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Shelbyville MainstreetShelbyville Mainstreet was born in 2007. Since its inception, the website has grown to be the third site most visited when searching for something in Shelbyville, Tennessee. The site receives 300 to 500 visitors per day and is growing each week. Our site only promotes quality businesses and events pertinent to this area of Tennessee. Our influence in Bedford County encourages growth and prosperity for our community. We want to establish our new site for people to be able to find anything that Bedford County offers. Just think of Shelbyville Mainstreet like our local Google -- an easy search for anyone wanting to know more about Shelbyville Tennessee and Bedford County. Best of all, unlike many sites, Shelbyville Mainstreet is kid-friendly! We have a corner strictly for kids of all ages to enjoy. Take a look, read a story. In coming months, kids can enter contests, try our craft ideas, and respond to the site with ideas of things they would like to see in their own special corner of the site.
Tea Partiers now protest themselves?
The National Tea Party Convention scheduled for this week in Nashville has hit a major pot-hole in the road, threatening to knock the wheels off the controversial and sometimes confused political movement.
Fighting within the group over money and leadership has caused two of the main speakers for the event, Republican Reps. Michelle Bachmann from Minnesota, and Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee to cancel their appearances, as Convention Organizer Judson Phillips (a Nashville DUI attorney), and other Tea Party activists continue to threaten each other with legal action. Tea Party insiders are ... What is this Twitter thing?
I am getting quite a few emails asking why people use Twitter and why it is important? Most of the people that I converse with via email or in Private messages are small business owners, bloggers or new internet marketers looking to get a slight edge and save a little money before they invest in large websites, or other internet ventures. They pay me fair wages to get the most bang for their buck. So this question comes up, should I use twitter and why? What is so great about this?
These questions are hard to answer if you are thinking of it as ... It's cold outside...Al Gore must be crazy
It's been unusually cold the last few weeks. I guess since January doesn't feel like July, and it actually still even snows sometimes in the winter, all this global warming stuff must be a bunch of B.S. Right? Plus, Sean Hannity said on Fox news the other night that "2009 was the coldest year on record." So I did some research. Fact is, 2009 is the 5th warmest on record...oops. Another fact is that the last decade was the warmest our planet has ever been. The warmest before that was the 1990's. So, earth is definitely getting warmer, but there is still the argument of whether or not ...
James Madison
James Madison, entered office at the age of 58 and served 2 terms: 1809-1817. Demo-Rep. He lived from 16 March 1751 till 28 June 1836 Cause of death not yet found.
Madison was fond of being told how much he looked like George Washington, (maybe that explains the “stern” look in this painting) So much so that he even dressed like the iconic hero—long after silk stockings and pigtails had gone out of fashion. James ... Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson, Entered our highest office at 57and served 2 terms: 1801-1809 . “Democratic- Republican” (modern Democrat) Lived from 13.Apr.1743 to July 4, 1826 .
Jefferson was what many would call a “Renaissance Man.” A man of many roles and talents, he was an architect, engineer, surveyor, inventor, lawyer, philosopher and writer. He was an avid student of the great European philosophers of the Age of Reason, one of many historical periods during which all conventional ... |
