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Bathing a dog is one thing, a Frenchie is another (relevance: 100%, date: Oct 15, 2025)
They say life is all about the little decisions you make each day.
The one I made about 425 days ago to acquire a French Bulldog has been questioned about 395 times. These questions are from my family, friends, total strangers and me.
I did a lot of research on Frenchies before taking the plunge. Every source said they were good and loyal companions, well behaved, shed very little, didn't cause allergy problems or temper tantrums from their owners and in general were clean animals.

Shipping container ordinance still undefined; town council work session incomplete (relevance: 100%, date: Oct 15, 2025)
NASHVILLE- An Oct. 8 morning work session between Nashville town council members and staff, who did a sit-down with Michael Harvey, a consultant from N-Focus, to work on shipping container ordinance details was left incomplete; council members asked Harvey to craft a more detailed description of the containers and also asked Harvey to work with town attorney Francis Rasberry on one section where the two men did not agree.

NASH COUNTY DEED TRANSFERS (relevance: 66.7%, date: Oct 15, 2025)
Andrew Watson, Andrew J. Watson, Rebecca E. Watson, Rebecca Ellington Watson to Jordan Corbett-Viverette, Jordan Corbett Viverette and Andrew Viverette; 10369 Chestnut Ridge Road, Bailey; $260,000
Starlight Homes North Carolina, LLC to Ashley Kristine Mace; 970 Bombardier Alley, Spring Hope; $315,000
Daniel E. Thompson and Olivia T. Thompson to Daniel E. Thompson and Olivia T. Thompson; two acres

Church Events Calendar (relevance: 66.7%, date: Apr 26, 2006)

COMMUNITY CALENDAR (relevance: 66.7%, date: Apr 18, 2006)

Nashville candidates weigh in on local issues (relevance: 33.3%, date: Oct 15, 2025)
NASHVILLE - Capital expenditures, infrastructure concerns, town growth, and the MSD district were among issues fielded by the three candidates for two seats on the Nashville town council at a Candidates' Forum. The event, sponsored by the Nashville Chamber of Commerce, was held 7 p.m. Tuesday night at council chambers in the Cooley Library. About twenty members of the public attended.
Incumbent council members Larry Taylor and Kate Burns were on the hot seat along with challenger Jeff Dodson, having two minutes to answer a series of questions posed by Scott Hale, Chamber Vice President.