PLA MEDIA AND PAM LEWIS PROPERTIES DONATING TEN PERCENT OF MARCH’S INCOME TO TORNADO RELIEF
PLA MEDIA AND PAM LEWIS PROPERTIES DONATING TEN PERCENT OF MARCH’S INCOME TO TORNADO RELIEF Dear friends, journalists and colleagues, In the wake of last…
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Historic Marker Erected to Honor Franklin’s Green Book Entry
Historic Marker Erected to Honor Franklin’s Green Book Entry Public Dedication of Historic Green Book Home Saturday February 15th, 10 a.m. there will be a…
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PLA MEDIA SIGNS LINDSAY BOWMAN TO ITS AWARD-WINNING ROSTER
PLA MEDIA SIGNS LINDSAY BOWMAN TO ITS AWARD-WINNING ROSTER PLA Media is proud to announce the addition of Lindsay Bowman to its award-winning roster. Lindsay…
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PAM LEWIS RECIEVES SAVE THE FRANKLIN BATTLEFIELD’S “TENNIE PINKERTON DOZIER AWARD” FOR PRESERVATION EFFORTS
PAM LEWIS RECEIVES SAVE THE FRANKLIN BATTLEFIELD’S “TENNIE PINKERTON DOZIER AWARD” FOR PRESERVATION EFFORTS Long time Franklin resident and preservationist Pam Lewis was honored…
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JOHNNY CASH MUSEUM PRESENTED WITH JOHNNY CASH’S 1979 DEPUTY SHERIFF COMMISSION CARD BY DAVIDSON COUNTY SHERIFF HALL
Contact: Mark Logsdon Phone: (615) 327-0100 Email: mark.logsdon@plamedia.com JOHNNY CASH MUSEUM PRESENTED WITH JOHNNY CASH’S 1979 DEPUTY SHERIFF COMMISSION CARD BY DAVIDSON COUNTY SHERIFF…
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Board Approves Development Plan for Nashville’s Music Row
http://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/tennessee/articles/2019-06-28/board-approves-development-plan-for-nashvilles-music-row
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Music Row Added to List of ‘Most Endangered Historic Places’
The National Trust for Historic Preservation says in a statement that Music Row plays a critical role in the identity, economy, and culture of Nashville,…
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Music Row on This Year’s 11 Most Endangered Historic Places List
Each year, the list of America’s 11 Most Endangered Historic Places sheds light on important examples of our nation’s heritage that are at risk of destruction…
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Music Row awarded gloomy recognition: One of America’s most endangered historic landmarks
Nashville’s historic Music Row district has been awarded a grim distinction. The National Trust for Historic Preservation on Thursday named the streets where Patsy Cline recorded “Crazy” and Dolly…
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