Mornings on Main Street

We have the pleasure of introducing you to Nashville voice actor Kelly D'Ambrosio Scott Stewart interviews Tennessee Representative, Clay Doggett.

We invited Rob Corrigan, Veterans Business Outreach Center, to sit down with us and tell us about an event in Clarksville tomorrow. Tom Adkinson invites us to go see the plays performed by the Robertson County Players. Scott Stewart interviews JJ Brindley, Mayor of Pulaski, in this last installment.

Jeanene Hupy, Founder of Comfort Connections in Nashville, shares her story and mission on comforting people through dogs. We meet with Joseph McConnell, owner of Terra Firma Land Management, to tell us how to improve the look and quality of your driveways.

Reporter Olivia Adams speaks with Jo Ann McClellan with the African American Heritage Society about a new exhibit at the Maury County Library. We learn the importance of a good credit score from Quentrece Smith, Vice President of Branch Delivery at Ascend Federal Credit Union. Scott Stewart gives us part two of Mayor's Corner with Pulaski Mayor JJ Brindley.  

Carolyn Stier Ferrell invites us to take her Clarksville downtown historic walking tour. Devon O'Day and Sylvia Ganier talks about fresh herbs and okra on Devon's Table. Trying your luck at winning the Clarksville Scavenger Hunt sponsored by the Clarksville Civitan Club at Riverfest 2023.

Maggie Houts, event planning supervisor for Clarksville Parks and Recreation, invites us out to the last Riverfest. We head out to BBeautiful Injectable & Salt Rooms in Murfreesboro to speak with the owner, Trinae Lashley. Scott Stewart and Jessie Parker, director of Giles County Chamber of Commerce, talk about the fair and Here's the Beef Festival in Pulaski.

We invited Kezney Batey, marketing director of Sherry's Hope in Lebanon, to tell us about their mission and this weekend's 5K Run/Walk. Erin Yow dropped by to tell us about Sound the Alarm, Save a Life campaign by the American Red Cross. The Toy Patrol Ride is this Saturday in Charlotte, and Lt. Jennifer Caruthers of the Dickson Co. Sheriff's Office shares how to participate.

We revisit Boro Bowls in Murfreesboro. Lete's Eat with Catherine Mayhew at Waffle House. Gabriel Perez shows us the different types of tents we can choose before camping.

We learn all about The Quest Center in Dickson from its executive director John Johnson. Pedestrian and Traffic Safety was the focus on Taste of Nashville from Kim Van Atta, the Dept. of Highway Safety assistant director. Reporter Chris Yow takes us to Columbia Academy to hear how they are being provide with AEDs and trauma kits.

The Dickson County Fair starts tonight, and we sat down with Steve Manley, fair board president, who told us about some of the events. Amy Pilkinton Ashby, director of Fairest of the Fair, tells us that these pageants at the Dickson County Fair are also fundraisers. Devon's Table with Devon O'Day and Sylvia Ganier talk a bit about tomatoes.

We visit Clarksville Montgomery County Ajax Turner 50+ Center and speak with Jan Holleman, Marketing Fundraising Coordinator, and Ricky Willis, Fiscal Director. Scott Stewart, publisher of Pulaski Citizen sits down with the Mayor of Pulaski, J.J. Brindley. Heather Gallagher encourages us to come visit a 1,678 acre natural area in north Davidson County called Beaman Park.

We visit Dow Street Community Music School in Murfreesboro and sat down with Andrea Dawson, founder, and Jill Austin, board chair. Tom Adkinson travels to Lodge Museum or Cast Iron in South Pittsburgh. Jessica Dauphin, president and CEO of Transit Alliance of Middle Tennessee, talks to us about tonight's forum.

John M. Pollpeter, Lead naturalist at Woodlands Nature Station at Land Between the Lakes invites us over to see their red wolves. Let's Eat some bacon with Catherine Mayhew. We visit Mother's Milk Bank in Murfreesboro, so Ashley Jones, lab supervisor, can show us how they process donated breast milk. A look back at Cheatham County Homeless Coalition.

Quentrece Smith, vice president of branch delivery at Ascend Federal Credit Union, explains credit scores. Reporter Olivia Adams sits with Joe Curry, owner of Joey's Italian Ices in Columbia. Mary Hance and Tuwanda Coleman tell us some things we may want to know about children's consignment sales.

At Legends Steakhouse in Smyrna, we get the backstory on this independent restaurant from Bill Osborn, director of operations. At the Wilson County Fair - Tennessee State Fair in Lebanon, we speak with 4-H Youth Development Director, Justin Crowe, and 4-H member, Cade Simmons. BBB Middle Tennessee Regional Manager, Kimberly Myer, warns us about storm chasing scams. We visit the Wilson County Fair...

We revisit a segment by Chris Yow where he sat down with Shelly Sassen, CEO of The Well Outreach in Spring Hill. Melanie Thompson, BBB Regional Senior VP, and Rose Melton, Retail Market Manager at Altra Federal Credit Union, invite us to the 50+ Expo in Clarksville. At Legends Steakhouse in Smyrna, we get the backstory on this independent restaurant from Bill Osborn, director of operations.

Tom Adkinson travels to Alvin C. York State Park in Pall Mall and shares with us its beauty and history. BBB Middle Tennessee Regional Manager, Kimberly Myer, warns us about stormchasing scams.  We invite Erin Yow from the Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce to the studio to talk about the Clarksville Young Professionals program.

Officer Dylan Lawrence of the Clarksville Police Dept. stopped by to make us aware of the information bumper stickers reveal about your children. We meet with Sergeant Cortney Carmona of the United States Army in Ft. Campbell to tell us what your USO donation means to soldiers. Dave Gould, owner of Main Street Media of Tennessee, talks about some new TV shows.

Officer Dylan Lawrence of the Clarksville Police Dept. stopped by to help us be aware of the information bumper stickers reveal about your children. Scott Stewart from the Pulaski Citizen, met up with Tammy Pierchoski, executive director of STAAR Theatre in Pulaski, to tell us about some upcoming programs and events.  Restore Hyper Wellness nurse, Emily Smith, invites us to one of their locations...

We head over to White Bluff to meet Chelsea and Anthony Vargas from the Dickson Bee Club to hear all about this weekend's World Honeybee Day Festival. Dave Gould, owner of Main Street Media of Tennessee, talks about some new TV shows starting soon. We invited Wade Neely and Scott Stewart from the Pulaski Citizen to tell us about their new Main Street Media radio live football coverage on Thursday...

We headed over to First Horizon Park, home of the Nashville Sounds, this morning to speak with Collin Perry about the fun they have coming up this week. Kevin Kurowski talks to us about finding the best Nashville Sounds ticket plans that suits you best. Tom Adkinson takes us to Chattanooga to visit the International Towing Museum.

Carpe Artista directors tell us all about how their academy helps the youth and communities. Let's Eat with Catherine Mayhew at King Market in Antioch. We meet with Sergeant Cortney Carmona of the United States Army in Ft. Campbell to tell us what your USO donation means to soldiers.

Jeff Bennett, director of regional operations at Habitat for Humanity of Greater Nashville, talks to us about the builds in Robertson County. Reporter Chris Yow is in Columbia speaking with Kelli Johnson about First Friday. We invite Erin Spence, Ascend Credit Union assistant VP of business development, to come share some history about Ascend.

We share a video by Kubota Hometown Proud about the Black Farms, Food & Families Project. Julie Tarrents, President of Clarksville Civitan Club, invites us to participate in the Scavenger Hunt at Riverfest in Clarksville. Trainer, instructor and author, Lisa Wysocky, tells us about her new podcast, Celebs with Horses.

Andrew Kester, director of Montgomery Co. Veterans Organization, joined us to talk to us about PACT Act Summer VetFest happening tomorrow.  We revisit an interview we had with Dr. Phil Wenk of Delta Dental to discuss oral healthcare for young children. In Dickson, we met up with Michael Lisenby to hear him talk about his decision to move to this area to pursue his dream of becoming a singer and so...