McKay Used Bookstore Bigger and Better than Ever!
The New Store will open Saturday, March 10th at 9am! 
McKay's recently closed their Charlotte Pike store to move to their new, much larger, location at 636 Old Hickory Blvd in the Bellevue area. McKay's first opened in Nashville in the fall of 2007. It is the largest used books and music store in the Middle Tennessee area.
Known locally, just as McKay's, McKay Used Books & CDs buys, sells, and trades books, CDs, and DVDs. Vinyl is making a huge comeback and this is the place to find those Oldies but Goodies!
Store details:
McKay Used Books & CDs
636 Old Hickory Blvd
615-353-2595
Hours:
9am-9pm Monday through Thursday
9am-10pm Friday and Saturday
11am-7pm Sunday
Country Music Cluster Dog Show Coming to Franklin

This weekend the Nashville Kennel Club and The Tullahoma Kennel Club will present the Country Music Cluster Dog Show at the Williamson County AgExpo Park in Franklin. Starting Thursday, over 2000 dogs in 150 breeds will compete in this free event. Chris Reid, the Dog Show Tour Lady will provide free tours all four days. They say she’s a walking encyclopedia. She’ll be able to tell you about the different breeds and how they are judged.
The event is free, but parking is $5. Pets are NOT allowed. www.NashvilleKennelClub.org
Ride MTA buses Free Friday March 9, 2012 ALL day!

Mayor Karl Dean and the Nashville MTA CEO Paul Ballard announced that on Friday March 9, 2012, starting with the first MTA bus leaving the station, all rides will be free! The free rides will continue until the last MTA bus has returned to the station.
Mayor Dean said, "I am convinced that if more people tried it, they would appreciate the many benefits and convenience just like I do....I hope to encourage a large number of Nashvillians to leave their cars at home and ride on MTA buses".
There are 40 bus routs through out the city. To see the routes, vist NashvilleMTA.org.
Market Trends January 2012
Homes sales in the Nashville TN area have increased each month for 7 months straight compared to the same months a year ago.
January saw prices increase almost 1.5% compared to January of 2011. The actual number of closings increased 16%!
Realtors are saying that business has picked up tremendously. Most feel that the bottom on home prices has hit and are seeing price increases. People are feeling more confident about the economy and their jobs locally.
The Nashville TN Real Estate market, as recently as last year, saw homes lingering on the market for months and months. Many Sellers just gave up and let their listings expire. As a result, inventory is way down. December of 2011 saw the most gain, 21.4%, and had the most sales since 2007.
Recent reports from around the country are relaying similar results. A post by ActiveRain on Real Estate Values shares data discussing the Recovery or Not.
Many Sellers put their homes on the market in the spring. With the lower inventory, and mild weather, now is really the time to get it on the market. Real Estate is Local and Nashville TN is no different. If you are thinking of Buying or Selling a home we strongly recommend that you find a local Realtor who can help you with your Real Estate needs.
Chili's Bar & Grill Supports Big Brothers Big Sisters of Middle Tennessee Today!
Print the Flyer below and take it to any Middle Tennessee area Chili's Bar & Grill today Tuesday February 28, 2012 between 11am and 11pm.
Chili's will donate a portion of your purchase to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Middle Tennessee. This is a great organization and now you have an easy way to help them make a difference in a child's life.
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