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Brad Schmitt
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Inside Nashville Columnist, The Tennessean
Nashville
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I don't think I've ever turned a topic down, per se.
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By Brad Schmitt Verified| Des Moines Register Verified Mike Wolfe opened his American Archaeology store in Nashville, his first retail outlet, in 2011 in the restored auto manufacturing outlet Marathon Village. Wolfe said he and his teenage daughter will stay in Leiper's Fork in Williamson County, where they've lived since 2010. Wolfe also plans to keep restoring old downtown buildings in Columbia, where he also owns a vacation rental property. Wolfe plans to greet fans from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. April 26 at the Nashville store, the day before it closes.
By Brad Schmitt Verified| Yahoo Entertainment Verified Mike Wolfe, creator and star of popular antiques-hunting TV show "American Pickers," will close his Nashville retail store, Antique Archaeology, on April 27. Wolfe — who moved to the Nashville area in 2010 — told The Tennessean on April 16 that he's closing his store here to spend more time in his hometown of LeClaire, Iowa, where his 81-year-old mom still lives.
By Brad Schmitt Verified| Des Moines Register Verified Mike Wolfe opened his American Archaeology store in Nashville, his first retail outlet, in 2011 in the restored auto manufacturing outlet Marathon Village. Wolfe said he and his teenage daughter will stay in Leiper's Fork in Williamson County, where they've lived since 2010. Wolfe also plans to keep restoring old downtown buildings in Columbia, where he also owns a vacation rental property. Wolfe plans to greet fans from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. April 26 at the Nashville store, the day before it closes.
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The Tennessean
The Tennessean is a prominent daily newspaper based in Nashville, Tennessee, with a rich history dating back to its founding in 1907. Originally launched by Colonel Luke Lea, it later merged with another publication to become the Nashville Tennessean. The newspaper has its roots in the Nashville Whig, established in 1812. The Tennessean offers both print and digital versions of its newspaper, including an e-Newspaper that replicates the print edition. Readers can access online content 24/7, featuring breaking news, videos, and photo galleries. The newspaper also provides mobile apps for iOS and Android, which include personalized news feeds and breaking news alerts. Additionally, readers can explore historical issues through the Tennessee Electronic Library. As part of the USA TODAY Network, The Tennessean delivers comprehensive coverage of local, state, and national news to its audience in Nashville and surrounding areas.
Nashville, United States
Founded: 1907