Here is your list for local Crossville Dog and pet Groomers.
FEATURED: Pet Care Specialists LLC. 2542 N. Main St. Crossville, TN. (931) 484-5665 (Located in Walmart)
| ANIMAL HOUSE 94 ISHAM ST CROSSVILLE, TN, 38555 931-707-9392 |
DOG GROOMERS 145 CARDINAL LOOP CROSSVILLE, TN, 38555 931-484-7130 |
| P JS DOG GROOMING 2514 LANTANA RD CROSSVILLE, TN, 38572 931-788-1143 |
PAWFECT STYLE 2066 HIGHWAY 68 CROSSVILLE, TN, 38555 931-456-8170 |
| RUDY N BELLAS GROOMING 158 LANTANA RD CROSSVILLE, TN, 38555 931-707-1385 |
SOUTH PAW DOG SALON 2024 N MAIN ST CROSSVILLE, TN, 38555 931-484-5392 |
| WAGGING TAILS PET SALON 2374 N MAIN ST CROSSVILLE, TN, 38555 931-707-1231 |
CONTACT ME FOR YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS.
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Realtors are here to save you money! Sounds so funny when we Realtors here the poor buyers or sellers say "I saved money by not having a Realtor". Most of us feel bad that the buyers or sellers fell for this line. The average commission is 6 to 7% on a home and 8 to 10% on land in our area. Most Realtors like my self make sure to negotiate at least $10,000 - $20,000 on each property purchase,sometimes even more. (I negotiated $52,000 on a large land purchase) so when you look at it you did not save money by not having a Realtor handle your property transactions, you actually Lost Money! The next time a builder, seller or buyer might try to convince you not to use a Realtor because you will save money....Give me a call, I will be glad to show you the real truth to this growing rumor that is taking advantage of the property sellers and buyers. (In a bad way).
I have been busy these last few months attending a few township meetings across the state to help prevent BSL =Breed specific legislation. Thanks to the media most of you think scary thoughts when you hear the word "Pit Bull". To be honest I once thought the same thing several years ago before I was educated on the breed. I grew up owning a German Shepherd, Husky, Alaskan Malamute and two loving Saint Bernard's. I love all dogs big or small..down to the tiny Boston terrier my Grandmother adored. Being one who always seems to cheer for the under dog it was no surprise that my heart went out to the American Pit Bull Terrier. After I educated myself on the breed by reading as much as I could I searched for my new canine best friend. I found her at 
As a young girl and well into my twenty's I would ride my bike, walk or drive to an old train bridge that crossed the Wabash River. Indiana on one side and Illinois on the other. My favorite thing to do was get up just before sunrise so I could enjoy the view from the old bridge. Not one who is scared of heights..I would sit on the edge with my feet dangling and watch and listen for the quiet of the sun coming up across the plains. 
and let my thoughts reflect on everyday life, choices, goals, family, trials and yes blogging. In Crossville, Tennessee I have found another sunrise spot and I'm still looking for more. When you take the time out to relax, collect your thoughts and reflect on your life you also take the time to better yourself. When is the last time you watched the Sunrise? Even if it is from your front or back porch the experience and time out is worth it. 
When I first moved to Crossville, Tennessee - I fell in love! = with the scenery, mountains, greener grass, brilliant nature, sweet hospitality, lakes, rivers and waterfalls. I could go on and on about all that this beautiful part of the great state of TN offers.
Tennessee to me: Sweet Hospitality with a side of splendid mountain views. = CHRISTINA WILLIAMS
Here is a list of your UPPER CUMBERLAND TEAM'S website Directory. Search homes, land, large land tracks, commercial property, lots, industrial and more. 
It was very exciting when we all heard that Cumberland Cove was approved for city water last year. Already the city is working on the main lines. They are still in progress today. 
Cumberland Cove Photos BY: CHRISTINA WILLIAMS
Cumberland County is one of the few areas that has held a strong market despite the problems in other areas, however the slow markets in other states have affected us due to those who want to move here being unable to sell homes where they are now. Much of the country has moved towards a buyers market, with the current slowdown due to economic factors as well as interest hikes. In Middle Tennessee, and a majority of the south, many people are relocating to escape the high costs of living in the east and west coasts. This is the time for those unaffected by the problem of selling their homes to get a good buy in a home as prices have dropped. Holidays are over and summer is on it's way. According to the national Association of Realtors... The market has risen 2.7% and will only continue to climb. 
If you would like to add some color to your blogs or other websites, I've compiled a few sites to help you do just that. I'm still learning myself but the more I experiment the easier it gets.