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The one in DT Minneapolis is also very nice, though I assume that is their flagship.

Take a look at Huntington Park in Columbus as well if you want to see a AAA ballpark done well and placed in a great area. There's a reason the Clippers had, I believe, the highest attendance in AAA this year.

I definitely think something like the 670 cap in Columbus would work great over Division/12th. Can't link to it now as I'm on my phone, but a quick Google search will show you what that one looks like. You don't even know you're over the interstate when you're on it, and it really helps connect downtown with the Short North neighborhood here.

I'm in school at Ohio State, and literally if you didn't already know that the cap had been built you would never know that you were over top of 670. It's a fantastic job, and the businesses that are in the cap are very high end. It's done a great job of connecting the convention center, DT, and the Arena District to the Short North (which is a fantastic area in its own right without those areas).

I think my favorite was from the lady from Clarksville who didn't see how it would help people from outside of Nashville... Like why even ask that lady for a quote? It's not supposed to directly help you when you live an hour away.

Not to speak for Lexy, but with Southwest having such a large presence here it makes another airline less likely to make Nashville a hub or put any sort of a medium to large size operation here. This holds us back from getting an American/Delta/US Air here to provide overseas flights.

Well whoever was flying it was putting on a little show too because he flew by me twice.

Okay, so I'm working today at an apartment complex on Murfreesboro Rd by the airport. All the sudden I hear this huge roar, and I assume it was thunder because there was a storm moving into the area. Then I look up and there is a fighter jet, extremely low, I don't know whether it was an F-19, F-20, etc. but it was amazing. The roar was absolutely ridiculous.

There's a Baptist Convention at the intersection of Franklin Rd. and Maryland Farms Blvd. but I think it's just the TN Baptist Convention.

Thanks!

Went thru the airport on Friday and will be coming back on Tuesday. All of the carpet in the C concourse is gone now and it's just the concrete underneath it. While waiting in line for security I was wondering how they're going to do the consolidated security checkpoint. Are they going to get rid of the Capitol Grille or what?

From experience in Islip on a SWA flight they are very lax about security there... but that's to be expected with a small airport

I haven't seen any advertising on TV, but I have heard a fair amount on the radio...