10 County Region

With beautiful natural resources and proximity to Nashville, Cheatham County is Middle Tennessee’s “backyard.”  Three distinct sections of the county form its overall character. Learn more…

As its population explodes and retail businesses thrive, Dickson County maintains its charming “small town” feel.  It’s also home to top parks and golf courses, historic sites, and a regional medical center. Learn More…

Montgomery County has rich agricultural lands, a red-hot job market, and the vibrant river city of Clarksville.  Austin Peay University and Ft. Campbell help attract its youthful residents. Learn More…

The region’s fastest-growing county, Rutherford County is home to MTSU, the largest public university in the state, and to the Nissan manufacturing facility, the largest in the US.  Learn More…

Near Nashville but “miles from ordinary”, Wilson County has the only commuter train service, the state’s largest fair, and a host of historic and recreational areas. Learn More…

With beautiful natural resources and proximity to Nashville, Cheatham County is Middle Tennessee’s “backyard.”  Three distinct sections of the county form its overall character. Learn more…

Newcomers and natives alike enjoy a vibrant music scene and a collaborative business environment in Nashville/Davidson County, the state’s capital and largest city. Learn More…

As its population explodes and retail businesses thrive, Dickson County maintains its charming “small town” feel.  It’s also home to top parks and golf courses, historic sites, and a regional medical center. Learn More…

Hurry to Maury to visit its beautiful river, hear about mules, the county’s unique history, and learn how industry development has helped shape its cities. Learn More…

Montgomery County has rich agricultural lands, a red-hot job market, and the vibrant river city of Clarksville.  Austin Peay University and Ft. Campbell help attract its youthful residents. Learn More…

Robertson County’s rolling hills, tobacco barns, and agricultural heritage work together to form a rural, small-town lifestyle, just thirty minutes north of Nashville. Learn More…

The region’s fastest-growing county, Rutherford County is home to MTSU, the largest public university in the state, and to the Nissan manufacturing facility, the largest in the US.  Learn More…

Sumner County’s seven cities and communities and 440 miles of lake shoreline help make “Nashville’s North Shore,” offer a diverse local economy and a variety of lifestyles. Learn More…

Near Nashville but “miles from ordinary”, Wilson County has the only commuter train service, the state’s largest fair, and a host of historic and recreational areas. Learn More…