Studies have shown that receiving formal training on how to ride a motorcycle can significantly reduce the chances of motorcycle accidents. Now, a group of soldiers in Middle Tennessee are using their motorcycle training as an opportunity to do good for others as well. The Fort Campbell Courier reports soldiers with the 5th Special Forces Unit and the 101st Airborne...
Homelessness is a very serious problem in Nashville. A study conducted at Vanderbilt University has shown the population of individuals living without shelter in the city has grown significantly in recent years. The costs associated with homelessness have swelled to as much as $50,000 per year for each individual living on the street. These numbers are why Nashville personal injury...
Nashville is a tourist city with enough attractions to keep you busy for years. But if you take a moment to look beyond the neon lights and street musicians, you might find a few surprises. Here are a few Nashville sights you may have overlooked. 1. Fort Negley Nashville played a big role in Civil War history. You can’t travel...
Helping people in our community is something the Nashville personal injury lawyers at Ponce Law take seriously. That’s why we would like to tell you about an event taking place this weekend that will benefit underprivileged children here in Middle Tennessee. The 33rd Annual Leslie W. Watson Memorial Toy Run and Benefit Party will kick off at 1 p.m. on...
Fall is quickly approaching in Middle Tennessee, and that means it’s time for the state fair. The Nashville personal injury attorneys with Ponce Law point out it’s not just rides and games that will be part of the event this year. There will be plenty of music, food, and drink as well. Tonight, beginning at 6 p.m., the Taste of...
Seeing a stray dog or cat wandering the streets of Nashville is a common scene. It’s estimated there are thousands of animals in our city that don’t have homes, and an estimated 78 percent of animals that go into the custody of Metro Animal Control will be euthanized. The rate in similar cities in the United States is less than...
