Looking for a local florist in the Franklin area to deliver flowers, gift arrangements, or roses to a special friend for Valentine's Day, Easter, a Birthday, Wedding or Anniversary gift, new Baby, or as a Thank You?

Here's a good place to start...

Whether you're from this area or not, it's easier than ever to send flowers or gift arrangements to someone who lives in Franklin, TN, thanks to the Internet where you can order online and have your flowers delivered locally -- usually the same day!

Check out all the best Franklin flower shops & florists that will deliver to Franklin, Tennessee below. Plus, find links to coupon codes for discounts on flowers.

Our neighbor to the south -- Spring Hill -- has been named the most business-friendly city in Tennessee.

Every year the Tennessee Center for Policy Research ranks the state's 50 largest cities based on four criteria - business tax burden, economic vitality, community allure and strategic location. Spring Hill scored the highest in the four areas, with about 94 percent out of a possible 100.

Whether you live in Middle Tennessee, or you're just passing through and want to shop at America's BEST department store: Target, you don't have to look too hard...

The Target store off Mallory Lane has been a staple in the Cool Springs area for years. But this year, three NEW Target stores have sprouted up in the trendy Nashville suburbs surrounding Cool Springs:

• Franklin, Tennessee (Parkway Commons, opened March 2005)
• Brentwood, Tennessee (The Shoppes of Brentwood Hills, opened July 2005)
• Spring Hill, Tennessee (near Town Center, opening date TBA)

"The median age of a Target customer is 45 with a $57,000 median household income. 90% of customers are female, 39% have children at home and 44% have completed college." Source

First, check this out.

---> About Teens, Morals & Religion

It's kinda deep... kinda eeewe... kinda sad... kinda interesting...

The article, summarized:

• Dawson McAllister Live is a Christian-based radio call-in show out of Spring Hill, Tennessee.

• The show's host, Dawson McAllister, is an ordained Southern Baptist minister who has worked with teenagers for 37 years.

• On the air, he offers advice and "someone to talk to" to 250,000 young people under the age of 25 every week. Another 250,000 adults also tune in.

• While his call-in show is among the most popular Christian radio shows in the country -- and is broadcast from downtown Spring Hill -- it doesn't air in the Nashville market.
  

Listen to Dawson McAllister "live" online!