“Cheapest Places to Live” top ten list offers some great places to live in. Nashville, Tennessee is listed in the 5th place. Most Americans consider Nashville as a great place to live in and even to stay there for a holiday. This music city is certainly a top spot for American culture and entertainment. Austin, Texas in 10th place is a popular place to live in. Austin has become one of the nation’s leading hot spots for the high-tech industry so not only is the cost of living low – the job prospects are great and getting better every day. Nashville is a warm and welcoming city. A city one would like to call home.
Great local events:
Ryman Auditorium: The Ryman Auditorium originally opened in Nashville, Tennessee in 1892 under the name Union Gospel Tabernacle. The name of the venue was later changed to the Ryman Auditorium in honor of its founder Thomas G. Ryman… (View all Ryman Auditorium events)
Monday, February 20 at 7:00 PM.: Ryman Auditorium, 116 Fifth Avenue North, Nashville, TN 37219. With a year of accolades, hit singles and a soon-to-be platinum album already under their belts, The Band Perry has now announced that their first headlining performance in Nashville will take place at none other than the historic Ryman Auditorium on February 20. While TBP has previously graced the Ryman stage during the Grand Ole Opry and other multi-artist events, this will be their debut as headliners on this revered stage.
Read the local news:
When Brentwood High senior standout Robby Graves decided to join the Air Force Academy and its Division I college swim team next year, he had plenty of experience around to draw on to help him. Both of his parents served as Air Force pilots and now commercial airline pilots. Graves’ mom, Sandy Thompson Graves, graduated in the sixth class of women cadets at the Academy and then became a pilot and pilot instructor in the Air Force.
- In Outside the Brentwood Bubble, a former Brentwood High School football player joins his college offensive line in a trip to Ethiopia to build a well and support a sports camp.
- In Business, Arnelle Adcocks asks us why we make To Do Lists. Do we feel required to get a certain amount of work done — tasks accomplished — for personal organization and business accomplishment? Order and accomplishment do help us feel better.
- In There’s a Stranger in My House, Dr. Jim Wellborn says don’t wait to talk to your kid about alcohol and drugs until after they face the decision whether or not to use.
- In What I Know, Bob McKinney takes a look at the current political climate. It could get interesting.
When Brentwood High senior standout Robby Graves decided to join the Air Force Academy and its Division I college swim team next year, he had plenty of experience around to draw on to help him. Both of his parents served as Air Force pilots and now commercial airline pilots. Graves’ mom, Sandy Thompson Graves, graduated in the sixth class of women cadets at the Academy and then became a pilot and pilot instructor in the Air Force.













