Nashville's famed Printers Alley is so named because of the large number of printing companies that used to be housed in that alley. In fact, the last printer to leave the alley was Ambrose Printing Company in 1977.

Today, Printers Alley is a Nashville hot spot for tourists and locals alike. Popular sites in the alley include: Bourbon Street Blues & Boogie Bar, the Fiddle and Steel Guitar Bar, and Lonnie's Western Room -- to name just a few.

It's good to know that the town in which we live operates on the cutting edge of technology when it comes to critical response life-saving techniques and rapid mobile command centers.

Franklin, Tennessee has a new life saver in town and it's called the Critical Incident Command Vehicle. Now help is on the way... faster than ever!

I love going to the doctor!

I know, most people aren't shouting to the masses about their ailments and the doctors who treat them, but I just have to give props to my doctor, Michael Overfelt, because he re-defines what it means to be a "family doctor".