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LIFESTYLE LETTER

APRIL 2018 PUBLISHER

Jon Golczynski | Jon.Golczynski@LifestylePubs.com Christian Houston | Christian.Houston@LifestylePubs.com MANAGING EDITOR

Maria Dinoia | Maria.Dinoia@LifestylePubs.com

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Eco Chic SPRING HAS FINALLY SPRUNG! As the last dredges of winter make their way out, we can finally begin to stop and smell the roses, and with Arbor Day and Earth Day upon us, it’s also a good time to remind ourselves to take the time to appreciate our beautiful planet.

Athena West | Athena.West@LifestylePubs.com EDITOR

Nicolette Martin | Nicolette.Martin@LifestylePubs.com CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

Shifay Cheung, Maria Dinoia, Ashley Hutcheson, Nicolette Martin, Lisha Pope, Paige Swope CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

We are celebrating our beautiful planet all month long with our “Eco” issue. Here in this issue, we highlight the people and places in our community who are committing to keeping this planet beautiful—from local farms using sustainable practices and eco-friendly organizations giving back to the community to farmto-table restaurants and local vineyards using sustainable practices. But, you don’t have to be a farmer or business owner to do your part. Shop at the local farmers market and support local growers, visit local businesses who create eco-friendly products or even just start recycling.

Andy Cole, Kylie Rebecca Photography

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CORRECTION: The photography for the article “Make Your Guest Room HotelWorthy,” which appeared on page 20 of the March issue of Franklin Lifestyle, was credited incorrectly. Lisa Linn Manley did the photography for the article. Franklin Lifestyle regrets the error.

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INSIDE THE ISSUE APRIL 2018

FEATURES 14 Urban Green Lab Innovation in Sustainability Education

20 Franklin Farmers Market Ensures a Sustainable Future Tennessee Farm Fresh Food Straight to Your Table

24 Mafiaoza’s Serves Up Homemade Goodness Fresh Cheese, Sauce and ‘Secret’ Dough are a Winning Combination

20 32

32 The Art of Making Wine Arrington Vineyards Shares its Eco-Friendly Processes

DEPARTMENTS

Lifestyle Letter

Good Times

Around Town

Giving Back

DIY

24 Culinary Creations 28 Water & Woods 32 Locally Owned 35 Realty Report 36 Lifestyle Calendar 38 Local’s Choice

GOOD TIMES

Women in Business Luncheon The Women in Business luncheon held at Brentwood United Methodist Church brought out the masses who wanted to hear shopping diva Cathi Aycock discuss how to dress your best in a professional environment. For more info on WIB luncheons and other chamber events, visit WilliamsonChamber.com.

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AROUND TOWN

SAINT THOMAS OPENS NEW CARE CENTER IN FRANKLIN

which is set to open in the factory this spring.

Saint Thomas Medical Partners has opened a new

The truck will offer a rotating menu of a handful of

care center in Franklin, located at 3301 Aspen Grove

tacos, with daily options including Mojo’s signature

Drive. The new location provides access to primary

“puffy taco,” made with fried flour tortillas and filled with

care for the residents of Williamson County with a

jalapeño sausage, queso, onion, cilantro and guacamole;

focus on integrative medicine. In addition, specialty

a tempura-fried avocado taco; and smoked brisket and

care will soon be added to this location. The center also

adobo chicken tacos. The truck will also carry Mexican

offers on-site lab testing and adjacent imaging.

Coca-Cola and Maine Root organic sodas.

Physicians at the Franklin care center provide an

Once the restaurant opens, Mojo’s Taco Truck will con-

integrative and holistic approach to care, lifestyle

tinue to serve meals outside the factory and around town.

medicine, nutrition therapy and mindfulness medita-

It offers an innovative menu with savory meats from an

tion, in addition to traditional medicine. Using an inte-

in-house smoker, locally sourced produce, made-from-

grative approach allows clinicians to offer a combina-

scratch sauces, handmade tortillas and more, complete

tion of conventional and alternative therapies, guided

with a full-service bar stocked with craft tequilas and locally

by good science, to treat the whole person. Same-

brewed beers. Customers will also be able to book the

day and walk-in appointments are available through

truck for special events, festivals, private parties and more.

Express Care, and patients can schedule appointthrough Friday and 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday.

BELMONT UNIVERSITY ACQUIRES O'MORE COLLEGE OF DESIGN

GET YOUR MOJO ON—MOJO'S TACOS THAT IS

Williamson County's only four-year college, will merge

Mojo’s Tacos, a modern, authentic taco shop with a

with Belmont University, a private liberal arts college,

ments online. The hours are 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday

is an extension of the Mojo’s Tacos restaurant concept,

O'More, the school of fashion and interior design and

Tennessee twist, has officially launched its taco truck out-

bringing a design program to Belmont and more oppor-

side of the Factory at Franklin and will serve customers

tunities to O’More students. No money will change hands

several days a week, weather permitting. The taco truck

in the merger set to take place later this year. O'More is

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Past entertainers, actors and other celebrities include Chris

to Belmont's Nashville location and operations will cease

Soules, Kaitlyn Bristowe and Shawn Booth from ABC’s "The

at the almost 50-year-old institution. No announcements

Bachelor;" Chip Esten and Clare Bowen from "Nashville;"

have been made as to what will become of the 7-acre

Jana Kramer; Love and Theft; John Rich; Sugarland; Dierks

downtown Franklin property.

Bentley; Charlie Daniels; Big Kenny; Phil Vassar; LeAnn

YOU'RE INVITED TO KEVIN CARTER'S 17TH ANNUAL “WAITING FOR WISHES” CELEBRITY WAITER’S DINNER Kevin Carter, ESPNU sports analyst and 14 year

The dinner also includes a live and a silent auction with fabulous trips, autographed celebrity memorabilia and lots more! The after-party consists of artists jumping on stage to play for the crowd following the dinner event.

NFL veteran, along with Jay DeMarcus of Rascal

This event has raised $2.1 million in the last 16 years for

Flatts, host an evening of fun on Tuesday, April 24, at

both The Make-A-Wish Foundation of Middle Tennessee

Nashville's The Palm where celebrities wait tables and

and The Kevin Carter Foundation, which focuses on youth

do various “tasks” for tips to raise funds for charities.

character development and enriching the lives of others.

Many favorite sports figures, country music artists

For more information, visit WaitingForWishes.com.

and celebrities will be making appearances. Previous sports celebrities include Drew Brees, New Orleans Saints; Brian Griese, Tampa Bay

Rimes; Lee Ann Womack; Storme Warren and more!

JOIN THE CITY'S PARKS DEPARTMENT IN CELEBRATING ARBOR DAY

Buccaneers, retired; Rex Grossman, Chicago Bears;

The City of Franklin Parks Department together with the

Kyle Orton, Denver Broncos; Jeff Garcia, Philadelphia

Franklin Tree Commission want to celebrate Arbor Day with

Eagles;

Raiders;

you. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, April 21, be sure to

Derrick Mason, Baltimore Ravens, retired; Gaines

stop by Pinkerton Park, 405 Murfreesboro Road, to learn

Adams, Chicago Bears; Derrick Brooks, Tampa Bay

about caring for and planting trees. There will be lots to do

Buccaneers, retired; Vonnie Holiday, Denver Broncos;

including tree climbing, rock wall climbing, wood carvings,

Mike Vrabel, Kansas City Chiefs; NFL broadcaster

free tree saplings and food trucks. Arbor Day is a day where

Cris Collinsworth and many Tennessee Titans!

people are encouraged to care for their natural environment.

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GIVING BACK

urban green lab ARTICLE SHIFAY CHEUNG | PHOTOGRAPHY ANDY COLE

INNOVATION IN SUSTAINABILITY EDUCATION SUSTAINABLE. Sustainability. You’ve heard of these terms, but what exactly do they mean? Urban Green Lab, a Nashville-based nonprofit, works to pro-

ers to complement sixth-grade curriculum. Students use prac-

mote ways Nashvillians can protect the area’s natural resources

tical experiments and projects to learn everything from how

for future generations, explains Todd Lawrence, executive director.

energy is generated to how many miles apples have traveled to

Since 2009, UGL has used an educational approach in devel-

get to Kroger’s. They also do a home audit of family energy use.

oping curricula and teaching individual responsibility and actions in everyday culture. “Everything that we need for our survival and well-being depends on our natural environment," Todd says. "To pursue

Through state funding, a mobile teaching lab equipped with solar panels was built. It can be booked by middle school teach-

By teaching sustainable behaviors through classroom information and practical reinforcements, UGL hopes to change behavior to where, for example, each person could save 50 pounds of food waste, 350 pounds of landfill waste and 6,500 gallons of water annually.

sustainability is to create and maintain the conditions under

“It’s not about saving the world," Todd says. "That’s really hard

which humans and nature can exist in productive harmony to

to get your head around, but we start with local, short-term steps

support present and future generations.”

for a vibrant environmental culture.”

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WHAT HOUSEPLANT SHOULD YOU GET? WOULD PEOPLE DESCRIBE YOU AS HAVING A GREEN THUMB? N

ARE YOU OFTEN AWAY FOR

BUT DO YOU REMEMBER

LONG PERIODS OF TIME?

TO WATER YOUR PLANTS?

DO YOU HAVE

ARE YOU LOW

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The split-leaf philodendron

variety without the hassle,

according to the ASPCA,

giving houseplant” and

does not require a lot of

cacti and succulents are

lemon button ferns—also

healthy houseplant by

light or moisture, but will

the way to go. Since they

known as southern sword

HGTV, the snake plant

grow much larger if given

are able to store water in

ferns—are drought-tolerant

tolerates low light and long

both and ample space to

their leaves, they’re more

and thrive in shady rooms.

stretches without water

climb. Be careful, though,

forgiving when your mind

They’re low-maintenance if

while also adding oxygen

it is highly toxic to animals,

is elsewhere.

you keep their soil moist.

to the room at night.

according to the ASPCA.

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F R A N KL I N FA R M E R S M A R KE T EN S UR ES A SUSTA I N A B L E F U T U R E ARTICLE MARIA DINOIA | PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED BY FFM

TENNESSEE FARM FRESH FOOD STRAIGHT TO YOUR TABLE IN 2002, EIGHT FARMERS CAME TOGETHER TO CREATE THE FRANKLIN FARMERS MARKET, A 501(C)(5) NONPROFIT AGRICULTURAL ORGANIZATION WITH THE MISSION TO KEEP TENNESSEE’S BEAUTIFUL FARMLANDS GREEN AND GROWING. The FFM provides a connection between farmers and the public to create easy access to healthy, locally grown fresh food. The market has grown from a summer-only marketplace to a year-round operation and the number of farms participating in the market each year has increased from eight to more than 70 farms. They keep these local family farms productive and profitable by providing a reliable venue for farmers to sell what they grow or produce. By doing so, the market strengthens and builds financial sustainability for both farmers and the local economy. FFM works to support a diversified, sustainable agriculture system and endeavors to educate the public about the positive impact that farming has on their community’s health, economy, aesthetic values and the environment. An assortment of produce, fruit, dairy, baked goods and meats are all available at the Franklin Farmers Market. And, because it’s all from local farms, the variety of goods increases and changes each week through the seasons. It’s easy to taste the difference because it all comes straight from the farm to the market, ripe and ready to be enjoyed. For more information about the farms, farmers and exciting fresh recipes, visit

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GRILLED VEGETABLES WITH BALSAMICHONEY REDUCTION & FRESH BASIL SERVINGS: 8-10 Ingredients + 4 small zucchini + 4 small yellow squash + 2 small fennel bulbs + 4 new spring onions + 3 tablespoons olive oil + 2 teaspoons sea salt + Fresh ground black pepper + 1 small bunch fresh basil Ingredients for the Balsamic-Honey Reduction • 1/2 cup balsamic vinegar • 1/4 cup local honey • 1/4 teaspoon sea salt • Fresh ground black pepper Directions 1. Cut the zucchini and squash lengthwise into quarters and cut out any large seed clusters. Cut the fennel in half. Split the onions lengthwise. 2. Place all of the vegetables in a shallow baking pan and season with the olive oil, salt and pepper. Set aside to marinate at room temperature for 30 minutes. 3. Pick 10-12 basil leaves and make a small stack on your cutting board. 4. When the grill is hot, grill the vegetables over high heat for 4-5 minutes, turning a few times, until the skins are blistered and just cooked through. 5. Remove to a serving platter and drizzle a few spoonfuls of the balsamic-honey reduction over the vegetables. 6. Cut the basil leaves into thin slices and evenly distribute over the vegetables. Now you can serve local grilled vegetables at room temperature alongside your favorite dishes.

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CULINARY CREATIONS

MAFIAOZA'S SERVES UP HOMEMADE GOODNESS FRESH CHEESE, SAUCE AND 'SECRET' DOUGH ARE A WINNING COMBINATION ARTICLE ASHLEY HUTCHESON | PHOTOGRAPHY KYLIE REBECCA PHOTOGRAPHY

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NO DOUBT IF YOU HAVE BEEN IN THE NASHVILLE

with, you’ll be able to taste and support local farmers.

AREA FOR ANY AMOUNT OF TIME YOU’VE BEEN

When in season, the tomatoes for the homemade pizza

LUCKY ENOUGH TO HAVE A PIECE OF MAFIAOZA’S

sauce are sourced via a very short walk around the corner

MOUTHWATERING PIZZA. Up until a year ago, to take

to the Franklin Farmers Market. Mafiaoza’s takes the extra

advantage of Two for One Tuesdays—two beers or two

step to make their own mozzarella. A pizza with a secret

slices of pie for the price of one—you had to head all the

dough recipe, topped with a homemade sauce using local

way to 12 South. Now you can toss the kids in the car

ingredients and cheese so fresh it was fresh milk just

after soccer practice and feed the whole family while

hours before, sounds and tastes magnificent.

kicking back with an adult libation and leave the clean-up

Rarely can you find a restaurant seeking to incorporate

for someone else—all while staying close to home. Sitting

the roots of its town like Mafiaoza’s. The owners have not

in front of The Factory at Franklin, the newer Mafiaoza’s

forgotten what the beautiful town of Franklin was built on

location is easy to find, and parking is ample.

and seek out projects that support those industries. Being

Up until owners Lars Kopperud, Mike Dolan and Randy

a part of a CMT "Crossroads" special allowed Mafiaoza’s

Smith revamped the old Jameson Furniture Warehouse

to show appreciation to the heritage that helped cement

business office, it was a series of other restaurants that

Nashville and Franklin in the history of country music.

didn’t appreciate the location or the richness of the history

Not only has Mafiaoza’s invested in the physical location

of the facility. But now, the history and character of the old

in Franklin, but it has invested in the people as support-

house add to the ambiance. To your left leading up to the

ers and sponsors in some of the town’s favorite activi-

second floor, you can see the hand-laid copper piping used

ties. Seeking out partnerships and connections within the

as railings. Glancing behind the downstairs bar, you’ll see

community is an immediate and long-term goal. Mafiaoza’s

a gleaming, substantial turn-of-the-century vault. It's not a

proudly supports Tennessee Soccer Club, the Maverick’s

prop to amp up the character. The vault is original to the

Baseball team and the Franklin Fieldhouse. No stranger to

house and was the working vault for Jameson Furniture. It

immersing themselves in the community, the staff is made

has now, smartly, been turned into a wine cellar.

up predominantly of local folks, not something that can be

A restaurant that takes it environment as seriously as

said for much of Middle Tennessee. You could easily spot

Mafiaoza’s takes its food even more so. The recipe for the

the high school student from down the street learning and

pizza dough alone took months of research and develop-

being guided with a fatherlike hand by Lars himself.

ment among the owners more than a decade and a half

A refreshing step outside of the standard meat and

ago. Rumor has it, there is a secret in the dough, but don’t

three or Nashville hot chicken that Nashville is stereo-

set your sights on finding out what it is—or isn’t! In addi-

typically known for, Mafiaoza’s is changing the local food

tion to the unique, in-house flavor the pizzas are created

landscape—one slice of pizza at a time.

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WHETHER YOU’RE BUYING OR SELLING A HOME.

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While the recipe for Mafiaoza’s pizza dough is a special secret, here is Franklin Lifestyle's suggestion for a delicious homemade organic pizza dough from TheOrganicAuthority.com. The recipe makes enough for two individually sized pizzas.

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a lightly floured surface and knead until you have a smooth, soft dough, about 15 minutes. Knead the salt into the dough. 3. Rinse the bowl and pour the olive oil into it. Roll the ball of dough so that it’s covered in oil. Lightly cover with plastic wrap (allow the dough to breathe) and with a dishtowel. Leave in a warm place and allow to double in size. (Time varies based on how warm your kitchen is, but in a cold oven with the light turned on, this usually takes about 1 hour.) Punch down, and cover with wrap and dishtowel. 4. Put the dough in the fridge overnight. If you’re doing this the same day, allow it to double in size again on the countertop, then punch down and roll out, allowing the rolled dough

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The canoe launch at Winstead Hill

ACCORDING TO THE CITY PARKS DEPARTMENT, FRANKLIN IS HOME TO MORE THAN 700 ACRES OF PARKLAND. Parks are meant to highlight and Jim Warren Park

preserve the natural grandeur and beauty of our diverse geography and ecosystems. They are wonderful learning tools for children and enrich the lives of all us. Each one has its own charm and amenities. These are just four of Franklin's 16 magnificent parks that make us want to spend all of our time outside. For more information about any of Franklin's parks, visit FranklinTN.gov/Government/Parks. Winstead Hill: Winstead Hill Park is located south of downtown Franklin on Columbia Highway.Â It's a 61-acre historic battle site with a Civil War monument and 3/4-mile walking trail. Eastern Flank Battlefield: This 110-acre

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The Art of Making Wine ARRINGTON VINEYARDS SHARES ITS ECO-FRIENDLY PROCESSES

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THE BEAUTIFUL SCENERY AND, OF COURSE,

They also recycle glass wine bottles and have recruited

DELICIOUS WINE DRAWS LOCALS AND TOUR-

the help of several different recycling companies to

ISTS TO ARRINGTON VINEYARDS, LOCATED JUST

do so. Chase says the companies are willing to help

25 MINUTES FROM DOWNTOWN FRANKLIN. The

with recycling as long as the paper labels and glue are

vineyard opened its doors in July 2007 and is owned by

removed beforehand. The bottles must also be sorted

Kip Summers, John Russell and country music artist Kix

by color and crushed down before being delivered to a

Brooks of Brooks and Dunn.

glass recycling facility. This is a challenging process for

There is a lot of precision and detail that goes into growing and harvesting grapes to prepare for the wine-

Arrington, but they have taken the initiative to maintain an eco-friendly process.

making process. Due to the number of materials used

Not only does Arrington recycle but they also com-

during the process, Arrington Vineyards has adopted

post. Grape skins, seeds, pulp and other ingredients are

environmentally friendly ways to combat waste, pollution

given to local farmers so that they can use it for compost

and overuse of energy resources.

instead of sending the unwanted materials to the landfill.

Sarita DelaCalzada, the vineyard’s wine club and shipping director, says the vineyard recycles, composts,

Other environmentally friendly processes include using solar power generators.

purchases recycled shipping boxes and uses pulp inserts

“In terms of being ecologically sound, we use a 25-kilo-

instead of styrofoam to keep wine secure during shipment.

watt solar power generator which utilizes a system that costs

Winemaker Chase Vienneau says Arrington recycles

over $250,000 to install, and we have been slowly switching

all paper and cardboard and they also repurpose used

out all of our hundreds of incandescent light bulbs with LED

corks by donating them to decorators and designers to

bulbs,” Chase says. "This will ensure that Arrington is using

be used for home décor designs.

less electricity and relying more on solar energy."

“We have the option to send used cork back to our vendor to be recycled to make cork shoes,” he says. He adds that they use only naturally grown cork stop-

Arrington Vineyards is doing its part to lessen their carbon footprint and to make healthy decisions for the environment. Chase shares that they will continue to do so.

pers for their bottles because the cork wood is biode-

"The more eco-friendly we can be to the environment

gradable and has a low carbon footprint, instead of alter-

and wine, the better we feel about ourselves and the

native stoppers such as screw-on caps or plastic corks.

wine we are making," he says.

Franklin Lifestyle | April 2018

Photo by Sarita DelaCazada

Photo by Amanda CiRotto

Photo by Stal Hallwood

To learn more about Arrington Vineyards, visit ArringtonVineyards.com .

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REALTY REPORT NEIGHBORHOOD

FRANKLIN

REALTY REPORT

ORIGINAL PRICE

SOLD PRICE

%SOLD/ORIG

DOM

BDRMS

BATHS

Leipers Fork

$2,200,000

$2,000,000

91%

220

4.5

Downtown

$1,900,000

$1,800,000

95%

3.5

Westhaven

$1,385,000

$1,315,000

95%

112

4.5

Willow Plunge

$959,000

100%

3.5

Stetler Rick

$972,850

$935,000

96%

127

3.5

Westhaven

$825,000

$800,000

97%

5.5

Carronbridge

$799,900

$775,000

97%

Westhaven

$745,900

100%

Blossom Park

$699,900

100%

4.5

Clovercroft Preserve

$668,000

100%

180

4.5

Carlisle

$625,000

100%

3.5

Berry Farms

$574,900

$567,000

99%

3.5

South Point

$559,000

$550,000

98%

Riverbluff

$524,900

$510,000

97%

3.5

Ladd Park - Enderly Pointe

$493,746

$494,670

100%

Westhaven

$475,000

$451,500

95%

2.5

Monticello

$435,000

$425,000

98%

Meadowgreen Acres

$389,900

100%

Riverview Park

$359,900

$354,450

98%

2.5

Reid Hill Commons

$325,000

$320,000

98%

Lynhurst

$299,900

$299,000

100%

2.5

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