, IndependenceHigh; Amenities: Larger than average homesites, Longview Rec Center only a few minutes away. Directions: I-65 South, Exit Hwy 840 West. Exit Hwy 31South. Left on Thompsons Station Road, Right on Buckner Lane, Right on Duplex Road to neighborhood entrance on right.

Benevento: Starting in the $230’s: Norfolk Homes, 615-302-3330; Schools: Chapmans Retreat Elem, Heritage Middle, Independence High; Directions: I-65Sto exit 53. Take Port Royal Rd exit. Turn Right, then take Right onto Duplex Rd. Turn left into Benevento. Turn right onto Appian Way.

Bent Creek: From $200,000+; Goodall Homes 615-499-9963, www.goodallhomes.com; Schools: Nolensville, Woodland, Ravenwood; Amenities: Walkingtrails, bike trails, pool. Directions: South on Nolensville Rd, Right on Old Clovercroft, Right on Sam Donald Rd, Left on Bent Creek Trace.

Berry Farms: $187,900-$260’s; Regent Homes, 615-414-1807, RegentHomesTN.com; Schools: OakviewElem, Page Middle, Page High; Amenities: Park, play-ground, walking paths, pool, pool pavillion and town center. Directions: I-65S to Peytonsville Road Exit. West on Goosecreek bypass to Right onLewisburg Pike. Right into Berry Farms on Poplar Street. Left on Rural Plains, Right on Levisa Lane.

Canterbury: $200,000+: Goodall Homes 615-812-3072, www.goodallhomes.com; Schools: Bethesda Elem, Spring Station Middle, Independence or SummittHigh; Amenities: Park, underground utilities, proposed pool, walking trails; Directions: I-65S to Franklin exit 61 (Peytonsville Rd). Right on Peytonsvilleand travel approx. 3.3 miles to Hwy 431 (Lewisburg Pike). Left on Hwy 431 and travel approx 1 mile to Critz Rd. Left on Critz Rd and community is ap-prox 1/2 miles on left

Meadowbrook: From mid $100’s; Ole South Properties 615-731-1968, www.olesouth.com; Schools: Spring Hill Elem, Marvin Wright Elem, E.A.Cox Middle,Spring Hill High: Amenities: Located near schools and parks and is convenient to I-65 providing quick access to everything that Franklin, Cool Springs,Brentwood and downtown Nashville has to offer. Directions: I-65 South, Exit Saturn Parkway Hwy 396, Exit Port Royal Road. Left/South on Port Royal 1mile to Meadowbrook on left.

Villas at Meadowbrook : From mid $100’s; Ole South Properties 615-731-1968, www.olesouth.com; Schools: Spring Hill Elem, Marvin Wright Elem, E.A.CoxMiddle, Spring Hill High: Amenities: The community features underground utilities and easy access to I-65. Each townhome includes a full kitchen appli-ance package and hardwood foyers and is built to comply with TVA’s energy right program. Directions: I-65 South, Exit Saturn Parkway Hwy 396, ExitPort Royal Road. Left/South on Port Royal 1 mile to Meadowbrook on left.

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*Offer valid for a limited time on new sales contracts written and financed through NVR Mortgage. Prior sales and homes under construction excluded. Cannot be combined with anyother offer. Certain restrictions apply. **According to the EPA, ENERGY STAR® homes are typically up to 30% more efficient than standard homes. NVR, Inc. is a recipient of the EPA’s2011 and 2012 ENERGY STAR® Partner of the Year Award – Large Builder, and Ryan Homes is an NVR brand. Prices, offers, availability and financing subject to change without notice.See a Sales and Marketing Representative for details.

Phone: 615.946.6272Model hours: Sun–Mon, 1–6; Tue–Sat, 10–6

Directions: From Nashville, I-65 South to Goose Creek Bypass/Peytonsville Road exit. Go right off the ramp on Goose Creek Bypass.Turn left on Lewisburg Pike (431). Stream Valley is on the left.

Single-family homes in a master-planned community in Franklin, TN. Priced from the $250s to the $500s.

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AREA 10Wyngate, The Parks: $170’s-$200’s; Celebration Homes, 615-533-3213, [email protected]; Schools: Allendale Elem, Spring Station Middle, Inde-

pendence High; Amenities: Community swim club, open area playground. Directions: I-65S to Saturn Pkwy West. Right on Port Royal, go approx 2 milesover Duplex into Wyngate, go 1/2 mile to Right on Bern Drive, Left on Zurich.

Annandale: $800s-$2million+; CPS Land/Mike Ford Custom Homes 615-503-9727 www.Annandalecommunity.com; Schools: Edmondson, Brentwood,Brentwood; Amenities: Pool, cabana, outdoor fireplace; Directions: I-65S to Brentwood exit 74B, Old Hickory Blvd, Left on Franklin Rd, left on Church St.

Arbors at Autumn Ridge: From low $250’s; Ole South Properties, Trey Lewis 615-593-6340, www.olesouth.com; Schools: Longview Elem, Heritage Middle,Independence High; Directions: From TN-840 turn right at Campbell Station Rd., turn left onto Wilkes Lane, right onto Whitt Dr. and left into The Arborsat Autumn Ridge.

Avalon: From the $650’s: Tennessee Valley Homes, McClain Holloway 615-405-2603, www.tennesseevalleyhomes.com; Schools: Kenrose Elem, WoodlandMiddle, Centennial High; Amenities: Sidewalks, gated community, landscaped and lighted streets, and 300 acres of common space; Directions: I-65S to CoolSprings Blvd East. Turn Left into Avalon. First Left into The Hamlet of Avalon. Call agent for gate code.

Barclay Place: From $270s (Cottages), From the $310’s (Villages); The Jones Co., 615-599-0278 www.livejones.com; Schools: Pearre Elem, Hillsboro Middle,Independence High; Amenities: nearby shopping, restaurants and recreation; minutes from Historic downtown Franklin. Directions I-65S to Hwy 96 Exit(exit 65), then Right at end of ramp (west). Follow Hwy 96 to Public Square, take the 3rd exit onto Main Street. Turn Right at 5th Ave North. Turn Left atHwy 96. Turn Left at Downs Blvd (red light). Turn Right at Willow Springs, the entrance will be on your left.

Belle Vista: Starting in the upper $300’s: Norfolk Homes, 615-472-8241; Schools: Oakview Elem, Heritage Middle, Independence High; Directions: I-65S, ExitGoosecreek/Peytonsville Rd Right, Right Hwy 431 (at light), go 1 mile, Left Henpeck Ln (at Henpeck Market), go 0.7 mi, Left Valley Ridge (2nd GreenValley, 1st Right Tom Robinson Rd to Gates of Belle Vista.

Belshire: Premiere from $210’s, Village from $250’s; The Jones Co, 615-302-1304 www.LiveJones.com; Schools: Longview, Heritage, Independence;Amenities: Cool Springs Galleria shopping, golf courses; Directions: I-65S to 840W via exit 59B. Follow signs to Hwy 31, Left Hwy 31, right Belshire Way.

Bent Creek: From $240s; The Jones Co/615-776-7942 www.LiveJones.com; Schools: Nolensville, Woodland, Ravenwood; Amenities: Walking/biking trail,pool; Directions: Take Nolensville Road south, turn right onto Sam Donald Road.

Britain Downs: $389,900-$470’s; Regent Homes, 615-414-1807, RegentHomesTN.com; Schools: Nolensville Elem, Sunset Middle, Ravenwood High;Amenities: Tree-lined streets, open spaces. Directions: I-65S to Concord Rd exit Left. 6.4 miles to Right on Nolensville Pike. Travel 2.3 miles to Right onBritain Lane. Community is first street on Left.

Burkitt Place: $260’s; Drees Homes, 615-776-7672, dreeshomes.com; Schools: Maxwell Elem, Thurgood Marshall Middle, Cane Ridge High; Amenities:Swimming pool, playground, park. Directions: I-65S to Old Hickory Blvd east. 4.2 miles to Right on Nolensville Rd. Travel 5 miles to entrance on left.

Burkitt Place: $280’s-$400’s; Regent Homes 615-739-0570, www.RegentHomesTN.com; Schools: Nolensville Elem, Sunset Middle, Ravenwood High;Amenities: Swimming pools, cabana, play area, walking trails and sidewalks. Directions: I-65S to Concord Rd/Brentwood (Exit 71). Left Concord Rd. Go 6miles to Right Nolensville Pk. Entrance .8 miles on Left.

Canterbury: $240s-$300s; Ford Custom Homes 615-503-9727 www.Fordcustomclassichomes.com; Schools: Oak View, Fred Page, Independence; Amenities:Clubhouse, pools, amphitheater, walking trails, fiber optics.

Cobblestone Landing: From Upper $210’s; FoxRidge Homes, 615-708-80392 www.FoxRidgeHomes.com; Schools: Stoner Creek Elem, West Wilson Middle,Wilson Central High; Amenities: Swimming Pool(s), Open Air Pavilion, Tot Lot / Playground, Walking Paths, Close to Schools. Directions: I-40E, OldHickory Blvd (exit 221B) left off ramp. Right Central Pike, 1.2 miles to Left on N. New Hope Road, 1 mile to Right into Cobblestone Landing. Followsigns to model home.

Fountainbrooke: Starting in the mid $300’s: Norfolk Homes, 615-591-6400; Schools: Crockett Elem, Crockett Middle, Ravenwood High; Amenities: A stun-ning new home community in the heart of Brentwood. Featuring Large homesites with dramatic views, basement availabilities, underground utilities andcommunity swimming pool. Directions: I-65S, exit Concord east, past Governors Club, left on Willowmet.

Henley: Starting in the mid $300’s: Norfolk Homes, 615-591-6400; Schools: Franklin Elem, Freedom Middle, Centennial High; Amenities: Tucked away in aquiet, secluded neighborhood along tree-lined streets, Henley defines elegance and convenience. Only 5 minutes from I-65 and Franklin shopping, Henleyfeels a world away. Directions: South on Hillsboro Rd past Murray Ln, Right on Sneed Rd 4 miles, Left into Temple Hills past Clubhouse and right intoReserve, 1st home on right.

Hurstbourne Park: $430’s; Drees Homes, 615-794-9342, dreeshomes.com; Schools: Trinity Elem, Page Middle School, Page High; Amenities: Swimming pool,playground, walking paths. Directions: I-65S to Franklin Exit #65, Left Hwy 96 heading east, approximately 1.5 miles to entrance on left.

Inglehame Farms: $510’s; Drees Homes, 615-472-1516, dreeshomes.com; Schools: Kenrose Elem, Woodland Middle, Ravenwood High; Amenities: Swimmingpool, clubhouse, shopping. Directions: I-65S, exit east on Concord Rd, Right Wilson Pike, Left on Inglehame Drive.

Kings Chapel: From the $490’s: Tennessee Valley Homes, McClain Holloway 615-405-2603, www.tennesseevalleyhomes.com; Schools: Trinity Elem, PageMiddle, Page High; Amenities: Gated community, landscaped and lighted streets, stocked fishing pond, and 300 acres of common space; Directions: FromNashville: I-65S to exit 65 East (Franklin/Hwy 96). Go approx 7 miles to Kings Chapel Subdivision on Left. Call agent for gate code.

King’s Crossing: Starting in the mid $400’s: Norfolk Homes, 615-591-6400; Schools: Lipscomb Elem, Brentwood Middle, Brentwood High; Directions: I-65S,Concord Rd west, Left on Franklin Rd, 1/2 mile turn Left on Wikle Rd West, King’s Crossing on left.

Ladd Park: From the high $200’s; Goodall Homes 615-595-9225, www.goodallhomes.com; Schools: Oak View Elem, Page Middle, Page High; Amenities:Sidewalks, walking trail, pool (to be built). I-65S to Exit #61 (Peytonsville Rd), Left on Peytonsville Rd, Left on Long Lane, Left onto Alfred Ladd Rd.

McKay’s Mill: Broadgate from $340s 615-790-7057, Hadden Hall $410s-$650s 615-790-2924, Park Run Condos $180s 615-599-4011; The Jones Companywww.LiveJones.com; Schools: Trinity, Page, Page; Amenities: Olympic-sized pool, tennis, clubhouse, walking trails, workout facility, gazebo, kid’s area B

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Nolen Park: From the $310s, Heritage from $290’s; The Jones Co. 615-776-3080 www.LiveJones.com; Schools: Nolensville, Sunset, Ravenwood; Amenities:Gorgeous homesites with beautiful mature trees left intact! Directions: Nolensville Rd S to Nolensville. Nolen Park is on L, R on Nolensville Rd! Entranceis R.

Olde Towne: $699,000-$900,000; Celebration Homes, 615-533-3213, [email protected]; Schools: Scales Elem, Brentwood Middle, BrentwoodHigh; Amenities: Excellent West Brentwood location, views. Directions: From Brentwood, Right on Murray Lane off Franklin Road, 2.5 miles to Right onOlde Towne Rd. From Hillsboro Road, turn onto Murray Lane, go 1/2 mile to entry on left on Olde Towne Road.

Silver Stream Farms: $240s-$270s; Fox Ridge Homes 615-405-4335 www.foxridgehomes.com; Schools: Nolensville, Sunset, Ravenwood; Amenities: Land-scaped and lighted streets, sidewalks, community pool and cabana, walking trails, and 30 acres of common space. Directions: I-65 S to the ConcordRd/Brentwood exit; Travel East on Concord Road to the dead end at Nolensville Pike; Right on Nolensville Pike, go 3.5 miles; Turn left on Rocky ForkRoad; Community is 1 mile on the right. 2105 Grand Street, Nolensville TN 37135

Stream Valley Cottages: From Low $260’s; Ryan Homes, 615-946-6272 www.RyanHomesTN.com; Schools: Oakwood Elem, Page Middle, Page High;Amenities: Master-planned community, tree-lit common area, future pool and clubhouse. Directions: I-65S to Goose Creek Bypass/Peytonsville Rd Exit,Right off ramp to Left on Lewisburg Pike (431). Stream Valley is on the Left.

Sunset Park: From the $460’s: Tennessee Valley Homes, McClain Holloway, 615-405-2603, www.tennesseevalleyhomes.com; Amenities: Sidewalks, lightedand landscaped streets, community cabana, pools, gas carriage lamps, and all the amenities of beautiful Williamson County’s park and recreation areas,Brentwood schools and shopping; Directions: I-65S to Exit 71 (Concord Rd East). Turn Left onto Concord Rd and continue for approx 4 miles. Turn Rightonto Sunset Rd (just past Governor’s Club and continue for approx 2.5 miles. turn Left into Sunset Park (Sunset Park Drive).

The Preserve at Concord: Priced from $600’s; Benchmark Realty 615-371-1544, Linda Seaton 615-478-9977; Schools: Edmondson Elem, Brentwood Middle,Brentwood High; Amenities: Cul-de-sac only neighborhood with acres of beautiful green space, sidewalks and underground utilities; Directions: I-65S toeast on Concord Road, Left Edmondson Pike to entrance one block on left.

The Reserve at Bent Creek, Phase II: From $290s The Jones Co. 615-776-2735 www.LiveJones.com; Schools: Nolensville, Woodland, Ravenwood; Amenities:walking trail, biking trail, pool; Directions: Take Nolensville Rd S, turn right onto Sam Donald Road.

The Reserve at Temple Hills: Starting in the low $500’s; Norfolk Homes, 615-661-9393; Schools: Grassland Elem, Grassland Middle, Franklin High;Amenities: Golf course, tennis courts, swimming pool. Directions: South on HIllsboro Road past Murray Lane, Right on Sneed Road 4 miles, Left intoTemple Hills past Clubhouse and Right into Reserve, 1st home on Right.

Tollgate Village: From the $280’s; Tennessee Valley Homes, McClain Holloway 615-405-2603; www.tennesseevalleyhomes.com; Schools; Winstead Elem,Heritage Middle, Independence High; Amenities: Community pools, community clubhouse with fitness center and pool table, tennis courts, amphitheater,playground, sidewalks, lighted and landscaped streets, common area, and stocked ponds; Directions: I-65S to Exit 59B (I-840 West). Merge onto I-840 andcontinue for approx 3 miles. Exit at Columbia Ave/Hwy 31 and turn Right onto Hwy 31. Take third Left into Tollgate Village (Tollgate Blvd).

Villages at Clovercroft: $290,000s+ Jones/Call 615-595-5296 www.LiveJones.com; Schools: Trinity, Page, Page; Amenities: Landscaped pocket parks, poolw/cabana; Directions: I-65 to exit 65, left on Clovercroft, Villages @ Clovercroft ahead on the right.

Woodlands of Copperstone: From the $550s; Tennessee Valley Homes, McClain Holloway 615-405-2603, www.tennesseevalleyhomes.com; Schools: SunsetElem, Sunset Middle, Ravenwood High; Amenities: Sidewalks, community pool, lighted streets, and Brentwood Schools; Directions: I-65S to Exit 71 (Con-cord Rd East). Turn Left onto Concord Rd and continue for approx 4 miles. Turn Right onto Sunset Rd (Just past Governor’s Club) and continue for ap-prox 1.5 miles. turn Left into The Woodlands at Copperstone (Marcasit Drive). Take second Left on Amethyst Lane. Take first Right on Onyx Lane.

PROVIDENCE - LEGACY PARK 189K-250KGreg Welton (615) 414-5328 www.MoreSpaceMoreStyle.comFastest Selling Community in 15 States! Easy to See Why. Jr. olympic pool with slide, trails, parks, shopping.Designer Homes by Celebration - Exceptional Incentives Now. Bonus Rooms, 9’ ceilings, Luxury Baths,Guaranteed Best Value in Providence. Award Winning Wilson County Schools. Eclecticstyled homes in Craftsman, Traditional & European styles.

Directions: I-40 East to Exit Mt. Juliet Rd, south ⅛ mi. to left on Providence Blvd toright on Providence Trail to left into Legacy Park. Model on Right.

COBBLESTONE LANDING Priced from the high $210s to low $240s253 Cobblestone Landing, Mt. Juliet, TN 37122 (615) 708-8039 www.FoxRidgeHomesTH.com

Cobblestone Landing, an established community now with new floor plans and new homesitesavailable! Located in desirable Mt. Juliet and zoned for the WilsonCounty school system. Conveniently located near the NashvilleInternational Airport, Summit Medical Center and Providence ShoppingCenter, with easy access to I-40 and I-24.

Providence: $120’s-$400’s; CPS Land/Jones, LiveShopPlay.com; Schools: Rutland, West Wilson, Mt Juliet; Amenities: Marketplace, pool, cabana, playground,parks, walking trails; Directions: I-40E to Exit 226-A, Left onto Providence Place.

Puckett’s Grocery in Leiper’s Fork is a popular place for music, dining and just hanging out. DAN MENLOVE / TENNESSEAN MEDIA GROUP


The 2012 Parade of Homes opens on Saturday, Oct. 6, and runs through Sunday, Oct. 21. The 16-day event will offer decorating, design and homebuilding ideas from some of the top designers and builders in Middle Tennessee.

Sponsored by Franklin Synergy Bank and LP Building products, the Parade is presented by the Home Build-ers Association of Middle Tennessee. This year’s event will spotlight six homes currently under construction at Kings’ Chapel, a gated community with abundant green space set in the bucolic community of Arrington in Williamson County. Participating builders are cur-rently assembling their design teams to decorate and stage the homes according to the latest design trends.

“We are very excited to invite people to the beautiful community of Kings’ Chapel this fall to visit our Parade homes,” says David Crane, Parade of Homes chairman.

Hours for the event will be 11 a.m.-8 p.m. daily (with the last ticket sold at 7 p.m. each day.) Tickets are $12 for adults and available at the gate. Children under 12 will be admitted free. Each Tuesday during the event is being designated as Realtor Day, with Realtors gaining free admission when they present their business card.

Kings’ Chapel is located on Highway 96, just outside of Franklin. From Nashville, take Interstate 65 South to exit Highway 96 East. Travel about 7 miles to Kings’ Chapel on the left. From Murfreesboro, take State Route 840 West to exit 42. Turn right on Horton Highway and take the first left on Murfreesboro Road and travel about 2 miles to Kings Chapel on the right.

For more details on this event, visit www.hbamt.org or call 615-377-1055.

Kings’ Chapel in Arrington will be the site of the 2012 Parade of Homes. PHOTOS: FILE / THE TENNESSEAN

Aspen Construction, Inc.Builder: John ZelenakDesigner: Kathleen Evers

Norfolk HomesBuilders: Kevin Dattilo, Kevin MartinDesigner: LindaTotok

Southern Heritage CompanyBuilder: Kevin AtwoodDesigners: Jennifer Parker, Lee Shacklock

Tradition HomesBuilders: Daniel Green, Brian LaytonDesigner: Marie-Joe Bouffard

Woodridge HomesBuilders: Ted Pratt, Amber PrattDesigner: Dana Dashiell

Local builders announce Parade of Homes event

The guard house at Kings’ Chapel

FEATURED BUILDERS


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Autumn Ridge at Providence: From $230s; The Jones Co., 615-773-7655 www.livejones.com; Schools: Rutland Elem, West Wilson Middle, Wilson CentralHigh; Amenities: Providence Swim Complex, paved and natural walking trails. Directions: I-40E to Exit 226A, continue south to Left onto ProvidenceParkway. Continue approx 1/3 mile, follow arrows to Autumn Ridge. (Now selling out of Sterling Woods).

Carriage Trail : Starting in the $150’s: Norfolk Homes, 615-553-2023; Schools: W.A.Wright Elem, Mt Juliet Middle, Mt Juliet High; Amenities: Scenic, countrysetting but close to everything you need in the way of shopping, restaurants, medical facilities, and recreation. Just minutes from the lake and Windtree GolfCourse! Directions: I-40E to Mt Juliet Rd Exit 226B going North. Turn Left on Lebanon Rd. Go .9 miles to Right on Nonaville Rd (by Rice’s CountryHam Store). Go 1.6 miles to Right on Carriage Trail. First home on left...1003 Carriage Trail.

Kelsey Glen: Inspiration from $190s, Villa from $190’s, Heritage from $250’s, Hometown from $270’s; Jones Co/615-758-6442 www.livejones.com; Schools:Stoner Creek, West Wilson, Wilson Central; Directions: I-40E to Mt Juliet Rd North (Exit 226B). Go approx 1.5 miles, turn left onto Old Lebanon Dirt Rd.Continue approx 1 mile, Kelsey Glen will be on left.

Oak Hall: Starting in the $180’s; Norfolk Homes, 615-553-2023; Schools: Elzie D Patton Elem, Mt Juliet Middle, Mt Juliet High: Amenities: Front Gates, un-derground utilities. Directions: I-40E to Mt Juliet Road, Exit 226B going North. Go 2.9 miles and turn Right on Oakhall Drive. Model is first house on leftafter the gates. 1012 Oakhall Drive.

Providence Landing: From the $160’s; Goodall Homes, www.GoodallHomes.com, 615-939-2437; Schools: Rutland, West Wilson, Mt Juliet; Directions: FromNashville take I-40 east to Exit 226 A. Take right onto South Mt. Juliet Rd. Take left onto Providence Parkway. Take right onto Providence Trail. Takeright on South Rutland. Community on left.

Saddle Wood: Starting in the $160’s; Norfolk Homes, 615-553-2023; Schools: Elzie D. Patton Elem, Mt Juliet Middle, Mt Juliet High; Amenities: An establish-ed community in Mt Juliet with mature trees, larger than average homesites and cul-de-sac sites. Conveniently located near Providence Marketplace witheasy access to I-40 and several other major thoroughfares. Directions: I-40E to Mt Juliet Rd, Exit 226 B going North. Turn Right on Lebanon Rd. Go .6miles to Right on Park Glen. Left on Saddle Wood Drive.

Sterling Woods at Providence: From $260s; The Jones Co. 615-773-7655 www.livejones.com; Schools: Rutland, West Wilson, Wilson Central; Directions: I-40E to exit 226-A, continue south to left onto Providence Parkway. Continue approximately 1/3 mile, follow arrows to Sterling Woods.

Stonebridge: Townhomes from $150’s, Villas from $170’s & Single Family Homes from $190’s; Goodall Homes 615-443-1269, www.goodallhomes.com;Schools: Lebanon, Castle Heights, Winfree Bryant; Amenities: Mature trees, 8800+ sq ft clubhouse w/pool. Directions: I-40E Exit 232B, North on Hwy109, Right Leeville Pk, entrance 1.5 miles on Left.

Timber Trail : $240’s- $350’s; Norfolk Homes, 615-553-2023; Schools: Elzie D. Patton Elem, Mt Juliet Middle, Mt Juliet High; Amenities: Pool, cabana, walking trails, ponds and fountains, underground utilities. Direc-

tions: I-40E to Mt Juliet Rd, Exit 226 B going North. Go 2.9 miles and turn Right on Oakhall Drive. Model is first house on left after the gates. 1012 OakhallDrive.

Cobblestone Landing: $260’s; Drees Homes, 866-246-3135, dreeshomes.com; Amenities: Swimming pool, walking trails, sidewalks, playground, open airpavillion, close to schools. Directions: I-40E to Old Hickory Blvd (exit 221B), North on Old Hickory, Right Central Pike, continue 1 mile to Left on NorthNew Hope Road. Community entrance 1 mile on Right.

THE RESERVE AT PORT ROYAL From the $140’s - $230’s1000 Countess Lane, Spring Hill, TN 37174(931) 486-1428 www.FoxRidgeHomesTH.comThe Reserve at Port Royal is a must see neighborhood with pool and cabana, landscaped streets and sidewalks, over 20acres of open space, and landscaped boulevard entrance, all less than 1 mile from I-65! Comesee the best values in the Spring Hill area with easy access to the Cool Springs area.

Directions: From Nashville: Take I-65 South to Saturn Parkway (Exit 53); Turn right ontoPort Royal; Community is .2 miles on the left

Arden Village: $134,900-$200s; Regent Homes 615-218-4318, www.RegentHomesTN.com; Schools: Spring Hill Elem, E.A. Cox Middle, Spring Hill High;Amenities: Sidewalks, tree-lined streets, underground utilities, Village Green with pavillion. Directions: I-65S to Saturn Parkway. Turn south on Hwy 31 ex-it. Entrance 2 miles on right.

The Reserve at Port Royal: $140’s-$230’s; Fox Ridge Homes 931-486-1428 www.FoxRidgeHomes.com; Schools: Spring Hill Elem, Martin Wright Elem,E.A.Cox Middle, Spring Hill High; Amenities: Pool and cabana, landscaped streets and sidewalks, over 20 acres of open space, and prestigious entry boule-vard; Directions: I-65 South to Saturn Parkway (Exit 53); Turn right onto Port Royal; Community is immediately on left. 1000 Countess Lane, Spring Hill,TN 37174.

Hardins Landing: $160s to $210s; Keystone Builders 931-487-0062/Ashley Tucker 615-496-7377 [email protected]; Schools: Spring Hill, E.A.Cox, Spring Hill; Directions: From Nashville take I-65S to Saturn Pkwy. Exit at Port Royal Rd, turn R. Left on Duplex Rd. Hardins Landing .5 mi on L.

The Estates at Port Royal: From $230s; Fox Ridge Homes 931-486-1428 www.Foxridgehomes.com; Schools: Spring Hill, E.A. Cox, Spring Hill; Amenities:Sidewalks, pool & cabana, 20 acre open spaces; Directions: I-65S to Saturn Pkwy (exit 53), right onto Port Royal Rd, community on left.

AREA 16Willowvale: From $224,990; Beazer Homes/Shawn Finnimore 615-702-3170, [email protected]; Schools: Longview, Heritage, Middle: Amenities:

Pool and cabana; Directions: I-65 South. Take 840 West to the right. Follow 840 West 2.7 miles to Hwy 31 exit. Turn left on 31 (South) and travel 4.7 milesto Miles Johnson Rd., left, take next left at Harvey Springs Rd.; Model Home .2 mile on left.

Woodside: $128,900-$220’s; Regent Homes 615-207-9530, www.RegentHomesTN.com; Schools: Heritage Elem, Longview Middle, Independence High;Amenities: Sidewalks, tree-lined streets, walking trail, open space, underground utilities. Directions: I-65S to I-840W, Exit 28 towards Columbia/Franklin.Left Hwy 31S. Go 3.8 miles to Left Campbell Station Pkwy. Right St. Hubbins Drive. Right Paddy Trace.

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Rippavilla Plantation is located in Spring Hill. FILE / THE TENNESSEAN

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Light rail, support for local schools and a well-trained workforce are all factors that equal growth in a community. And that growth is good for the businesses and residents who call Wilson County home. Located just east of Nashville, the county also has numerous parks, job opportunities, recreational pursuits and a thriving health-care infrastructure.

EDUCATION

A good educational system is a desirable trait in any community, and Wilson County has been mak-ing strides in building and upgrading the county’s schools. The county commission recently approved a $63-million school building plan that includes a new high school in Watertown and expansions at West Wilson Middle School and West and Rutland elementary schools. The brand-new Winfree Bry-ant Middle School opened last fall, and the all-new 300,000-square-foot Lebanon High School is set to open this year. Add to that the new Mt. Juliet High School that opened in 2008, and it’s clear county leaders are focused on supporting education. That solid educational system provides county businesses with a well-trained workforce, which in turn attracts more business leaders and amenities to the community. Lebanon is also home to Cum-berland University, a private four-year liberal arts university established in 1842.

HEALTH CARE

Wilson County is an up-and-coming leader in the health-care arena. University Medical Center, a 245-bed hospital set on two campuses, completed a $26-million expansion in 2009 that included a four-story patient tower with 60 pri-vate rooms. And UMC recently announced plans to expand to Mt. Juliet; Providence West Medical Center is expected to open sometime this year. Located just off Interstate 40 across from Providence MarketPlace, the multispecialty medical facility will eventually include cardiology, general surgery and orthopedic services.

In addition to the services provided by UMC, Wilson County is also home to a pair of heart clinics (one oper-ated by Vanderbilt Medical Center and the other by Saint Thomas Hospital) and Summit Convenient Care & Imag-ing (operated by TriStar’s Summit Medical Center). Plans are also underway to construct Bel Air West Medical, a 25,000-square-foot medical office building in Mt. Juliet.

RIDING THE RAILS

Wilson County is also attractive because of its connection

to downtown Nashville via the rail service of the Music City Star. Opportunities for mass transit are at a premium in Middle Tennessee, so the convenience of rail transportation for commuters is a big plus. The line stretches from down-town Lebanon to Riverfront Park in Nashville, with stops in between at Martha, Mt. Juliet, Hermitage and Donelson. In a bold move toward supporting mass transit, builders recently broke ground in Lebanon on Middle Tennes-see’s first transit-oriented housing development, Hamilton Springs. The traditional neighborhood development will have a commuter train station at its center.

AT A GLANCE

2011 county population: ................................ 116,288

Growth rate since 2000: ...................................... 31%

2011 community populations:Lebanon ................................................................... 55,304Mt. Juliet .................................................................. 45,687Watertown ................................................................. 5,655

Median housing value: .................................. $191,368Median household income (2011): ............. $59,442Estimated commute times from downtown Nashville (37203):Lebanon .......................................................... 35 minutesMt. Juliet ......................................................... 23 minutesWatertown ...................................................... 45 minutes


WILSONLight rail system, new schools attract business leaders, residents, visitors

With its abundance of downtown antique shops, Lebanon has earned the moniker “Antique City of the South.” FILE / THE

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LebanonElectricity, Middle TN Electric . . . . . 444-1323

Natural Gas, City of Lebanon Gas 443-2835

Trash Collection, City of Lebanon . 444-0825

Water/Sewer, City of Lebanon . . . . 444-0825

Mt. JulietElectricity, Middle TN Electric . .877-777-9020

Piedmont Natural Gas. . . . . . . 877-279-3636

Trash Collection, PDQ Disposal . . . 254-6666

Water, West Wilson Utility. . . . . . . . 758-5682

Sewer, Mt. Juliet Sewer Dept. . . . . 754-2554

WatertownElectricity, Middle TN Electric . .877-777-9020

Gas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800-880-6373

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Hometown Disposal. . . . . . . . . . . 449-9001

Water/Sewer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 237-3326

Contact NumbersChamber of Commerce . . . . . . . . . 444-5503

Health Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . 444-5325

Sheriff’s Department . . . . . . . . . . . . 444-1412

County Clerk. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 444-0314

Register of Deeds. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 443-2611

Wilson County Schools. . . . . . . . . . 444-3282

Lebanon Special School District . . 449-6060

Lebanon Police and Fire . . . . . . . . . 444-2323

Wilson County Fire Department . . 444-8777

Source: Tennessee Department of Education, Report Card 2011. For a key to terms used in the

school system report cards, please refer to page 15.

Voter Registration

Wilson County residents may register at the County Courthouse, 228 East Main St., Lebanon. For more information, call 444-1383 or log on to the Tennessee Division of Elections Web site at www.tn.gov/sos/election.

Driver’s License

The Wilson County Driver’s License Station is located at 725 Elkins Drive in Lebanon. For more information on requirements and proof of identity call 443-2757.

Vehicle Registration Emissions Testing

Before a vehicle can be registered in Wilson County, it must first pass an emis-sions test. Residents are required to bring their vehicles, a current registration or title and a $10 testing fee (cash only, no bills larger than $20) to the Wilson County test-ing center, located at 810 Tennessee Blvd. Hours are 7 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday and Tues-day, 7 a.m.-5 p.m. Wednesday-Friday and 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday. For more informa-tion call 399-8995 or visit the Department of Environment and Conservation Vehicle Inspection Program Web site at www.state.tn.us/environment/apc/vehicle.

Registration and Tags

Wilson County residents are required to register their vehicles through the County Clerk of Court. Applicants must present a valid emissions test certificate, current registration or car title. Cost is $10.50 for the title and $49 for registration. For more information on the registration process, fees, requirements and proof of identity, call the Wilson County Clerk’s office at 444-0314.

Carroll Oakland PK-8 G 595Elzie D Patton PK-5 G 609Gladeville K-5 G 473Lakeview K-5 G 637Mt. Juliet PK-5 G 673Rutland PK-5 G 676Southside PK-8 G 832Stoner Creek PK-5 T 566Tuckers Cross Roads K-8 T 468W.A. Wright K-5 G 602Watertown K-8 G 857West K-5 G 473

MIDDLE SCHOOLS


Carroll Oakland PK-8 G 588Mt. Juliet 6-8 SI2 1368Southside PK-8 G 806Tuckers Cross Roads K-8 G 482Watertown K-8 G 857West Wilson 6-8 SI1 966

HIGH SCHOOLS


Lebanon 9-12 G 1474Mt. Juliet 9-12 T 1824Watertown 9-12 G 393Wilson Central 9-12 SI1 1630

LEBANON CITY SCHOOLS

GRADE SCHOOL # OF SCHOOL LEVELS STATUS STUDENTSByars Dowdy Elementary PK-5 G 620 Castle Heights Elementary PK-5 T 703

Coles FerryElementary PK-4 T 699

Sam Houston Elementary PK-4 T 612

Walter J. Baird Middle 7-8 T 602


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Cobblestone Landing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A2

Normandy Heights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A2

Oak Hall. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A1

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Paddock Place. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A1

Providence Landing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B2

Saddlewood . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A1

Spence Creek . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B1

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Nolen Park: From the $310s, Heritage from $290’s; The Jones Co. 615-776-3080 www.LiveJones.com; Schools: Nolensville, Sunset, Ravenwood; Amenities:Gorgeous homesites with beautiful mature trees left intact! Directions: Nolensville Rd S to Nolensville. Nolen Park is on L, R on Nolensville Rd! Entranceis R.

Olde Towne: $699,000-$900,000; Celebration Homes, 615-533-3213, [email protected]; Schools: Scales Elem, Brentwood Middle, BrentwoodHigh; Amenities: Excellent West Brentwood location, views. Directions: From Brentwood, Right on Murray Lane off Franklin Road, 2.5 miles to Right onOlde Towne Rd. From Hillsboro Road, turn onto Murray Lane, go 1/2 mile to entry on left on Olde Towne Road.

Silver Stream Farms: $240s-$270s; Fox Ridge Homes 615-405-4335 www.foxridgehomes.com; Schools: Nolensville, Sunset, Ravenwood; Amenities: Land-scaped and lighted streets, sidewalks, community pool and cabana, walking trails, and 30 acres of common space. Directions: I-65 S to the ConcordRd/Brentwood exit; Travel East on Concord Road to the dead end at Nolensville Pike; Right on Nolensville Pike, go 3.5 miles; Turn left on Rocky ForkRoad; Community is 1 mile on the right. 2105 Grand Street, Nolensville TN 37135

Stream Valley Cottages: From Low $260’s; Ryan Homes, 615-946-6272 www.RyanHomesTN.com; Schools: Oakwood Elem, Page Middle, Page High;Amenities: Master-planned community, tree-lit common area, future pool and clubhouse. Directions: I-65S to Goose Creek Bypass/Peytonsville Rd Exit,Right off ramp to Left on Lewisburg Pike (431). Stream Valley is on the Left.

Sunset Park: From the $460’s: Tennessee Valley Homes, McClain Holloway, 615-405-2603, www.tennesseevalleyhomes.com; Amenities: Sidewalks, lightedand landscaped streets, community cabana, pools, gas carriage lamps, and all the amenities of beautiful Williamson County’s park and recreation areas,Brentwood schools and shopping; Directions: I-65S to Exit 71 (Concord Rd East). Turn Left onto Concord Rd and continue for approx 4 miles. Turn Rightonto Sunset Rd (just past Governor’s Club and continue for approx 2.5 miles. turn Left into Sunset Park (Sunset Park Drive).

The Preserve at Concord: Priced from $600’s; Benchmark Realty 615-371-1544, Linda Seaton 615-478-9977; Schools: Edmondson Elem, Brentwood Middle,Brentwood High; Amenities: Cul-de-sac only neighborhood with acres of beautiful green space, sidewalks and underground utilities; Directions: I-65S toeast on Concord Road, Left Edmondson Pike to entrance one block on left.

The Reserve at Bent Creek, Phase II: From $290s The Jones Co. 615-776-2735 www.LiveJones.com; Schools: Nolensville, Woodland, Ravenwood; Amenities:walking trail, biking trail, pool; Directions: Take Nolensville Rd S, turn right onto Sam Donald Road.

The Reserve at Temple Hills: Starting in the low $500’s; Norfolk Homes, 615-661-9393; Schools: Grassland Elem, Grassland Middle, Franklin High;Amenities: Golf course, tennis courts, swimming pool. Directions: South on HIllsboro Road past Murray Lane, Right on Sneed Road 4 miles, Left intoTemple Hills past Clubhouse and Right into Reserve, 1st home on Right.

Tollgate Village: From the $280’s; Tennessee Valley Homes, McClain Holloway 615-405-2603; www.tennesseevalleyhomes.com; Schools; Winstead Elem,Heritage Middle, Independence High; Amenities: Community pools, community clubhouse with fitness center and pool table, tennis courts, amphitheater,playground, sidewalks, lighted and landscaped streets, common area, and stocked ponds; Directions: I-65S to Exit 59B (I-840 West). Merge onto I-840 andcontinue for approx 3 miles. Exit at Columbia Ave/Hwy 31 and turn Right onto Hwy 31. Take third Left into Tollgate Village (Tollgate Blvd).

Villages at Clovercroft: $290,000s+ Jones/Call 615-595-5296 www.LiveJones.com; Schools: Trinity, Page, Page; Amenities: Landscaped pocket parks, poolw/cabana; Directions: I-65 to exit 65, left on Clovercroft, Villages @ Clovercroft ahead on the right.

Woodlands of Copperstone: From the $550s; Tennessee Valley Homes, McClain Holloway 615-405-2603, www.tennesseevalleyhomes.com; Schools: SunsetElem, Sunset Middle, Ravenwood High; Amenities: Sidewalks, community pool, lighted streets, and Brentwood Schools; Directions: I-65S to Exit 71 (Con-cord Rd East). Turn Left onto Concord Rd and continue for approx 4 miles. Turn Right onto Sunset Rd (Just past Governor’s Club) and continue for ap-prox 1.5 miles. turn Left into The Woodlands at Copperstone (Marcasit Drive). Take second Left on Amethyst Lane. Take first Right on Onyx Lane.

PROVIDENCE - LEGACY PARK 189K-250KGreg Welton (615) 414-5328 www.MoreSpaceMoreStyle.comFastest Selling Community in 15 States! Easy to See Why. Jr. olympic pool with slide, trails, parks, shopping.Designer Homes by Celebration - Exceptional Incentives Now. Bonus Rooms, 9’ ceilings, Luxury Baths,Guaranteed Best Value in Providence. Award Winning Wilson County Schools. Eclecticstyled homes in Craftsman, Traditional & European styles.

Directions: I-40 East to Exit Mt. Juliet Rd, south ⅛ mi. to left on Providence Blvd toright on Providence Trail to left into Legacy Park. Model on Right.

COBBLESTONE LANDING Priced from the high $210s to low $240s253 Cobblestone Landing, Mt. Juliet, TN 37122 (615) 708-8039 www.FoxRidgeHomesTH.com

Cobblestone Landing, an established community now with new floor plans and new homesitesavailable! Located in desirable Mt. Juliet and zoned for the WilsonCounty school system. Conveniently located near the NashvilleInternational Airport, Summit Medical Center and Providence ShoppingCenter, with easy access to I-40 and I-24.

Providence: $120’s-$400’s; CPS Land/Jones, LiveShopPlay.com; Schools: Rutland, West Wilson, Mt Juliet; Amenities: Marketplace, pool, cabana, playground,parks, walking trails; Directions: I-40E to Exit 226-A, Left onto Providence Place.

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Autumn Ridge at Providence: From $230s; The Jones Co., 615-773-7655 www.livejones.com; Schools: Rutland Elem, West Wilson Middle, Wilson CentralHigh; Amenities: Providence Swim Complex, paved and natural walking trails. Directions: I-40E to Exit 226A, continue south to Left onto ProvidenceParkway. Continue approx 1/3 mile, follow arrows to Autumn Ridge. (Now selling out of Sterling Woods).

Carriage Trail : Starting in the $150’s: Norfolk Homes, 615-553-2023; Schools: W.A.Wright Elem, Mt Juliet Middle, Mt Juliet High; Amenities: Scenic, countrysetting but close to everything you need in the way of shopping, restaurants, medical facilities, and recreation. Just minutes from the lake and Windtree GolfCourse! Directions: I-40E to Mt Juliet Rd Exit 226B going North. Turn Left on Lebanon Rd. Go .9 miles to Right on Nonaville Rd (by Rice’s CountryHam Store). Go 1.6 miles to Right on Carriage Trail. First home on left...1003 Carriage Trail.

Kelsey Glen: Inspiration from $190s, Villa from $190’s, Heritage from $250’s, Hometown from $270’s; Jones Co/615-758-6442 www.livejones.com; Schools:Stoner Creek, West Wilson, Wilson Central; Directions: I-40E to Mt Juliet Rd North (Exit 226B). Go approx 1.5 miles, turn left onto Old Lebanon Dirt Rd.Continue approx 1 mile, Kelsey Glen will be on left.

Oak Hall: Starting in the $180’s; Norfolk Homes, 615-553-2023; Schools: Elzie D Patton Elem, Mt Juliet Middle, Mt Juliet High: Amenities: Front Gates, un-derground utilities. Directions: I-40E to Mt Juliet Road, Exit 226B going North. Go 2.9 miles and turn Right on Oakhall Drive. Model is first house on leftafter the gates. 1012 Oakhall Drive.

Providence Landing: From the $160’s; Goodall Homes, www.GoodallHomes.com, 615-939-2437; Schools: Rutland, West Wilson, Mt Juliet; Directions: FromNashville take I-40 east to Exit 226 A. Take right onto South Mt. Juliet Rd. Take left onto Providence Parkway. Take right onto Providence Trail. Takeright on South Rutland. Community on left.

Saddle Wood: Starting in the $160’s; Norfolk Homes, 615-553-2023; Schools: Elzie D. Patton Elem, Mt Juliet Middle, Mt Juliet High; Amenities: An establish-ed community in Mt Juliet with mature trees, larger than average homesites and cul-de-sac sites. Conveniently located near Providence Marketplace witheasy access to I-40 and several other major thoroughfares. Directions: I-40E to Mt Juliet Rd, Exit 226 B going North. Turn Right on Lebanon Rd. Go .6miles to Right on Park Glen. Left on Saddle Wood Drive.

Sterling Woods at Providence: From $260s; The Jones Co. 615-773-7655 www.livejones.com; Schools: Rutland, West Wilson, Wilson Central; Directions: I-40E to exit 226-A, continue south to left onto Providence Parkway. Continue approximately 1/3 mile, follow arrows to Sterling Woods.

Stonebridge: Townhomes from $150’s, Villas from $170’s & Single Family Homes from $190’s; Goodall Homes 615-443-1269, www.goodallhomes.com;Schools: Lebanon, Castle Heights, Winfree Bryant; Amenities: Mature trees, 8800+ sq ft clubhouse w/pool. Directions: I-40E Exit 232B, North on Hwy109, Right Leeville Pk, entrance 1.5 miles on Left.

Timber Trail : $240’s- $350’s; Norfolk Homes, 615-553-2023; Schools: Elzie D. Patton Elem, Mt Juliet Middle, Mt Juliet High; Amenities: Pool, cabana, walking trails, ponds and fountains, underground utilities. Direc-

tions: I-40E to Mt Juliet Rd, Exit 226 B going North. Go 2.9 miles and turn Right on Oakhall Drive. Model is first house on left after the gates. 1012 OakhallDrive.

Cobblestone Landing: $260’s; Drees Homes, 866-246-3135, dreeshomes.com; Amenities: Swimming pool, walking trails, sidewalks, playground, open airpavillion, close to schools. Directions: I-40E to Old Hickory Blvd (exit 221B), North on Old Hickory, Right Central Pike, continue 1 mile to Left on NorthNew Hope Road. Community entrance 1 mile on Right.

THE RESERVE AT PORT ROYAL From the $140’s - $230’s1000 Countess Lane, Spring Hill, TN 37174(931) 486-1428 www.FoxRidgeHomesTH.comThe Reserve at Port Royal is a must see neighborhood with pool and cabana, landscaped streets and sidewalks, over 20acres of open space, and landscaped boulevard entrance, all less than 1 mile from I-65! Comesee the best values in the Spring Hill area with easy access to the Cool Springs area.

Directions: From Nashville: Take I-65 South to Saturn Parkway (Exit 53); Turn right ontoPort Royal; Community is .2 miles on the left

Arden Village: $134,900-$200s; Regent Homes 615-218-4318, www.RegentHomesTN.com; Schools: Spring Hill Elem, E.A. Cox Middle, Spring Hill High;Amenities: Sidewalks, tree-lined streets, underground utilities, Village Green with pavillion. Directions: I-65S to Saturn Parkway. Turn south on Hwy 31 ex-it. Entrance 2 miles on right.

The Reserve at Port Royal: $140’s-$230’s; Fox Ridge Homes 931-486-1428 www.FoxRidgeHomes.com; Schools: Spring Hill Elem, Martin Wright Elem,E.A.Cox Middle, Spring Hill High; Amenities: Pool and cabana, landscaped streets and sidewalks, over 20 acres of open space, and prestigious entry boule-vard; Directions: I-65 South to Saturn Parkway (Exit 53); Turn right onto Port Royal; Community is immediately on left. 1000 Countess Lane, Spring Hill,TN 37174.

Hardins Landing: $160s to $210s; Keystone Builders 931-487-0062/Ashley Tucker 615-496-7377 [email protected]; Schools: Spring Hill, E.A.Cox, Spring Hill; Directions: From Nashville take I-65S to Saturn Pkwy. Exit at Port Royal Rd, turn R. Left on Duplex Rd. Hardins Landing .5 mi on L.

The Estates at Port Royal: From $230s; Fox Ridge Homes 931-486-1428 www.Foxridgehomes.com; Schools: Spring Hill, E.A. Cox, Spring Hill; Amenities:Sidewalks, pool & cabana, 20 acre open spaces; Directions: I-65S to Saturn Pkwy (exit 53), right onto Port Royal Rd, community on left.

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Located just north of Nashville, Robertson County is filled with large family-owned farms, historic districts, affordable housing and incredible scenery. The area can meet almost any lifestyle need and offers new homes, golf course com-munities and more.

As with other Middle Tennessee counties, Robertson County is experiencing tremendous growth as more indus-tries and businesses discover the easygoing lifestyle it offers. Springfield, the county seat, is a historic community that is home to a number of businesses and manufacturers.

Electrolux Home Products is the largest employer with more than 3,000 workers producing electric and gas ranges. Unarco Materials Handling manufactures steel storage racks and is the second-largest employer in the county. Other businesses that call Robertson County home include John-son Electric and Martinrea Fabco.

Whether you prefer a growing city like Springfield or a smaller bedroom community like Adams, Robertson County has something for everyone. Other communities within the county include Ridgetop, White House and Cross Plains.

The small community of Ridgetop is abundant with parks.

Pioneer Park and Ridgetop Station Park are great places to take the kids.

White House has a greenway for walking, running or biking along 3.5 miles of paved trail with four trailheads. Each trailhead has water fountains and parking. The White House Inn Library & Museum houses the city’s public library and museum.

Cross Plains hosts an annual Trash & Treasures City-Wide Yard Sale, a day when neighbors gather for fun, food and charity. Carr’s Wild Horse & Burro Center is one of Robertson County’s oldest and best-known tourist attractions.

For more information about Robertson County, get a copy of the Robertson County Fact Book, published by the Robertson County Times. To contact the Robertson County Times, call 615-384-3567.

CHEATHAMCome home to pastoral living

If you’re looking for peaceful country living that is just a stone’s throw from the city, look at Cheatham County. With wooded hillsides, open farmland, and scenic rivers and lakes, the area offers an attractive and pastoral setting.

The communities of Kingston Springs, Pegram, Pleasant View and Ashland City provide residents with a neighborly feel despite the county’s rapid expansion. Plentiful, afford-able housing is found throughout the county, with choices of suburban or rural settings. Residents have the best of both worlds: a serene setting with easy access to city life and jobs.

Sidewalks and lighting have given downtown Kingston Springs a sleek new look. Local restaurants include Red Tree Coffee. Because of numerous community events, residents have many opportunities to meet throughout the year.

Pegram is a great place to raise a family and is quaintly referred to as “The Pretty Little Town of Pegram.” The town has its own special treasures. Popular places include Finch’s Country Store and Mud Puddle Pottery Studio, which offers pottery workshops and classes.

Pleasant View Village is a new planned community fea-turing condominiums and retail shops. Popular dining spots here include Chris’ Pizza Village and Pleasant View Village

Diner. The county

seat of Ash-land City sits on the north bank of the Cumberland River. The city’s award-winning parks and recreation program earned the Governor’s Environmental Stewardship Award for its conservation efforts involved with the Cum-berland River Bicentennial Trail. And under the guidance of Renaissance Ashland City, this community is working with planners to carefully preserve the city’s heritage while still embracing the benefits of progress.

To learn more, pick up the Cheatham County Fact Book, published by The Ashland City Times. The guide is available at the newspaper’s offices located at 202-A N. Main St. in Ashland City. To contact The Ashland City Times, call 615-792-4230.

AT A GLANCE

2011 county population: ...40,455Growth rate since 2000: ........ 13%2011 community populations:Ashland City ...............................18,142Kingston Springs .........................6,306Pegram ..........................................3,784Pleasant View ...............................6,876Median housing value: ... $155,249Median household income

(2011): ..................................... $52,425

Estimated commute time fromdowntown Nashville (37203):Ashland City ...................... 35 minutes


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2011 county population: .. 68,583Growth rate since 2000: ...... 26%2011 community populations:Springfield ............................... 31,204Greenbrier.................................14,238Median housing value: ... $151,552

Median household income (2011):.................................... $48,613

Estimated commute time fromdowntown Nashville (37203):Springfield ....................... 40 minutes


ROBERTSONBucolic lifestyle beckons here


For a key to terms used in the school system report cards, please refer to page 15.Source: Tennessee Department of Education, Report Card 2011

Ashland City PK-4 T 501East Cheatham PK-4 CA 395Kingston Springs K-4 G 392Pegram PK-4 G 325Pleasant View K-4 G 534West Cheatham K-4 G 356

Cheatham Central 9-12 SI1 655Harpeth 9-12 G 586Sycamore 9-12 G 818

Cheatham 5-8 T 664Harpeth 5-8 T 608Sycamore 5-8 SI1-IMP 843

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ROBERTSON2011 SCHOOL REPORT CARD

Bransford PK-K T 223Cheatham Park 1-5 T 364Coopertown K-3 G 408East Robertson K-5 G 644Greenbrier PK-5 G 789Jo Byrns K-5 T 609Krisle K-5 G 412Robert F. Woodall PK-5 G 426Watauga K-5 G 419Westside 1-5 T 427White House Heritage 3-6 G 617

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GRADE SCHOOL # OF SCHOOL LEVELS STATUS STUDENTS Coopertown 4-8 G 559East Robertson 6-12 G 792Greenbrier 6-8 G 574Jo Byrns 6-12 G 449Springfield 6-8 SI2 582White House Heritage 7-12 G 759

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Residents of Ruth-erford County are treated to the best of both worlds: urban conveniences and the pastoral beauty of the countryside. Attracted by affordable hous-ing, good schools and job opportunities, residents can enjoy a variety of cultural, educational and rec-reational opportuni-ties here.

The county con-sists of four main cit-ies: Murfreesboro, La Vergne, Smyrna and Eagleville. Murfrees-boro, the county’s largest city, is the geo-graphic center of the state. Higher educa-tion is easily accessi-ble at Middle Tennes-see State University, the Tennessee Technology Center at Murfreesboro and Draughons Junior College. Other interesting sites include the Discovery Center at Murfree Spring, Stones River National Battlefield and the Sam Davis Home.

Located just outside of Murfreesboro is the city of Smyrna, which is exploding in population due to its affordable housing costs and extensive retail and busi-ness developments. The Colonial Town Park shopping center includes retail establishments like Ross Dress for Less, Kohl’s and a Super Target. Next door to the facility is the Malco Roxy movie theater; local restau-rants include Buffalo Wild Wings, Cheddar’s, Famous Dave’s BBQ and Logan’s Roadhouse. Smyrna even offers opportunities for higher education at Motlow State Com-munity College.

La Vergne, only minutes from Smyrna, claims the larg-est industrial park and subdivision (Lake Forest Estates) in the state. It is also headquarters to many big busi-nesses, including Ingram Books and Bridgestone/Fires-tone. Some of the local parks include Veterans Memo-rial, Mankin Park and Heritage Valley Park.

Rutherford County continues to grow and receive national recognition for the quality of life it offers. According to the Rutherford County Chamber of Com-

merce, Forbes magazine recently ranked Murfreesboro 15th on its “Best Places for Business and Careers” list, U.S. News & World Report named Smyrna on its “Top 10 Best Places to Retire,” and Business Week named Mur-freesboro one of the “Best Places to Raise Your Kids.”

Learn more about Rutherford County by picking up a copy of The Daily News Journal. Call 615-278-6750 to subscribe.

AT A GLANCE2011 county population: .................................268,659Growth rate since 2000: .......................................48%2011 community populations:Murfreesboro ..........................................................165,116Smyrna ......................................................................49,941La Vergne ..................................................................32,979Median housing value: ...................................$160,953

Median household income (2011: ...............$51,722

Estimated commute time from downtown Nashville (37203):Murfreesboro ...................................................38 minutes


Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro is the oldest and largest pub-lic university in Middle Tennessee. DAN MENLOVE / TENNESSEAN MEDIA GROUP

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Chamber of Commerce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 893-6565Health Department, Murfreesboro. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 898-7880Health Department, Smyrna . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 355-6175Sheriff’s Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 898-7770County Clerk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 898-7800Register of Deeds. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 898-7870Rutherford Co. Schools. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 893-5812Murf. City Schools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 893-5815Murfreesboro Police Dept . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 849-2670Murfreesboro Fire Dept . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 893-1422La Vergne City Hall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 793-6295Smyrna City Hall. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 459-2553

HospitalsAlvin C. York V.A. Medical Center, Murfreesboro. . . . . . . . . 867-6000Middle TN Medical Center, Murfreesboro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 396-4100Murfreesboro Medical Clinic & Surgicenter . . . . . . . . . . . . 893-4480Stonecrest Medical Center, Smyrna . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 768-2000

UtilitiesElectricity, Middle TN Electric Membership Corp. . . . .877-777-9020Nashville Electric Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 736-6900Natural Gas, Atmos Energy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 888-286-6700Piedmont Natural Gas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .877-279-3636

EaglevilleTrash Collection, City of Eagleville . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 274-6992Water/Sewer, Consolidated Utilities. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 893-7225

La VergneElectricity, Nashville Electric Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 736-6900Natural Gas, Smyrna Utilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . See SmyrnaCity Dump . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 793-5159Water/Sewer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 793-9891

MurfreesboroElectricity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 893-5514Natural Gas, Atmos Energy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 888-286-6700Trash Collection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 893-3681Water/Sewer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 848-3209

SmyrnaElectricity, Middle Tennessee Electric Membership Corp.. .877-777-9020Gas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 355-5740Trash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 459-2553Water/Sewer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 355-5740

Voter RegistrationCounty residents may register at the Rutherford County Election Commission office, 1 South Side Square, Murfreesboro. Registra-tion forms are available at area post offices. Voters may also register when they get their driver’s license. For information, call 898-7743.

Driver’s LicenseThe Rutherford County driver’s license stations are located at 1035 Samsonite Blvd., Murfreesboro and 5227 Murfreesboro Road, Ste. 103, in La Vergne. Hours are 7 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Tuesday-Friday, with the exception of the second Wednesday of each month, when the sta-tion opens at 8 a.m. For information, call 898-8036.

Vehicle Registration Emissions TestingBefore a vehicle can be registered in Rutherford County, it must first pass an emissions test. Residents are required to bring their vehicles, a current registration or title and a $10 testing fee (cash only, no bills larger than $20) to one of two Rutherford County inspection stations:

Murfreesboro: 1211 Salem Park Court Hours: 7 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday and Tuesday, 7 a.m.-5 p.m. Wednesday - Friday and 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday. Smyrna: 271 Weakley LaneHours: 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday and 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday- Friday. For more information, call 399-8995 or visit the Department of Environment and Conservation Vehicle Inspection Pro gram Information Web site at www.state.tn.us/environment/apc/vehicle.

Registration and TagsRutherford County residents are required to register their vehicles through the Rutherford County Clerk of Court. Cost is $80 for the title and registration or $76.50 for renewal. For more information about vehicle registration, contact the Rutherford County Clerk’s office at 898-7800.

Barfield PK-5 G 957 Blackman K-5 G 926 Brown’s Chapel PK-8 G 619 Buchanan K-8 G 437 Cedar Grove PK-5 G 861 Christiana K-5 G 697 David Youree K-5 G 716 Eagleville PK-12 G 776 Homer Pittard K-6 G 274 John Colemon K-5 T 467 Kittrell PK-8 G 287 La Vergne Lake K-5 G 859 La Vergne Primary K-1 G 378 Lascassas K-8 G 504 McFadden School of Excellence K-8 G 376 Rock Springs PK-5 G 942 Rockvale K-5 G 784 Roy L. Waldron 2-5 G 656 Smyrna PK-5 G 719 Smyrna Primary PK-5 G 474 Stewarts Creek K-5 G 751 Stewartsboro PK-5 G 868 Thurman Francis K-8 G 792 Walter Hill PK-5 G 293 Wilson K-5 G 725

For a key to terms used in the school system report cards, please refer to page 15.

Source: Tennessee Department of Education, Report Card 2011.


ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS

Blackman 9-12 T 2133 Central Magnet 6-12 G 707 Daniel McKee Alternative 6-12 SSR 59Eagleville PK-12 G 776 Holloway 9-12 G 145 La Vergne 9-12 T 2017 Oakland 9-12 G 1734 Riverdale 9-12 G 2064 Siegel 9-12 T 1901 Smyrna 9-12 G 1931

Blackman 6-8 G 981 Central Magnet 6-12 G 707 Christiana 6-8 G 757 Eagleville PK-12 G 776 La Vergne 6-8 T 968 McFadden School of Excellence K-8 G 376 Oakland 6-8 G 940 Rock Springs 6-8 SI2 897 Rockvale 6-8 T 770 Siegel 6-8 G 973 Smyrna 6-8 T 891 Stewarts Creek 6-8 G 852 Whitworth-Buchanan 6-8 G 653


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Black Fox K-6 T 730 Bradley Academy K-6 SI2 378 Cason Lane Academy K-6 G 908 Discovery at Reeves-Rogers PK-6 G 440 Erma Siegel K-6 G 761 Hobgood K-6 G 398 John Pittard K-6 G 957 Mitchell Neilson 3-6 SI1 305 Mitchell Neilson Primary K-2 T 325

Northfield PK-6 G 616

Scales K-6 G 944


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WESTON PARK Priced from the $150s to the $190s2916 Weston Blvd, Murfreesboro, TN 37128 (615) 895-2191 www.FoxRidgeHomesTH.comWeston Park offers a beautiful country setting with a pool and cabana and sidewalks throughout. You will alsofind the Best Value in Rutherford County with excellent access to shopping, restaurants, Middle TennesseeState University and Interstate 24. Come see why Weston Park is one ofMurfreesboro, Tenn.’s best new home communities.Directions: From Downtown Nashville: Take I-24 East, Take Exit 80(New Salem Hwy 99). Turn Right onto New Salem Hwy 99, Travel 3.3 miles,Community will be on the Left.

Evergreen Farms: From low $100’s; Ole South Properties, 615-849-9410, www.olesouth.com; Schools: Scales Elem, Rockvale Middle, Blackman High;Amenities: Convenient interstate access, community parks and playgrounds and is just minutes to great shopping at The Avenue. Directions: I-24 to Exit78A. Hwy 96 W (Old Fort Pkwy), West on Highway 96, left at traffic light onto Cason Lane. Follow Cason Lane and turn RIGHT on Cason Trail. TurnLEFT on St. Andrews Drive until reaching Model Home on left, on corner of St. Andrews and Cotswold.

Lee Crossing: From low $100’s; Ole South Properties 615-731-1968, www.olesouth.com; Schools: Smyrna Primary, Smyrna Middle, Smyrna High; Amenities:Located just minutes from downtown Nashville in the growing Smyrna area, this community offers a relaxing lifestyle of quiet strolls through this peacefulcommunity. Directions: I-24 East to exit 70 Almaville Rd. Left at end of exit. Community is 1 mile on left.

Lenox of Smyrna: $139,900-$220’s; Regent Homes 615-414-1807, www.RegentHomesTN.com; Schools: Stewartsboro Elem, Smyrna Middle, Smyrna High;Amenities: Village green with pavilion, tot lot, walking trails, sidewalks and tree-lined streets. Directions: I-24E to Almaville Rd (Exit 70). Left on AlmavilleRd. Go 1.5 miles to Right on Old Nashville Pk. Left on Old Nashville Hwy. Entrance 1 miles on right.

Puckett Downs: From low $100’s; Ole South Properties 615-410-3765, www.olesouth.com; Schools: Blackman Elem, Blackman Middle, Blackman High;Amenities: access to community amenities like the pool and cabana, vast green spaces. Directions: I-24E to exit 76, right to Fortress, turn left on FortressBlvd, right on Puckett Creek Crossing, circle at roundabout and then right on Contessa Drive, Model located on the corner of Contessa Drive andMaximillion Circle.

Scottish Glen: From mid $100’s; Ole South Properties 615-896-8188, www.olesouth.com; Schools: Scales Elem, Blackman Middle, Blackman High; Amenities:Large lot sizes and a beautiful amenities, such as our community pool, and only minutes from The Avenue, Murfreesboro’s newest and grandest shoppingexperience. Directions: I-24 East to Exit 78A. Take Hwy 96 Towards Franklin. Turn left on Rucker Lane. Community is on the left.

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The Evergreen Farms community is located in beautiful west Murfreesboro and offers single family homes and low maintenance townhomespriced from the low $100’s. Evergreen Farms offers convenient interstate access, community parks and playgrounds and is just minutes togreat shopping at The Avenue, Murfreesboro’s newest shopping experience, as well as Stones River Mall! Please call 849-9410 or visit ourfurnished Model Home at 2207 St. Andrews Drive. We are open daily and anytime by appt.

Directions: I-24 to Exit 78A. Hwy 96 W (Old Fort Pkwy), West on Highway 96, left at traffic light onto CasonLane. Follow Cason Lane and turn RIGHT on Cason Trail. Turn LEFT on St.Andrews Drive until reaching ModelHome on left, on corner of St. Andrews and Cotswold.

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Located along the wooded banks of Puckett Creek is Puckett Station, a collection of neighborhoods offering maintenance-free villas fromthe low 100’s, traditional 3, 4, & 5 bedroom homes from the low 200’s, and The Reserve section for exclusive custom homes. A playground,swimming pool, and cabana compliment the beauty of this secluded jewel, just minutes away from everything Murfreesboro has to offer.Directions: I-24 Exit 76, Medical Center Parkway. South on Fortress Blvd ½ mile to RIGHT on Puckett CreekCrossing. Model home address 4303 Maximillion Circle.

Call: 615-410-3765.

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The Knolls at Puckett Station(615)410-3765

THE CLOISTER 170’s - 230’sJeff Hopper(615) 995-1740 www.MoreSpaceMoreStyle.com | www.CelebrationTN.comCelebration Homes in Rutherford County offering 3-5 Bedroom homes, Bonus Rooms, 9’ ceilings, LuxuryBaths. Traditional, French & European Designs. Excellent Triple Blackman schools. Guaranteed BestValued homes in The Cloister/Rutherford County/Murfreesboro. Special IncentivesNow!

Directions: From Nashville take I-24 Exit 78A right on 96W for 3 miles, right on Veterans Pkwy (BeasleyRoad), Left on Cloister Drive. From Franklin take Hwy 840 Exit 50 or Franklin Rd. (Hwy 96), turn onVeterans Pkwy, turn right into Cloister.

WOODMONT SMYRNA 190K - 233KKaren Gaynor (615) 613-5261Jeff Gaynor (615) 612-9984Woodmont is located in Northern Rutherford County, near I24, only minutes to downtown Nashville. Woodmontis close to all new retail, restaurants and Stonecrest Hospitals. Woodmont’s natural treed sur-roundings along with lighted sidewalks, play areas and a community pool makes it a perfectcommunity. Celebration Homes, guaranteed to be your best value.Directions: I24 E to Sam Ridley. Exit West. Left on Blair. Right on Rock Springs. Left intoWoodmont. Model is on Left at top of Montgomery Way.

WOODMONT615-419-8507 or 615-267-0619Custom homes built by Riverbirch Homes featuring one level or two story homes, all brick,3-4 bedrooms , bonusrooms ,granite in kitchen, tile in baths, Community sidewalks ,lush landscaping, saltwater pool, just over one milefrom I24,Regional Hospital ,major retail centers ,great dining, entertainment venues, and great neighborhoodschools.

$224,900- $239,990Linda Vandiver /[email protected]

WYNTHROPE HALL New Plans starting at 270’sJeff Hopper(615) 995-1740 www.MoreSpaceMoreStyle.com | www.CelebrationTN.comLarge Level Home Sites Conveniently Located in North Murfreesboro. Side Load Garages with OptionalThird Car Available. 13 Plans to Choose From with the Ability to Personalize to your Needs. A DecoratedModel Home to Show our Craftsmanship and Options Underground utilities,Sidewalks, Large Lots, Great Location.

Directions: From Nashville take I-24 Take Exit 55A to merge onto US-41 S/US-70S E/NW Broad St.toward Murfreesboro, Turn left onto N. Thompson Ln. Turn right onto Haynes Dr. Model Home will be onthe left. (2731 Battleground Dr.)

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Villas at Evergreen Farms: From low $100’s; Ole South Properties, 615-849-9410, www.olesouth.com; Schools: Scales Elem, Rockvale Middle, BlackmanHigh; Amenities: Convenient interstate access, community parks and playgrounds and is just minutes to great shopping at The Avenue. Directions: I-24 toExit 78A. Hwy 96 W (Old Fort Pkwy), West on Highway 96, left at traffic light onto Cason Lane. Follow Cason Lane and turn RIGHT on Cason Trail.Turn LEFT on St. Andrews Drive until reaching Model Home on left, on corner of St. Andrews and Cotswold.

Weston Park: $130’s-$210; Fox Ridge Homes 615-895-2191 www.FoxRidgeHomes.com; Schools: Scales And Rockvale Elementary; Rockvale Middle School;Riverdale Or Eagleville High School; Amenities: Country setting with a pool and cabana and sidewalks throughout. Directions: I-24 East, Take Exit 80(New Salem Hwy 99). Turn Right onto New Salem Hwy 99. Travel 3.3 miles. Community will be on the Left.

Blackman Farm: $159,900-$200’s; Regent Homes 604-7353 www.regenthomestn.com

Belmont: From mid $100’s; Ole South Properties 615-220-9120, www.olesouth.com; Schools: Stewarts Creek Elem, Stewarts Creek Middle, Lavergne High;Amenities: All kitchen appliances, finished garages, sodded front yards with landscaping. Directions: I-24 East, Exit #70, turn right on Almaville Rd. Go onemile subdivision on right.

Blair Oaks: Starting in the $160’s: Norfolk Homes, 615-355-1234; Schools: Rocky Springs Elem, Rocky Springs Middle, LaVergne High; Directions: I-24 toexit 64, south on Waldron Road, east on Blair Road, community will be on the right.

Creeks Bend: From mid $100’s; Ole South Properties, David Estes 615-566-7777, www.olesouth.com; Schools: Wilson Elem, Siegel Middle, Siegel High;Amenities: Large lots, nature trails, fishing platforms, and picnic areas. Directions: From Murfreesboro: Take Memorial Blvd. (Rt 231) north towards Leba-non. Subdivision on the left approximately 4.5 miles past Walter Hill School.

Primm Springs Estates: $249,900-$360’s; Regent Homes 615-553-0272, www.RegentHomesTN.com; Schools: Michael Neilson Elem, Siegel Middle, SiegelHigh; Amenities: Sidewalks, tree-lined streets, level lots, large backyards, underground utilities and open space. Directions: I-24E to Medical Center Park-way. Left on N. Thompson Lane. Go approx 3 miles to Left on Sulphur Springs Rd. Entrance 1 miles on Right.

St. Andrews Place Premier: From mid $100’s; Ole South Properties, 615-849-9410, www.olesouth.com; Schools: Scales Elem, Rockvale Middle, BlackmanHigh; Amenities: Convenient interstate access, onsite parks and playgrounds and located just minutes from great shopping. Directions: I-24 to Exit 78A.Hwy 96 W (Old Fort Pkwy), West on Highway 96, left at traffic light onto Cason Lane. Follow Cason Lane and turn RIGHT on Cason Trail. Turn LEFTon St. Andrews Drive until reaching Model Home on left, on corner of St. Andrews and Cotswold.

Stonewood: Starting in the $230’s; Norfolk Homes, 615-355-1234; Schools: Stewarts Creek Elem, Stewarts Creek Middle, Blackman High; Directions: I-24from Nashville. Exit Almaville Road right, go approx. 4 miles, Right into Stonewood, Left on Holywell.

Woodmont: From $220s; The Jones Co., 615-221-6400 www.livejones.com; Schools: Rock Springs Elem, Rock Springs Middle, LaVergne High; Amenities:Close to retail, restaurants, and Stonecrest Hospital; community pool, play areas, walking trails. Directions: I-24E to Sam Ridley Exit West (Exit 66A). TurnLeft on Blair Rd. Turn Right onto Rock Springs Rd. Entrance will be on the left.

Woodmont: From the $180’s; Norfolk Homes, 615-355-1234; Schools: Rock Springs Elem, Rock Springs Middle, LaVergne High; Amenities: Communityswimming pool, pond with gazebo. Directions: I-24 to exit 66A Sam Ridley Pkwy West, Left on Blair Rd, Right on Rock Springs Road, Right intoWoodmont - follow to model at top of the hill on the right.

The Villages of Berkshire: $250’s; Drees Homes, 439,5783, dreeshomes.com; Amenities: Swimming pool, open air pavillion, close to shopping and schools;Amenities: I-24E Exit 76, first Right Manson Pike, approx. 1.4 miles to Left Brinkley Road. Entrance is 1 miles on Right. Model Home is ahead on Left.

The Knolls at Puckett Station: From low $100’s; Ole South Properties 615-410-3765, www.olesouth.com; Schools: Blackman Elem, Blackman Middle, Black-man High; Amenities: Access to community amenities like the pool and cabana, vast green spaces. Directions: I-24 to exit 76, (South) on Medical CenterPkwy/Manson Pike. Turn LEFT on Fortress Blvd. Turn RIGHT on Puckett Creek Crossing which will lead you into the community. There is a ModelHome open daily on the east side of the roundabout at the corner of Contessa Drive and Maximillion Circle.

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