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MODERN HOME

MAGNOLIA HOME STYLE AT B. F. MYERS

INSPIRED PROGRAMMING FROM THE COMFORTS OF HOME

LIFESTYLE LETTER

MARCH 2018 PUBLISHER

Lynn Bowles | Lynn.Bowles@LifestylePubs.com EDITOR

Nicolette Martin | Nicolette.Martin@LifestylePubs.com CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

Rick Murray, Emily VanBrocklin CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

Home Is Where the Heart Is

Lynn Bowles, Rick Murray

THE CONCEPT OF HOME IS DIFFERENT FOR EVERYONE. For some, home is where the family is. It’s the place where weekends were— or still are—filled with baby snuggles, bedtime stories and Saturday morning cartoons. The place where the smell of bacon, pancakes and eggs fills the air on Sunday mornings, "do your homework before you go outside" is a daily mantra and unsnoozable slobbery dog kisses take the place of your morning alarm. For others, home is where the rest is. It’s the place where, after a long day, they go to relax. Where they spend meaningful time with their significant other, enjoy home-cooked meals and settle in on a comfy couch to catch up on the week's latest guilty pleasure TV shows.

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For some, home is where the work is. It's where they build their dreams, where they start their businesses and where they work day in and day out for success.

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And for us here at Hendersonville Lifestyle, home is where the heart is—it's where we get to share meaningful stories with all of you. Whatever your home may be, we hope you find a piece of it here in this month's issue.

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HendersonvilleLifestyle.com ON THE COVER Julianne Goodwin, daughter of B. F. Myers owners Bob and Amy Erwin, in the Magnolia Home Gallery.

PHOTOGRAPHY BY RICK MURRAY 4

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INSIDE THE ISSUE MARCH 2018

FEATURES 18 Mom’s Chocolate Pie Comfort Food Inspired by Southern Tradition

22 Magnolia Home Style at B. F. Myers Farmhouse Décor Comes to Hendersonville

27 Inspired Programming from the Comforts of Home Creativity Flowing from Music Row to Hendersonville

18 27

32 Modern Home Foxlands Harbor on Old Hickory Lake

DEPARTMENTS 4

Lifestyle Letter

Good Times

Around Town

Culinary Creations

22 Artist’s Palette 32 Open House 36 Lifestyle Calendar 37 Realty Report 38 Parting Thoughts

March 2018 | Hendersonville Lifestyle

GOOD TIMES 1.

Gallatin Chamber of Commerce Meeting The Gallatin Area Chamber of Commerce held its first meeting of the year January 8 at Volunteer State Community College. The featured speaker was James Fenton, economic community director for the city of Gallatin.

1. Gallatin Area Chamber of Commerce CEO Kim Baker | 2. Gallatin Economic Community Director James Fenton | 3. Gallatin Economic Community Director James Fenton | 4. Amanda Foster, Karen Mitchell and Alison Muncy | 5. Scott Foster and Rosemary Bates | 6. Gallatin Mayor Paige Brown and Miss Gallatin Samantha Havenstrite

Hendersonville Chamber of Commerce Meeting The Hendersonville Area Chamber of Commerce held its first meeting of the year January 9 at the Bluegrass Yacht & Country Club. The featured speaker was Rod Kirk, economic community director for the city of Hendersonville.

1. Hendersonville Economic Community Director Rod Kirk | 2. Local Realtor Fran Marcou | 3. David Moomy | 4. Hendersonville Area Chamber of Commerce President/CEO Kathleen Hawkins | 5. Hendersonville Lifestyle publisher Lynn Bowles, Sumner County Family YMCA Executive Director Kathy Raglin and photographer Don Claussen 8

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GOOD TIMES

"Super Wolf Moon," "Super Blue Blood Moon" and Lunar Eclipse

January 2018 experienced two full moons, with the second one appearing as part of a total lunar eclipse. The first full moon, known as the "super wolf moon," was on January 1. The second full moon, or "super blue blood moon," occurred on January 31. PHOTOGRAPHY BY RICK MURRAY.

1. The “super wolf moon” | 2. The “super blue blood moon” | 3. A total lunar eclipse begins on January 31.

Winter Splendor in Hendersonville

Dramatic aerial views of the cold, winter beauty of snow and ice taken in January at various locations in Hendersonville. PHOTOGRAPHY BY RICK MURRAY.

1. Snow covers the Indian Lake area of Hendersonville on January 16. | 2. Snow covers the Winston Hills subdivision in a view toward Old Hickory Lake on January 13. | 3. Drakes Creek is frozen in this view from January 4.

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GOOD TIMES 1.

Sumner County Bridal Show The sixth annual Sumner County Bridal Show was held January 28 at the EPIC Event Center in Gallatin. Hundreds of prospective brides and grooms attended the show to see the latest in wedding trends.

1. EPIC Catering & Event Centre owner-chef Christopher Newton | 2. Prospective bride Courtney Clemmons | 3. Gallatin Area Chamber of Commerce CEO Kim Baker, the WHIN Radio Tookie Bird and Ciara Holman | 4. Brenda and Mike Scott, owners of the Grand Inheritance event venue | 5. Lew Lew Events planners Lacy Potts and Shawn Walker | 6. Gallatin Area Chamber of Commerce team members Jazmin Mercer and Debbie Haddock

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AROUND TOWN associate’s degree program, not a bachelor’s or graduate degree program to be eligible at a fouryear college. If attending a four-year school, the grant is not a last-dollar scholarship. Instead, the amount awarded is based on the average tuition and fees at a community college—currently $4,200. Participating four-year institutions include both public and private colleges and universities. To be eligible, an adult may not have an associate’s or bachelor’s degree, have been a Tennessee resident for at least one year, complete the FAFSA and be determined to be an independent student, enroll at an eligible institution at least part time in a degree or certificate program, and participate in a

COPY CORRECTION: HENDERSONVILLE MEMORY GARDENS, FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION CENTER The

heading

and

phone

number

for

Hendersonville Memory Gardens, Funeral Home &

partnering advising program. The potential benefit to individual Tennesseans and the state collectively is huge. Currently, more than 900,000 adults in Tennessee have some college credit but no college degree. Each is considered a prospect for the Tennessee Reconnect program.

Cremation Center that was featured in last month's Readers' Choice issue under “Best Funeral Home” was incorrect. Hendersonville Lifestyle is very sorry for this error and any inconvenience this may have caused Hendersonville Memory Gardens, Funeral Home & Cremation Center or any of its valued customers. The correct phone number is 615.824.3855. While Hendersonville Lifestyle's goal each month is to get the story right including the facts and spellings, please note that we are still human and do make mistakes. Hopefully, we will learn from this mistake and will work even harder to ensure that it doesn’t happen again.

TENNESSEE RECONNECT ACT OFFERS TUITION-FREE COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOR ELIGIBLE ADULTS According to William Slater, dean of Enriched Adult Studies at Gallatin-based Welch College, a

VOL STATE OFFERS FREE PREGNANCY ULTRASOUNDS IN SPRING 2018 The

Volunteer

State

Community

College

new opportunity is just around the corner for adults

Diagnostic Medical Sonography program is offering

interested in pursuing an associate’s degree in

free ultrasounds for expecting moms in their second

Tennessee. Gov. Bill Haslam’s Drive to 55 initiative

or third trimester this spring. The program organizes

will add Tennessee Reconnect to two existing pro-

the scans so that Vol State students can gain expe-

grams, Tennessee Promise and TCAT Reconnect.

rience with real obstetric patients.

Eligible adults will be able to attend commu-

The scans will be performed in the Sonography

nity college tuition-free starting this fall under the

Center at the Vol State campus in Gallatin. It’s

Tennessee Reconnect Act. This last-dollar scholar-

equipped with six beds, HD screens and state-

ship comes at no additional cost to taxpayers due

of-the-art ultrasound machines. All ultrasounds

to its funding from the lottery for education account.

are supervised by a Vol State faculty member.

Tennessee Reconnect adults may also use

The students will be scanning on Mondays and

the grant at qualified, participating four-year

Wednesdays through the end of April. The scans

institutions. The student must be enrolled in an

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usually last one hour. Patients must sign a release of liability and already have had an initial ultrasound exam before they can participate. To schedule an appointment, please contact Jessica Campbell at 615.230.3322. For more information about the Diagnostic Medical Sonography program, visit VolState.edu/DMS.

VOL STATE SPRING EVENTS DISCUSS INCARCERATION The American prison system has been the focus of a yearlong project at Volunteer State Community

College.

The

One

Book,

One

Community initiative continues this spring with new events. The community-wide book is Just Mercy by Bryan Stevenson. The non-fiction book is an examination of the criminal justice system in the United States and a myriad of problems with that system. It focuses on a notorious murder case in Alabama and widens the scope to include the stories of people caught up in the system. The One Book, One Community initiative joins Vol State, local schools, libraries and readers from across Sumner County for the group read. There are several speakers coming to the Vol State campus in Gallatin this spring to discuss issues raised by the book. Graham Reside, the executive director of the Cal Turner Program (CTP) in Moral Leadership for the Professions at Vanderbilt University, will be speaking at 1 p.m. March 28 in Caudill Hall. He will discuss various aspects of social injustice. Reside will be joined by Rahim Buford, a formerly incarcerated social justice advocate from Nashville. Buford was paroled in 2015 after being locked up for 26 years. While in prison, he acquired certifications from several educational institutions and became a leader in Schools for Alternative Learning and Transformation. Reside’s and Buford’s presentation will be the final portion of the spring speaker series. Previous presenters were Molly Lasagna, the program coordinator for Tennessee Higher Education Initiative college programs, and Alex Friedmann, the associate director of the Human Rights Defense Center and managing editor of Prison Legal News.

Hendersonville Lifestyle | March 2018

CULINARY CREATIONS

Momâ€™s Chocolate Pie

COMFORT FOOD INSPIRED BY SOUTHERN TRADITION ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY RICK MURRAY

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KORI LANGFORD WAS RAISED IN THE RESTAURANT BUSINESS. Some of her earliest memories come from helping her family open and operate Shoney’s restaurants. “I got my first experience by helping my family in the restaurants," she says. "I grew up making strawberry pies, filling salad bars and cashing out customers. I continued to work part time in the restaurants even while attending college.” Eighteen years later, she is continuing her career in the restaurant industry. As owner of the Black-eyed Pea and Myers’ Front Porch restaurants in Hendersonville, she still loves bringing fresh and original recipes to her customers. Her featured recipe is Mom’s Chocolate Pie. “It is one of the earliest family recipes that I can remember," she says. "My grandfather was a pastor, so we prepared a lot of covered dishes. At every church outing, the chocolate pie would go.” “Family recipes are inspirations. Many of our restaurant recipes are inspired by family tradition.”

MOM’S CHOCOLATE PIE

MOM'S CHOCOLATE PIE

+ Pie crust—can make from scratch, but Kori uses Pillsbury Pie Crust Mark G'Francisco, director of purchasing and R&D, and owner Kori Langford

“It is one of the earliest family recipes that I can remember,” she says. “My grandfather was a pastor, so we prepared a lot of covered dishes. At every church

INGREDIENTS FOR CHOCOLATE FILLING

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2.5 cups sugar 4 tablespoons cornstarch 4 tablespoons cocoa 1 pinch salt 6 egg yolks (save the whites for the meringue) 2 cups milk 2 tablespoons good vanilla 4 tablespoons butter

INGREDIENTS FOR MERINGUE

+ 6 cold egg whites + 12 tablespoons sugar + 2 tablespoons good vanilla 1. Bake the pie crust in the oven until brown and let cool. 2. Mix dry ingredients together for the chocolate filling in a large cooking pot. Add in egg yolks and milk and stir

outing, the chocolate pie would go.”

together. Cook on medium heat until the liquid thickens,

“Family recipes are inspirations. Many

3. Once the filling thickens, add butter and vanilla. Continue

of our restaurant recipes are inspired by family tradition.”

stirring consistently to make sure it does not stick to the bottom of the pan (a low boil is fine while stirring). to stir over heat until the thickness of the filling drips from the spoon. Remove from heat and pour into baked pie crust. 4. For the meringue, add egg whites to a mixer and mix on high speed until the egg whites begin to stiffen. 5. Slowly add in vanilla and sugar. Continue mixing until fluffy—do not overmix. 6. Dollop the meringue on top of the chocolate pie. Place pie in oven on low broil until the meringue is toasted. 7. Remove from oven, let cool and enjoy! March 2018 | Hendersonville Lifestyle

ARTIST’S PALETTE

Magnolia Home Style at B. F. Myers FARMHOUSE DÉCOR COMES TO HENDERSONVILLE FOR MORE THAN 163 YEARS, GOODLETTSVILLE-BASED B. F. MYERS HAS PROVIDED HIGH-QUALITY FURNITURE

The continuing popularity of "Fixer Upper" has kept interest in farmhouse décor at high levels.

AND FURNISHINGS TO GENERATIONS OF CUSTOMERS

"People are familiar with Chip and Joanna, and they

THROUGHOUT MIDDLE TENNESSEE. As the oldest business

often come into the store just to see the Magnolia Home

in Goodlettsville and the oldest furniture store in the Nashville

line," Julianne says. "Some people want to just purchase

area, Myers has built its reputation on outstanding customer

from a single Magnolia Home collection. Other custom-

service and by offering unique furniture and furnishing lines.

ers like to mix and match pieces and accessories from

For the past three years, Myers has offered the Magnolia Home

different collections to achieve their own individual look.”

furniture line that was created by

When Myers introduced the

Joanna and Chip Gaines, the hosts of

Magnolia Home line, they cre-

HGTV’s “Fixer Upper." Magnolia Home is based on the farmhouse style, which brings a casual, rustic feel to any room. Farmhouse décor is a nostalgic style that evokes warmth, simplicity and family. Although many of the design elements are based upon rural tastes, modern farmhouse style incorporates a tasteful balance of rustic and modern furnishings. Farmhouse pieces tend to be built out of strong materials to provide long-lasting durability. It's easy to mix and match both furniture and furnishings to achieve a person-

“In addition to a personal touch, we also pride ourselves on being able to have everything delivered free the next day. We are one of the few furniture stores, if not the only one, in the area who can say that. At the end of the day, I can’t think of any more of an honor than to carry on the family business.”

alized look. When decorating in the

display gallery modeled after scenes from "Fixer Upper." To introduce the line, they held a grand opening patterned after the show, including a demo day and a scripted storyline. "There were several hundred people lined up outside to get in and see the gallery," Julianne says. "At that point, we knew that we were going to have great success with the Joanna Gaines’ Magnolia Home line.” When asked why a Magnolia Home

farmhouse style, there are no hard and fast design rules.

seeker

should

come

to B. F. Myers, Julianne says “we are not just a family

The Waco, Texas-based Magnolia Home line has become

business, we also like to treat our customers like family.

one of the most popular styles with homeowners and deco-

When you walk in the door, we make it known that you

rators across the nation.

are not just another sale. You are family when you come

"The farmhouse look appeals to a large cross-section

into our store. We want you to have an enjoyable experi-

of people ranging from baby boomers down to millenni-

ence while you are here and we want you to come back.

als," Julianne Goodwin, daughter of B. F. Myers owners Bob

We focus on the relationship, not the sale. Our customer

and Amy Erwin, says. "You don’t have to have a country

service and our family orientation differentiates us from

home to achieve the Magnolia Home look.”

other stores and online shopping venues.”

ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY RICK MURRAY 22

ated a unique 3,000-square-foot

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A farmhouse bedroom designed for the young at heart.

Chip Gaines, Julianne Goodwin, Bob and Amy Erwin, and Joanna Gaines

A farmhouse-style bedroom

A simple, yet beautiful dining room setting in the farmhouse style

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Country music superstar Dana Williams with some of his awards.

INSPIRED PROGRAMMING FROM THE COMFORTS OF HOME CREATIVITY FLOWING FROM MUSIC ROW TO HENDERSONVILLE AS A MEMBER OF THE COUNTRY MUSIC SUPERGROUP DIAMOND RIO, LOCAL MUSICIAN DANA WILLIAMS AND HIS FELLOW BAND MEMBERS HAVE LOGGED A LOT OF TIME IN RECORDING STUDIOS OVER THE GROUP’S 28-YEAR HISTORY. Most of their million-selling albums have been performed and produced within state-of-the-art studios in “Music City." In addition to the creativity that he finds in commercial studios and on the road performing live, Williams also draws a great deal of inspiration from his home office/studio in Hendersonville. Each week, Williams hosts a three-hour radio show called "Radio ReHab" that he produces in his home office using off-the-shelf computers, musical components and office furniture. ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY RICK MURRAY

Most of his creative office space is adorned with decades of gold records and recording industry awards. However, he also keeps several personal items in his office to add a warm and homey feel. CONTINUED >

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A collection of guitars and bass instruments adorn a hallway leading to the home office/studio.

Country music superstar Dana Williams in his home office/studio. 28

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get the look While few people will have gold records and Grand Ole 4.

Opry memorabilia to display in their home office, anyone can bring a similar look to a home office or creative space.

1. 28-inch 4K LED Samsung monitors, $340 each, available at Office Depot in Hendersonville | 2. Logitech wireless mouse and keyboard, $183, available at Office Depot in Hendersonville | 3. Picture frame, $41 and up, available at Trendy Trunk in Hendersonville | 4. Tennessee wall hanging, $11, available at Trendy Trunk in Hendersonville | 5. Hendersonville wall hanging, prices vary, available at Trendy Trunk in Hendersonville | 6. Lighted bookcase, $1,000 and up, available at B. F. Myers in Goodlettsville | 7. Guitar, $60 and up, available at Sam Ash Music in Madison

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OPEN HOUSE

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Modern Home FOXLANDS HARBOR ON OLD HICKORY LAKE ARTICLE EMILY VANBROCKLIN | PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED

THIS EXQUISITE, MODERN, 10,295-SQUARE-FOOT,

tables in this living room! Instead, the room's spacious

SINGLE-FAMILY HOME IS LOCATED IN THE QUIET

floor plan and high ceilings make it the ideal gymnas-

NEIGHBORHOOD OF FOXLAND HARBOR ON OLD

tics practice arena. Complete with a large, rectangular,

HICKORY LAKE IN GALLATIN. This lakefront property sits

screened-in trampoline; a balance beam; and a set

on a 2-acre lot overlooking Old Hickory Lake. This stylish

of uneven bars, this living room the ultimate practice

residence was built in 2013 and features seven bedrooms—

space for two competitive gymnasts.

including a guest studio apartment with its own balcony view of the lake—a gorgeous outdoor entertaining space, an in-ground pool, a finished basement with a game room, a playroom and an in-home gym.

OUTDOOR PATIO Perhaps the most coveted aspect of this house is the covered patio. A picturesque view of the lake serves as the backdrop for this ultimate entertaining

KITCHEN

space. Featuring its own cooking area, a fireplace,

The favorite room of the home's residents is the large,

a comfortable outdoor living space, an in-ground

open-concept kitchen. It's ideal for anyone who loves to

pool and shower room for guests to enjoy, this ter-

cook. The large counter island makes it easy for kids to be

race hosts its fair share of work parties, birthday

involved in the preparation of their favorite meals. Complete

parties and family gatherings. The outside-access

with a walk-in pantry, the kitchen holds ample storage for

shower room virtually eliminates wet messes inside

everything needed to make savory culinary creations.

from dripping pool patrons. The fireplace allows for outdoor entertaining throughout the spring and fall

LIVING ROOM For the house's younger residents, the living room is the place to be. But you won't find couches and end

months, and the covered living space provide the perfect shade for summer celebrations. It's the quintessential social spot!

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THE BLUEPRINT COOKOUT SHOPPING LIST

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Hot dogs Hamburgers Buns Potato salad Chips and dipsÂ Condiments: ketchup, mustard, relish Cheese slices Pickles Lettuce Desserts: apple pie, cupcakes, brownies

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MARCH

LIFESTYLE CALENDAR

DISNEY'S "BEAUTY AND THE BEAST"

SUMNER COUNTY IRISH FESTIVAL

Hendersonville Performing Arts

Bledsoe's Fort Historical Park

Company Theatre

Celebrate the spirit of St. Patrick's Day

Step into the enchanted world of

at the Sumner County Irish Festival with

Broadway's modern classic, Disney's

food, drinks, music and fun for all! A cos-

"Beauty and the Beast," an interna-

tume contest will be held for the best fes-

EVENING WITH THE EAGLES

tional sensation that has played to

tive outfits and prizes will be awarded! $5

Bridgestone Arena

more than 35 million people world-

per vehicle at the gate. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

The Eagles are one of the most influ-

day, Friday and Saturday nights and 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Adults: $18, children, students with ID and seniors 65 and up: $15. HPACTN.com

showcase exhibitor booths for products and services, educational seminars, giveaways and more! 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.

23 & 24 ential and commercially successful

wide in 13 countries. 7:30 p.m. Thurs-

10 GALLATIN SHAMROCK RUN 5K & 10K

American rock bands of all time. With their profound lyrics, harmonies and country-tinged melodies, they created a signature Southern California sound.

Calvin Short Football Field

The Eagles have sold more than 120

VARIOUS DATES

Dress up in your most creative St. Pat-

million albums worldwide, scored six

rick’s Day attire and help raise mon-

No. 1 albums and been awarded six

ey for innovative educational initiative

Grammy Awards. Tickets start $99.50.

grants which will be awarded to Gallatin

8 p.m. BridgestoneArena.com

NASHVILLE PREDATORS HOCKEY

teachers. Prizes will be awarded to top

Bridgestone Arena

The Nashville Predators host eight home games this month: March 6 vs. Dallas Stars, March 8 vs. Anaheim Ducks, March 10 vs. New Jersey Devils, March 13 vs. Winnipeg Jets, March 22 vs. Toronto Maple Leafs, March 27 vs. Minnesota Wild, March 29 vs. San Jose Sharks and March 31 vs. Buffalo Sabres. Predators.NHL.com.

7 HISTORIC MANSKER'S STATION HOME SCHOOL PROGRAM GARDEN INSECTS

finishers and awards will be given for the best costume and most team spirit. The 10K race will start at 7:15 a.m. with the 5K run/walk at 7:30 a.m. Active.com

10 AMERICAN GIRL DOLL TEA OF 1774 - FELICITY

$10/child. For ages 8-14. 10 a.m.

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maybe you have a dream to own your

to help you find your place. There will be music, vendors, food, speakers

to bring your American Girl doll! By the

and more. $10. 11 a.m. GallatinTN.org

age of 9 or 10, colonial girls like Felicity knew how to greet guest, write with

child. Two times: 10 a.m. and noon.

bee home and paint a ladybug rock!

we just do not know where we fit, or

craft with dessert and tea, and feel free

Come try some of these activities. $20/

foe of the garden. We will make a lone

our communities and/or church but

Come to Goodlettsville for activity and

Most of us think of bees as “social in-

sects that are considered friends and

Many of us feel that call to serve in

ting started. Ignite has been designed

Historic Mansker's Station

and learn about these bees and in-

The Grand Inheritance

own business and you need help get-

a quill feather pin and keep a journal.

onies, instead they live alone. Come

IGNITE WOMEN'S RETREAT & EXPO 2018

Historic Mansker's Station

Goodlettsville Visitor's Center &

er, many bees do not form social col-

Goodlettsville Visitor's Center &

sects” like ants and termites. Howev-

dlers and up, and grandparents. It will

1-4

17 MIDDLE TN BABIES AND BEYOND EXPO

28 VOLUNTEER STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE SPRING 2018 CAREER FAIR Pickel Field House

Job seekers will have the opportunity to explore careers represented in for-profit, nonprofit and volunteer service organizations, business and

Sumner County Family YMCA

industry, health care, private busi-

This family-friendly event is for new

ness, education, government and

parents, parents-to-be, parents of tod-

other areas. 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

REALTY REPORT NEIGHBORHOOD

REALTY REPORT HENDERSONVILLE

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$1,799,000

$1,550,000

126

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$699,900

$660,000

101

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$504,900

$498,400

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$494,588

$494,568

100

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$474,900

$467,450

165

230 SCARSDALE DR N

$464,950

100

150

1075 Tower Hill Lane - Lot 70

$449,950

100

103 Stonewall Ct

$449,900

$400,000

200 The Hollows Ct

$439,000

$439,500

100

1034 Willow Park Cir

$429,900

$410,000

145

639 Lingering Way-Lot 339

$424,445

100

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$409,900

$402,500

425 Cumberland Hills Dr

$400,000

$389,000

163

434 Jones Ln

$399,000

$366,500

111 Edenburg Drive #327

$394,168

$393,685

100

443 Cumberland Hills Dr

$393,950

100

103 Inverness Ct

$389,900

100

113 Shiloh Rdg

$384,900

$380,000

313 Tanglewood Lane #250

$378,500

$369,990

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$375,000

100

1108 Longview Dr

$364,900

100

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$359,900

100

$357,101

$348,622

235 Bayshore

$349,900

$348,000

196 Dayflower Drive-Lot 472

$348,215

100

1008 Ramble Run Lot 14

Realtracs MLS Statistics from 12/01/17 through 01/31/18 *DOM = Days on Market

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PARTING THOUGHTS

DUCK , DUCK , CONFIT QUESADILL A INGREDIEN T S 1 duck breast 1 tortilla 1 15-ounce can black beans, rinsed 1 cob grilled corn, stripped 1 red bell pepper, diced 1 jalapeño, diced 1/2 red onion, diced 2 cups fresh baby arugula 2 tablespoons dried pumpkin seeds 1/4 cup Monterey Jack cheese 1/2 cup feta cheese 1 garlic clove 2 limes Mojo (Cuban-style marinade) Olive oil Cilantro Cumin

DUCK Confit duck breast by baking at 270 degrees for 4 hours in duck fat or oil until meat falls apart and can be shredded.

BLACK BE AN CORN SALSA Combine black beans, corn, bell pepper and jalapeño. Add cilantro, cumin, chipotle, salt and lime juice to taste.

ARUGULA PUMPKIN SEED PESTO Blend 1 cup arugula, dried pumpkin seeds, garlic clove (minced) and 1 ounces white vinegar. Add lime juice, salt and pepper to taste, and emulsify in blender with oil until thin enough to drizzle.

PREP Combine duck, black bean salsa and Mojo in

Chipotle

pan. On grill or in separate pan, prepare tortilla

Salt

with Monterey Jack cheese and 1/2 cup feta. Add duck and salsa mixture, and close into quesadilla. Slice quesadilla into quarters. Add quesadilla portions to plate, then top with arugula, additional salsa, arugula pumpkin seed pesto and remaining feta.

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G80 Sport

COMPLIMENTARY

SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE Enjoy a worry-free ownership experience that includes Complimentary Scheduled Maintenance for 3 years or 36,000 miles; whichever comes first. Plus, complimentary oil changes every 7,500 miles.

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