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6A THE ASHLAND CITY TIMES NEWS TN-0001034376 BID NOTICE The Cheatham County Department is accepting bids for in car video systems. Bids must be sealed and marked IN CAR VIDEO, and received in the Accounting ce at 100 Public Square, Suite 115, Ashland City, TN 37015 by 2:00 pm on Tuesday, February 3, 2015 for bid opening. Cheatham County reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. For bid cations, you may contact the Accounting ce at (615) 792-2037. CHEATHAM COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING AGENDA FOR FEBRUARY 5, 2015 The Cheatham County Planning Commission will meet on Thursday, February 5, 2015 at 6:00 p.m.

in the Cheatham County Court House on the 2nd oor in the General Sessions Courtroom in Ashland City, TN. The following Agenda Item shall be heard: 1. Mr. Joseph Maxey, requesting a Zone Change from C-1 to C-2 to construct Mini Storage Warehouses. Mr.

Maxey is requesting to only rezone 6 acres out of the 10.57 acre tract. Property is located on Hwy 41- Cedar Hill, Map 3 Parcel 72. Property is in the 3rd voting district and is not in a Flood Area. CHRIS ATKINS, DIRECTOR CHEATHAM COUNTY BUILDING DEPARTMENT TN-0001035955 Jeremy C. and Tara J.

Boyd to Doris D. Nickens, Marion Nickens and Jacquelyn Harris, 1142 Wiley Pardue Ashland City, $285,000 John Anthony Dalaviras, Trustee to Raymond G. Comfort, 1 84 Lexi Lane, Ashland City, $145,000 Estate of Essie Virginia Miles to Robert L. Rhea, 3537 Highway 12 North, Ashland City, $105,000 Bonnie M. Gleaves and Zachary C.

Gleaves to Brian D. and Kathy S. Best, 1001Ben Collier Charlotte, $25,000 Kevin and Tasha Heckerd to Cody Leigh McCore and Jamie Linn McCore, 1189 Kimbrough Ashland City, $200,000 Shana Meulman to Jonathan and Kara D. Wheeler, 787 Dixie Lane, Pleasant View, $217,000 Andrew J. Soto to Karen A.

Tidwell, 1012 Goose Bay Ashland City, $315,000 Freddie D. Warden to Anna Ruth Garner, 1060 Bald Eagle Kingston Springs, $137,900 Shannon White to Yonel E. Angeles, 916 Old Highway 12, Ashland City, $28,000 Secretary of HUD to Matthew Batts, 1169 Saddle Tree Ashland City, $45,000 Secretary of HUD to Elizabeth B. Derrick, 1822 Mosely Ferry Chapmansboro, $86,000 BUILDING PERMITS Joe M. and Beverly E.

Fort, 1808 Mt. Zion Ashland City, accessory building, $10,000 Chad Hunnell, 1000 Willow- bank Ashland City, accessory building, $9,000 Simpson Metal Culvert Company LLC, Highway 41-A, Pleasant iew, accessory building, $14,000 Richard and Sandy Taylor, 1163 Marvel Ashland City, addition, $6,000 John L. Borum 199 Spann Ashland City, demolition, $2,500 PROPERTY TRANSFERS The recent "Pink Out" football games at Cheatham County and Harpeth high schools raised al- ost $6,000 for the Ameri can Cancer aking Strides Against Breast Cancer. Farm Bureau Insurance of Tennessee sponsored 35 high school "Pink ut" games across Tenn essee. CCCHS and HHS were among the schools to ost games during the 2014 season.

Along with a silent auction, fans bid on each pink ootball jersey worn by he players and local mer- hants pledged donations toward each jersey. Participating Farm Bureau offices and high chools included Spencer Garrett and his office at HS and Wes Aymett and his office at CCCHS. verall, Farm Bureau Insurance "Pink Out" games raised $300,000 for the American Cancer Soc Making Strides A gainst Breast Cancer in ennessee. Other events benefit- ting the American Cancer Society include the Cheatham County Relay or Life pancake break- ast on Saturday, March 21at 8 a.m. at the Senior enter at Ashland City.

Plates are $5 for adults and $3 for children This year's Relay event ill be held on Saturday, ay 2 from 10 a.m. to 10 at Riverbluff Park in Ashland City. THE TIMES football games raise $6,000 SUBMITTED PHOTO The recent "Pink Out" football games at Cheatham County and Harpeth high schools raised almost $6,000 for the American Cancer Making Strides Against Breast Cancer. Participating Farm Bureau offices included Spencer Garrett and his office at HHS and Wes Aymett and his office at CCCHS. The Family Health Center of Ashland City has hired a new family nurse practitioner, Joni Bauguss, APN.

Bauguss (pronounced grad- ated from the nurse ractitioner program at anderbilt University chool of Nursing in Aug ust 2014 and started working in Ashland City in November. Bauguss is a graduate of Harding University in earcy, and a native of South Dakota. She moved to Nashville in 2010 as a registered nurse in pediatric emergency room, where she continued to work while she went through the nurse practitioner program. She and her husband, Ean, live in Bellevue. The Family Health Center of Ashland City is at 342 Frey St.

in Ashland City in the Sycamore Square shopping center near Tractor Supply. They are accepting new patients, with visits appointment only. Bauguss works full- ime to replace the three nurse practitioners who were job-sharing: Susan Johnson, Ginny Dolezal a nd Louisa Altman, while Altman will con- tinue to work at the Family Health Center when another provider is sick or on vacation. Bauguss joins Scott D. Brown, M.D., clinic owner and director, and Suzanne E.

ilva, PA-C. All of the providers at he Family Health Center are board certified and committed to excellence in healthcare. THE TIMES Bauguss joins Family Health Center staff SUBMITTED PHOTO Joni Bauguss is a new family nurse practitioner at The Family Health Center of Ashland City. Readers of The Ashland City Times have the opportunity to win an afghan depicting Cheatham County landmarks of historic interest. The contest promotes shopping in Cheatham County and supporting local businesses and is published twice monthly in The Ashland City Times.

Two winners are drawn monthly from entries submitted to the newspaper. The December sponsors were the Bethesda Center and the Cheatham County Public Library. The December winners were Linda Myers of Joelton and Joyce Niebel of Ashland City. afghan winners Linda Myers of Joelton Joyce Niebel of Ashland City.