Fine respected local newspaper that has been around for decades- affordable advertising with 'long…read moretime' advertisers- great community service -- help & coverage to assist animal shelters & rescues in saving homeless pets- Thanks! I GIVE THEM "5" STARS!

I would suggest checking to make sure they are going to print what they are supposed to and what…read moreyou paid for. We were sent proofs twice,the first one being full of incorrect information including wrong address,name and phone number,services that our business didn't offer,spelling and punctuation errors galore...we were so disappointed that we asked to please just cancel the article and we would still pay for small ad..the answer to that was "I'm pretty sure you can't"..ummm, well, I'm pretty sure I want to.. so find out?! No answer to that. We then wrote them a huge paragraph saying what all the wrong information was, and sent new photos because apparently they could not use the ones we sent. Our response now back was a revised article with the new picture that looked decent,info was at least correct, so we responded back that it looked fine now, thank you for fixing it. Well apparently somehow the proof we confirmed yes for them to use all of the sudden was now not possible..the title was changed, huge space gaps between words, a giant quote box in the center of article(something we specifically requested NOT to be there)..and now once again no photo which was included with price, because that one also was not able to be used..pictures were taken with a Nikon D-90,high resolution, we could have changed them to be able to be used by them had we known what the problem was..So these changes were made known to us through an e-mail at 4 p.m., a few hours before the article ran,no phone call to any of our 3 contact numbers so we could okay it..When we saw the e-mail first thing in the morning, we hated the changes, and looked at the online paper to see that they had already printed it, and furthermore made more changes! Being a brand new business and this being our first attempt at advertising this was extremely disappointing. We also let them know how unhappy we were and requested a copy of the form I had filled out, and no response back at all. They will not even respond back with a yes or no as to whether I can have this item...Very rude and unprofessional, we can't understand why they would have sent us a proof of something to verify and then change completely with no notice.I would also think you would want your spelling and punctuation to be correct before you send something to a customer.....Will NEVER use them again or recommend to anyone who wants something higher quality than a kindergartner could write.

I Am Brand New To Your Circle TV Radio Station! I Am From Columbus Ohio And There Is Only One…read moreCountry Music Station ! Your Great! I Listen To Your Music On (OTA) TV And Now On Your App! Thanks, From A Real Country Music Gal! Sincerely Yours, Brenda Healey

WSM-AM is the legendary radio station that airs the Grand Ole Opry, the longest running radio show…read morein America. On a good night the signal can still be heard as far out as Ohio and Arkansas. The call letters stand for We Shield Millions, the original motto of the National Life and Accident Insurance Company who started the station in their office building in the 1920s. The station's legendary diamond shape tour can be seen off I-65 at the Concord Rd. exit. Legendary jocks such as Bill Cody, Eddie Stubbs and Keith Bilbrey can still be heard daily on this Classic Country station.

Well, I am here because I won a contest on 102.9 the buzz. The gold rush store is doing a promo for…read moretheir store and the radio station is sponsoring it. This is so cool. 10 people were picked to dig through a bucket and win concert tickets, 1 silver coin and 1 gold coin. All the winners check in and when it's time we will get to pick a bucket and then dig out through the sand and see what we won. Well, I didn't win the gold or silver coin but, it was fun. Thanks!!!

The music on this station is great! Haley's afternoon show is constant with the new style of…read morestrictly talking about music. It is clean!! The morning show gets tampered with a lot in a negative way (this was also prevalent in a lot of political stations). I am a driver so in car to witness a lot more than standard person. This was present in Mazda and now brand new Honda. Mazda was worse as I had hooked up phone to vehicle and just couldn't escape it. Honda has more stations that are clean. This station sometimes has talks to where the 3 people are talking able sexual content that is definitely not standard radio. They mention penis' and genitalia multiple times. Again I do not think it is the radio hosts that are scheduled. There have been times when commercials interfere as normal whereas when content is dirty there are no commercials. No phone has been set to new car. I think this occurs via satellite possibly car computer?? There seems to be a difference in screens as to when hacked and not. When words present of station it seems clean versus not. See photos below for example. This has also been used in the form of harassment with verbiage. It is definitely targeted. I believe they get initial content of individuals via their phone. In Mazda they talked about things in my phone via car stereo. I'm concerned this is linked to sex trafficking and homelessness.

I'm not an artist unless Yelp reviews count. But I was wandering the streets of Nashville when I…read moreencountered the historical marker in front of the BMI building. The marker has the same text on both sides. It reads, "BMI (Broadcast Music, Inc.), an organization that collects performance royalties for songwriters and music publishers in all genres of music, opened its doors in New York in 1940. BMI was the first performance rights organization to represent what was then commonly referred to as rural and race music in the forms of country, gospel, blues, and jazz. In 1958, BMI established a permanent Nashville office and hired Frances William Preston as manager. BMI constructed the first wing of this building in 1964 and expanded it in 1995. This office represents songwriters and music publishers in Memphis, Atlanta, New Orleans, Muscle Shoals and Austin, and played a key role in developing Nashville as Music City, U.S.A." The marker was erected in 2012 by The Historical Commission of Metropolitan Nashville and Davidson County. There is parking along the street. [Review 18780 overall - 319 in Tennessee - 2303 of 2022.]

Always friendly miss Lisa always friendly Mr Tom the head of this branches division always…read moreunderstanding they fam part y I'm under spinnup as well

A magazine for Middle Tennessee pet owners and future pet owners. They're a great resource for…read moreanything pet related- behavioral training, adoptions, Vet clinics, pet products, pet-friendly locales, new legislation and news, etc, etc. They also take volunteers and interns if you're interested :) You can also visit them at https://www.facebook.com/nashvillepaw. I just love skimming through their magazine! I also learn so many interesting pet related info useful to locals in Nashville :)

Every time I'm in Nashville Airport I stop at this location to check out their inventory of…read moresouvenir shirts, stickers, decals books from local independent authors, and other gifts. The employees are always restocking or folding clothing and using their time productively. Always receive friendly service when I'm in there and haven't had any issues. The prices are reasonable too. Stop by the next time you're in BNA.

Out & About is Tennessee's monthly gay and lesbian newspaper. Technically, it serves all of…read moreTennessee, but it always has a big focus on Nashville. Out & About usually has more in-depth articles than the weekly gay paper (Inside Out). There are lots of ads and bar listings to let you know what's happening at all of the hot spots. It also has a feature on the Nashville GLBT Chamber of Commerce so you can find out about local businesses and their owners. If there's a gay or lesbian event, you can usually find coverage of it here. Out & About also has their movie and book reviews, a personal trainer who does a fitness column, and someone who lets you know what's going on in the art galleries in Nashville. There was a huge controversy when Kroger was going to distribute Out & About at some of its stores, then it pulled out, now it is available at select locations. It also seems to be available at most library branches which is where I usually pick up a copy. Out & About is a great source for GLBT information for Nashville and Tennessee. We're lucky to have such a great paper serving the community.

Chris Ferrell is the head entrepreneur at Nashville-based Southcomm, Inc. Southcomm is the number…read moretwo publisher of U.S. local alternative periodicals. Later they very well may become Number One. Deep investor pockets fund Southcomm acquisition of more and more alternative newspapers and mags in varied U.S. cities like Nashville, Atlanta, Cincinnati, Tampa, Kansas City, Louisville, Cleveland, and strategically in our nation's capitol, Washington, DC. Can you tell I feel it's swell to kvell as a fawning fan of Ferrell? So far Southcomm has constrained mostly to east of the Mississippi, but who knows what tomorrow will bring. Watch out, West!