An Update on Nashville Businesses Affected by Tornado

An update on Nashville businesses affected by March tornado

A global pandemic on the heels of a natural disaster has many Nashville businesses struggling to get back on their feet. Some of our community’s most beloved merchants and eateries are still in the process of rebuilding due to damage sustained from the March 3rd tornadoes and some haven’t fully reopened yet due to COVID-19 restrictions. We were curious to see where they all stand now. You may want to check each business’s website and social media for their current status and hours as things still seem to be changing on a daily basis for some.

While all of these businesses can use our support right now, it’s also important to remember the hospitality workers who are now out of work due to closures. Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee created the Tennessee Action for Hospitality Assistance Fund to offer up to $1,000 grants to qualifying individuals.

“The importance placed specifically on employees of Independent restaurants and bars is to preserve what cannot be replaced— establishments that create culture— by providing meaningful assistance to those who may not qualify for other need-based funds but who cannot meet their financial obligations by unemployment alone.” 

Click here to become a donor and support hospitality workers in Tennessee.

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About the Author

My wife and I live in Donelson, where we both were raised and graduated from high school (DCA Classes of 1983 and 1984).  Our current home is on the Cumberland River, very close to my childhood home and the former homes of both my McDonald and Rice grandparents.

Our daughter and son are grown now, and our daughter, Stephanie Miller, is my real estate partner.  She lives in Lebanon with her husband and their two children.  While Stephanie and I specialize in the areas of Downtown Nashville, Donelson, Hermitage, Old Hickory, Mt. Juliet and Lebanon, we have and do serve clients all over Middle Tennessee.

As a Nashville native, I’ve spent a lifetime watching our city evolve, and I am enthusiastic about showcasing it to others and serving their real estate needs.

Services

1997 — 2000   Fleetwood HOA Board Officer

2013 — 2016   Rhythm at Music Row HOA Board Officer

2017   Greater Nashville Realtors: Housing Opportunities & Affordability Committee

2017 — 2018   St. Martin Square HOA Board Officer

2017 — 2019   Brentwood Photography Group Board

2018 — 2019   Senior Ride Nashville


Memberships

National Association of REALTORS®

Tennessee Association of REALTORS®

Greater Nashville Association of REALTORS®