April, 2007
City Insider: No. 5
Former sitcom writer knows the spots
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Cory
Daniels left the glitz of tinsletown to settle down
and raise a family in the home of the Grand Ole Opry.
As told to Alexis McCombs:
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April 24, 2007-- I used to be a TV sitcom writer ("Martin", "One
on One") but needed to apply some stability. Now I deal with lemon laws.
If you have a problem with your vehicle and the dealership is not responding to
your needs, a complaint can be filed with the Better Business Bureau. I then
try to reach an agreement with the consumer. Since I work for Nissan, it's a
great company, and we don't have too many cases.
I relocated to
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There is some history here. DeFord Bailey (an African
American) is one of the original members of the Grand Ole Opry.
Charlie Pride is a singer in the Country Music Hall of Fame, along
with a big tribute to Ray Charles-he was big on the country music scene.
We also have this event called Lovenoise. It's on the lines of
Neo Soul, spoken word. I don't miss the entertainment scene because it's here
but on a different level.
For restaurants, Monell's is
outstanding and we also like Radius 10
Hands
down, the
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