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Red, White and Zoo to be held at Nashville Zoo, July 26th
July 13, 2019 | 
Nashville, TN – On Friday, July 26th, 2019, the Nashville Zoo will be holding their annual Red, White and Zoo event from 7:00pm until 10:00pm. All lovers of wine are invited.
The social event takes patrons on an evening stroll through parts of the Zoo as they enjoy unlimited wine from around the world.
The Zoo’s Sumatran tiger, Andean bear, Caribbean flamingo, meerkat exhibit and more will all be open until sundown with keepers available to answer guests’questions. Other activities for the evening include live music, special animal encounters and food available for purchase through local vendors.
Nashville Zoo to host annual Red White & Zoo on Friday, July 26th. (Nathan Zucker)
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Austin Peay State University’s award-winning winemaker Kelley Price
Clarksville, TN – When she first started work as an instructor in the Austin Peay State University (APSU) Culinary Arts program, Chef Kelley Price, a former U.S Marine Corps Military Police Officer, thought she might be a bit twisted. Not in a bad way. She’s just easily bored and likes to mix things up a bit.
Austin Peay State University Culinary Arts program instructor Chef Kelley Price. (APSU)
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Seven-Day Wine and Alcohol Sales Legislation to be Considered
Written by Curtis Johnson
Tennessee State Representative
Nashville, TN – The House Finance, Ways and Means Committee will next week consider legislation to permit retail food stores to sell wine and retail package stores to sell alcoholic beverages seven days a week.
House Bill 1540 would put retailers on par with restaurants, hotels, convention centers, tourist resorts and other businesses in Tennessee which are already allowed to sell wine and spirits any day of the week under state law.
Presently, retailers can sell beer seven days a week in Tennessee, while the sale of wine and distilled spirits is limited to Monday through Saturday and is not allowed on certain holidays.
Clarksville Insurers meet with Representative Johnson for Insurance Day on the Hill, March 6th, 2018.
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Dodging the Roadkill: Kentucky State BBQ Festival
Danville, KY – What started as a weekend motorcycle trip through the beautiful Kentucky countryside, turned into a discovery of one of the coolest festivals I have ever been to.
The Kentucky State BBQ Festival, in Danville Kentucky.
The Danville event looked like an interesting place to go and who doesn’t love good BBQ? And this festival featured the rock stars of the BBQ world, so, you know, somebody’s got to do it!
As a “foodie” myself, just the opportunity to meet Moe Cason and the legendary Mike Mills was enough for me, but seeing our Nashville friends, Peg Leg Porker was a real treat. Learn more about this year’s Pitmasters here.
Kentucky State BBQ Festival
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Nashville Zoo to hold Red, White and Zoo Wine Event on July 10th
Nashville, TN – Nashville Zoo invites wine lovers to Red, White and Zoo on Friday, July 10th at 7:00pm. This inaugural social event takes patrons on an evening stroll through parts of the Zoo as they enjoy unlimited wine tastings from around the world.
At Red, White and Zoo, guests can wander the Zoo trails while enjoying unlimited samples of wine. The Zoo’s Unseen New World, Caribbean flamingo, cassowary and kangaroo exhibits will all be open until sundown with keepers available to answer guests’ questions.
Nashville Zoo’s Red, White and Zoo event set for July 10th. (Amiee Stubbs)
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Beachaven Winery’s Jazz on the Lawn kicked off Saturday in a big way
Clarksville, TN – Hundreds of people descended on Beachaven Vineyard and Winery Saturday, May 9th, for the first concert of the Jazz on the Lawn season. Chairs and blankets filled the lawn as everyone got ready to spend quality time with friends and family.
“There’s a huge crowd already and the music hasn’t even started,” said Louisa Cooke. “It’s a wonderful night and were glad it’s already jazz season again.”
The Bicho Brothers Band kicked off the 2015 Jazz on the Lawn concert series Saturday night, May 9th.
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Clarksville Junior Auxiliary to host 4th annual Cheers for Charity, April 11th
Clarksville, TN – Looking for something fun to do? How about a wine tasting with some added flair? Junior Auxiliary of Clarksville will host the 4th annual Cheers for Charity on Saturday, April 11th at the Sango Event Center. Tickets are on sale now!
Cheers for Charity is an evening of wine tasting with a little competition! Each team, consisting of two people, will bring three bottles of the same wine.
Upon check in, two bottles are bagged and numbered for tasting. The third bottle is set aside to be awarded to the winning teams. «Read the rest of this article»
ShopSmart releases their Best and Worst Products of 2014
The winners and losers from the products tested in 2014
Yonkers, NY – Not every product lives up to its claims, and others sometimes exceed expectations.
The January 2015 issue of ShopSmart, from Consumer Reports, spotlights the best of the best tested this year which includes more than 45 products in these seven categories: food and wine; cooking, food prep & storage; cleaning; home improvement; beauty, health, and fitness; electronics; and cars.
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Tennessee State Representative John Tidwell Legislative Update, February 13th, 2014
Nashville, TN – On February 3rd, Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam delivered his fourth State of the State address to the legislature.
The highlight of the speech was the Governor’s plan to revive – and expand – a proposal from former Governor Bredesen to offer free college tuition to graduating high school seniors going to community or technical colleges.
In 2007, Governor Bredesen proposed using lottery funds to guarantee a free community or technical college degree for any graduating senior with a ‘C’ average or higher. The plan ultimately failed to receive the support of the Republicans in the State Senate. «Read the rest of this article»
Tennessee State Representative John Tidwell: Legislative Update for February 2014
Nashville, TN – President Barack Obama came to Nashville on Thursday as part of his post State of the Union tour of speeches.
The President chose to speak at McGavock High School in part because of the great work local schools have done to improve student achievement and graduation rates.
Part of the success has been the Nashville Career Academies program, instituted by MNPS with the help of then Governor Phil Bredesen, which has offered the opportunity for many Tennesseans to learn the skills needed to join the middle class. «Read the rest of this article»
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