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Nashville Community Information

The Nashville City Guide is your online resource to information about living, working and playing in Nashville . If you need additional information beyond what you see here, please feel free to contact A Top Real Estate Professional , your Nashville expert .

 


Nashville Community


Nashville has smaller communities within it's borders. Each of these has it's own population and personality. To take a more in-depth look to these communities, please read more about Nashville by viewing the other categories below provided by the Nashville Convention & Visitors Bureau.



Nashville Culture


Nashville has a variety of leisure activities to suit any taste from From professional sports to fine arts.

Below are all great additions to Nashville:

  • THEATRES & PERFORMING HALLS

  • MUSEUMS

  • SPORTS, PROFESSIONAL

  • RESTAURANTS

  • ENTERTAINMENT

  • ENTERTAINERS-ORCHESTRAS, PRODUCERS

  • DANCE/BALLET

  • CLUBS, DISCOS, LOUNGES & NIGHTCLUBS



    Nashville Education


    Please visit this list of Nashville's schools for more information about education:



      Nashville Employment


      The major portions of Nashville's economy are primarily in the industries of insurance, banking, printing and music.

      The Nashville area's economy is among the most diverse of that in any United States region. As a result, Nashville continues to attract high-quality workers in all business sectors. Nashville provides and supports many innovative and aggressive local programs to recruit workers to the region. Of course, many of Nashville's most valuable workers are educated from the area's own vast educational system, with its 18 accredited four-year and postgraduate institutions.

      To help you get started finding a new career or job, take a look at this Nashville Employment Guide



      Nashville History


      The first to settle in what is now known as Nashville were Indians of Mississippi. They lived in the area about 1000 to 1400 A.D and raised corn, made great earthen mounds, painted beautiful pottery -- then mysteriously disappeared. The Cherokee, Chickasaw and Shawnee, followed and inhabited the area using it as a hunting ground.

      In 1717, some French fur traders established a trading post becoming the first white men to come to the area. The first settlement, however, was not established until the year 1779 when on the banks of the Cumberland, near the center of present downtown Nashville, a band of pioneers cleared the land and built a log stockade. They named it Fort Nashborough, in honor of General Francis Nash who won acclaim in the Revolutionary War. During this war, many American cities dropped the English term for city 'borough' and replaced with the French term for city 'ville'. In 1784, the town's name was officially changed from Nashborough to Nashville.

      Tennessee became the sixteenth state in 1796 and Nashville was made its capital in 1843.

      By the mid 1800s, Nashville was a prosperous city. It was soon to be devastated by the Civil War because of its strategic location on the river and the railroad. The city was occupied by Federal troops for three years. The last aggressive action by the Confederate Army was the Battle of Nashville, fought in 1864.

      In the decades following the war, Nashville once again experienced a growth in population with business, industry and education. Probably the most popular area of growth was in country music, which has grown to the point that Nashville today is known as Music City, USA.

      Under the present Metropolitan Charter, which became effective in 1963, Nashville and Davidson County have a single government with its authority encompassing more than a half-million people and 533 square miles. The widespread area is governed by a mayor, a vice-mayor and a legislative council of 40 members.



      Nashville Lifestyle


      Cost of Living

      Nashville consistently ranks among the lowest for cost-of-living in comparable cities across the nation with the overall cost of living at only 93.7% of the national average (100%). Typically below the national average cost of living are all components such as groceries, housing, utilities, etc.



      Nashville News


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      1. Short Entertainment Bits on Kenny Chesney, Big Machine Records,... - Associated Content
        Short Entertainment bits on Kenny Chesney, Big Machine Records, Rascal Flatts, Barbara Mandrell, Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, ESPN's SportsCenter, Scott Borchetta, KENNY CHESNEY's "THE BOYS OF FALL" VIDEO TO WORLD DEBUT ON ESPN's SPORTSCENTER "The Boys of Fall" Single Available August 3 At All Digital Retailers NASHVILLE, TN -- For ...

      2. Sara Groves Joins International Justice Mission For Nashville Stop Of ... - WMCA-AM Hasbrouck Heights
        CLOSE Music News NASHVILLE, TN. July 30, 2010 - In a fight against modern-day slavery, last week INO Records' Sara Groves joined the International Justice Mission and 5 Weeks of Freedom team as they rode 70 miles through Nashville as part of the organization's 1,800-mile bike ride through the historic Underground Railroad.

      3. Country Music News Roundup - July 31, 2010 - Examiner.com
        Jimmy Wayne Meets the End of the Road Jimmy Wayne concludes his 1,700-mile journey in Phoenix Sunday , and it will probably be an emotional event.

      4. Frazey Forda s a oeBlue Streak Mamaa - OUTImpact.com
        Frazey Ford of The Be Good Tanyas is embarking on a U.S. tour and has just released "Blue Streak Mama" that we couldn't pass up sharing with you.

      5. Sara Bareilles Announces Fall Headlining Tour - Yahoo
        Sara will officially return to the road as the headlining act on September 25 when the tour kicks off in Portland, OR at Roseland Ballroom.

      6. Good Car Care Advice from Tom T - #5 - The Auto Channel
        Tom Torbjornsen, host of "America's Car Show" radio program answers questions from his listeners.



      Nashville Recreation


      A list of Parks in Nashville, TN:

      Park Name Location
      Alta Lake Greenway Dodson Chapel at Bell Road
      Antioch 5023 Blue Hole Road
      A.G. Beaman 4111 Little Marrowbone Road
      Bass 1604 Holly Street
      Bellevue 656 Colice Jean Road
      Bellevue Greenway Morton Mill Road
      Bells Bend 4107 Old Hickory Blvd.
      Bicentennial 170 1st Avenue North
      Bordeaux Garden Snell Road at Panorama Drive
      Bordeaux Timothy 4100 Timothy Drive
      Boyd-Taylor 3900 Clifton Avenue
      Owen Bradley Music Square East at Division
      Brookmeade 7002 Charlotte Pike
      Buena Vista 2301 Metro Center Blvd.
      Cane Ridge 419 Battle Road
      Cedar Hill 860 Old Hickory Blvd.
      Centennial 2500 West End Avenue
      Commerce Center 120 3rd Avenue North
      Church Street 600 Church Street
      Cockrill Bend 7265 Cockrill Bend Blvd.
      Charlotte 6031 Deal Avenue
      Cleveland 925 North 6th Street
      C. R. Crawford 13302 Old Hickory Blvd.
      William Coleman 384 Thompson Lane
      Fannie Mae Dees 2400 Blakemore Avenue
      Fred Douglas 210 North 7th Street
      L. & R. Dudley 305 Chestnut Street
      Downtown Greenway 1st Ave. at Gay St.
      East Bank Greenway 50 Titans Way
      East 700 Woodland Street
      Eastland 1501 Douglas Avenue
      William Edmondson 1700 Charlotte Avenue
      Elizabeth 1701 Arthur at 11th Avenue N.
      Elmington 3531 West End Avenue
      Ezell Road Park 5135 Harding Place
      Clinton B. Fisk 25th Avenue N. at Burch Street
      Fort Negley 534 Chestnut Street
      Granbery 5501 Hill Road
      Grassmere Wildlife 3777 Nolensville Road
      Green Hills 1200 Lone Oak Road
      Hadley 1037 28th Avenue North
      Hamilton Creek 2901 Bell Road
      Harpeth Knoll Harpeth Knoll Road
      Harpeth River 7820 Coley Davis Road
      Richard Hartman 2801 Tucker Road
      Heartland Park 3135 Heartland Drive
      Hall of Fame 121 4th Avenue South
      H. G. Hill 6710 Charlotte Pike
      Hermitage 3720 James Kay Lane
      Hope Gardens 1009 Phillips Street
      Joelton 021 Joelton Com. Ctr. Rd.
      Tom Joy Park 434 Joy Avenue
      Kirkpatrick 1000 Sevier Street
      Lock I 1530 Lock Rd.
      Lock II 2650 Lock Two Road
      Litton School 4510 Gallatin Road
      Memorial 1105 Chadwell Drive
      Metro Ctr. Levee Grnway 766 Freeland's Sta. Rd
      Mill Creek Greenway 5023 Blue Hole Rd.
      McCabe Murphy Road at 46th Avenue N.
      McFerrin 301 Berry Street
      McKissack 28th Avenue N. at Torbett Street
      Madison 510 N. Dupont Avenue
      Monroe St. Playground 11th Avenue N. at Monroe
      Morgan 411 Hume Street
      Owen Bradley Music Sq. E. at Division
      J. C. Napier 73 Fairfield Avenue
      Mildred Shute Mini 77 Fain Street
      Dallas H. Neil 8th Avenue N. at Wedgewood
      Oakwood Oakwood and Bethwood
      Paragon Mills 465 Benita Drive
      Parmer 578 Leake Avenue
      Parkwood ---- Vailview Drive
      E. N. Peeler 2043 Neeley's Bend Road
      William A. Pitts 299 Tusculum Road
      Reservoir 8th Avenue South at Argyle Avenue
      Ted Rhodes 1901 Ed Temple Blvd.
      Richland 4601 Charlotte Pike
      Riverfront 100 1st Avenue N. and S.
      E. S. Rose 1000 Edgehill Avenue
      Tony Rose 08 Music Circle East
      Sevenmile Creek Edmondson Pike at Oakley
      Seven Oaks School Lane and McGavock
      Sevier Lealand at Clayton Avenue
      Shelby Shelby Avenue at S. 20th Street
      Shelby Bottoms East of Shelby Park
      Shelby Walk 1400 Shelby Avenue
      South Lindsley Avenue
      St. Bernards 21st Avenue N. at St. Bernards
      South Inglewood 1624 Rebecca Avenue
      Stones River Green 1203 Stones River Road
      Thompson Ln - Mill C ---- Thompson Lane
      Two Rivers 3150 McGavock Pike
      Edwin Warner 50 Vaughn Road
      Percy Warner 2500 Old Hickory Blvd.
      Watkins 616 17th Avenue North
      West 6105 Morrow Road
      Whites Creek 7277 Old Hickory Blvd.
      William Whitfield Edmondson at Brewer
      Willow Creek 1821 Westchester Drive
      Woodmont 912 Estes Drive

      List of Nashville golf courses:
      http://www.nashvillesports.com/golfcourses.html



      Nashville Weather


      Click for Nashville, Tennessee Forecast

      Nashville typically enjoys a comfortable and mild climate with only a few days of the year having either very hot or very cold conditions. Nashville does celebrate four very distinct seasons. Most of the city's rain is confined to the spring time, but a shower throughout the year is not unusual. The chart below will give you an idea of the average climate conditions for Nashville.

      Fall is a celebrated time throughout the State of Tennessee. Visitors come from all over to see the annual changing of the leaves during October. Days are warm and pleasant and evenings only require a sweater or light jacket. Since the weather is changeable, layered clothing is advised and a good idea to accommodate sunny days and cooler nights. Winter is a great time to visit the city's many attractions decorated to celebrate the holidays. Nashville radiates throughout the winter. If a snowfall does occur, it is usually in January or February, and is seldom heavy.

      Mon High Avg. Low Avg. Precipitation
      Jan 46 F/08 C 28 F/-2 C 4.5 in/11.4 cm
      Feb 51 F/11 C 30 F/-1 C 4.0 in/10.2 cm
      Mar 60 F/16 C 38 F/ 3 C 5.6 in/14.2 cm
      Apr 71 F/22 C 48 F/ 9 C 4.5 in/11.4 cm
      May 79 F/26 C 57 F/14 C 4.6 in/11.7 cm
      Jun 87 F/31 C 65 F/18 C 3.7 in/09.4 cm
      Jul 90 F/32 C 69 F/21 C 3.8 in/09.7 cm
      Aug 89 F/32 C 68 F/20 C 3.4 in/08.6 cm
      Sep 83 F/28 C 61 F/16 C 3.7 in/09.4 cm
      Oct 72 F/22 C 48 F/ 9 C 2.6 in/06.6 cm
      Nov 59 F/15 C 38 F/ 3 C 3.5 in/08.9 cm
      Dec 50 F/10 C 31 F/-1 C 4.6 in/11.7 cm

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