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Feb. 1 – Nashville Predators vs. Los Angeles Kings

Feb. 1 – First Aid Kit: Ryman AuditoriumFeb. 1-4 – “The King and I”: TPACFeb. 1-4 – Antiques & Garden Show: Music City

CenterFeb. 1-11 – “The Snowy Day”: Nashville Children’s

TheaterFeb. 2 – Winter Jam: Bridgestone ArenaFeb. 2-3 – Luke Combs: Ryman AuditoriumFeb. 2-4 – Music City Volleyball Championship:

Music City CenterFeb. 2-4 – Nashville Golf Show: Music City CenterFeb. 3 – Nashville Predators vs. New York

RangersFeb. 5 – Chris Janson: Ryman AuditoriumFeb. 6 – Lana del Rey: Bridgestone ArenaFeb. 8-24 – “Smart People”: Nashville Repertory

Theater, TPACFeb. 9-10 – World’s Toughest Rodeo: Bridgestone

ArenaFeb. 9-11 – Ballet: “Attitude”: TPACFeb. 9-11 – Nashville Home & Remodeling

Show: Music City CenterFeb. 10 – Bill Engvall: TPACFeb. 11 – Dancing with the Stars Live: Grand Ole

Opry HouseFeb. 13 – Nashville Predators vs. St. Louis BluesFeb. 14 – Hypnotic Brass Ensemble: TPACFeb. 14 – Kelsea Ballerini: Ryman AuditoriumFeb. 15 – Nashville Predators vs. Calgary

FlamesFeb. 15 – Blues Traveler: Ryman AuditoriumFeb. 15 – Joe Russo’s Almost Dead: War Memorial

AuditoriumFeb. 16 – Josh Ritter: Ryman AuditoriumFeb. 16-18 – The Illusionists: TPACFeb. 17 – Nashville Predators vs. Detroit Red

WingsFeb. 17 – Tommy Emmanuel: Ryman AuditoriumFeb. 18 – Disney Live: Bridgestone ArenaFeb. 18 – Jonny Lang: Ryman AuditoriumFeb. 18 – Platinum Comedy Tour: Municipal

AuditoriumFeb. 19 – Nashville Predators vs. Ottawa

SenatorsFeb. 19 – Merle Travis’ 100th Birthday

Celebration: Ryman AuditoriumFeb. 22 – Nashville Predators vs. San Jose

SharksFeb. 23-24 – Tedeschi Trucks Band: Ryman

AuditoriumFeb. 25 – Nashville Predators vs. St. Louis BluesFeb. 25 – Dan Auerbach: Ryman AuditoriumFeb. 26 – Tape Face: TPACFeb. 27 – Robert Cray: TPACFeb. 27 – Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds:

Ryman AuditoriumFeb. 27-Mar. 4 – “Cabaret”: TPACFeb. 28 – Why Don’t We: Ryman AuditoriumFeb. 28-Mar. 4 – SEC Women’s Basketball

Tournament: Bridgestone Arena

All dates subject to change without notice

StaffJ. C. CopelandProperty ManagerRachael ElkinsAssistant ManagerOlga CalladoLeasing ConsultantBrian Warren, CAMTMaintenance SupervisorJuan ArguetaMaintenanceKayin PridgenMaintenanceCJMaintenanceJorge GonzalezGroundskeeperDenell CoppockHousekeeperTalia RobinsonCourtesy OfficerSteven LittleCourtesy Officer

Office HoursMonday-Friday8:30am - 5:30pmSaturday9:00am - 4:00pmSundayClosed

Pest Control Fri., Feb. 9 Apts. 301-408

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5161 Rice Road • Antioch, TN 37013 • (615) 367-0877

You Made Us Love YouYou, our residents, give us countless reasons to appreciate you, and here are just a few:• Paying your rent on time and observing community policies.• Being courteous by keeping the volume on stereos and televisions at a level that only

you will hear.• Parking vehicles, when you have more than one, in spaces that are farther away from

the entrance to the building.• Picking up litter around your home, even if you didn’t put it there.• Promptly removing your laundry from the machines.• Offering a friendly greeting and smile to your neighbors each time you see them.• Keeping trash in its proper place, not outside your door.• Driving through the community slowly and carefully.• Taking time to get to know your neighbors, opening up the communication lines

should conflicts arise.

At Your ServiceA friendly welcome to all our new residents! We are glad you chose us as your new home. To all residents, if there is anything we can do for you, please do not hesitate to contact the office. Remember that all service requests must be handled through the office. Please do not stop and ask a maintenance person to correct a problem in your home. Our team is committed to helping you, but they are usually busy while on property and may forget to make note of your concern. The most efficient way to handle a service request is to contact the office.

Watch Your SpeedMake sure you’re following the posted speed limit throughout our community. Let’s make sure we all stay safe as we drive. Please make sure your guests are aware as well.

Water, Water EverywhereIn the rare case of a plumbing emergency, it is helpful to know where the water cut-off valves are located. The cut-offs for the commode extend from the wall under the tank. You will find the cut-offs for your sinks, both kitchen and bathroom, under the sink, usually inside the cabinets. If you ever have an emergency and water is flowing everywhere, cut off the water supply if possible, then call in a service request. Cutting off the water as soon as possible will cut down on damage to your home and its contents.

Toasty InsideDuring these cold winter months, you may be tempted to get warm quickly by using an electric heater. Use caution! Don’t place your heater near combustible materials, never plug the heater around water, and never use while sleeping.If you feel your thermostat is not working up to its potential, give us a call. We’ll get you toasty in no time!

Dishwasher Care You can improve the efficiency of your dishwasher and save energy by following these tips: • Run the washer without the heated dry setting. Dishes can air dry without the

use of heated air, saving the energy that would otherwise be required for this purpose.

• Run full loads only. Running only a half a load will use the same amount of energy and water as a full load. It is wasteful to run a dishwasher that is not full.

• Load dishes correctly to allow for proper water circulation.• Use only dishwasher detergent in recommended amounts.

Valentine TraditionsEach year on February 14 we celebrate Valentine’s Day. Cards are sent to friends and sweethearts, presents are given to show our love, and flower shops sell more flowers on this day than almost any other day of the year.

The symbols that you see on cards and gifts during this time of the year have been around for centuries. Red hearts are used most often and have stood for love since ancient times. Ribbons are taken from the days when ladies gave a ribbon to their favorite knight in shining armor before he went into battle. You find lace decorating cards and boxes of candy. Lace is a Latin word that means “to catch,” so lace was supposed to catch the heart of a loved one. And Cupid, the Roman god of love, uses his bow and arrows (which he always carries) to shoot love into people’s hearts.

This month as we celebrate this holiday of love, take the time to tell someone special that you care.