undeveloped land

My summary of Metro Council feedback on the Bells Bend Plan did not accurately protray the bang-up job that CM Emily Evans did last night addressing the median income differences between the Scottsboro/Bells Bend Community and Cool Springs (as well as

Kay Brooks thinks she knows why liberals aren’t flocking to support a Music Row property owner whose pancel is being threatened by eminent domain:

At Nashville is Talking Christian Grantham asks:

Sean Braisted doesn’t see the necessity in preserving the rural character of Bells Bend, one of the few remaining rural areas which remain in Davidson County:

Christine Buttorf reports on an effort by the Bells Bend community to stop a planned development which would create a shadow downtown over the next 20 years in what could be considered the only rural portion left of Davidson County.

As soon as Ben and I drove home from a conference in North Carolina on Friday morning, Becky and the kids and I packed the van and headed to Texas for a family reunion at my Aunt Janie’s house just outside San Augustine. It’s a beautiful place - rolling wooded hills, undeveloped land that goes on for miles, cows and horses and deer and the occasional home.

I just lobbed the following out to the papers.

To the Editor

By the time this letter is published, our newly seated Board of Mayor and Alderman will have chosen my Alderperson.