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The 2024 Subaru Impreza comes onto the scene with a redesigned look and improved features. It retains its capable identity and adds innovative tech and dynamic engine options to ensure you love every second you spend inside. Visit our dealership for a closer look at the new Subaru Impreza to see if it's the model you want in your driveway.
Sporty sedans will never go out of style, and the 2024 Subaru Legacy can show you why. From its dynamic design to innovative features and exciting performance, the 2024 Legacy is a well-rounded option for any driveway. Schedule your new Subaru Legacy test drive today to see why it should be one of your top choices.
A new addition to the Subaru Crosstrek gives it the off-road capabilities many drivers want. The 2024 Crosstrek Wilderness boasts a more rugged design that helps it handle the most difficult conditions. Our team can show you all the details of a new Subaru Crosstrek to help you decide if it's the model you want to add to your driveway.
The 2024 Subaru Ascent offers many innovative connectivity and safety features that help you enjoy your time in the driver's seat. Our team is excited to show you everything a new Ascent offers and how it could be right for any errand, commute, or weekend adventure. Visit our Franklin, TN, dealership for a new Subaru test drive to see if the 2024 Subaru Ascent is right for you.
In 2003, Beth Scruggs started teaching swim lessons to a local team looking to compete in Special Olympics swim meets. They chose the dolphin as their mascot, purple as their team color, and eventually became the Nashville Dolphins. Through the help of the Vanderbilt Special Education program, friends, and Nashville Dolphins families, the team was able to operate utilizing all volunteer coaches and instructors.
Fast forward to today and the Nashville Dolphins is a 501…
In 2017, the Franklin Special School District (FSSD) Executive PTO began exploring better ways to engage community organizations and resources in support of students and families with critical needs. With a “free and reduced” lunch population hovering at 40%, the FSSD has children who sometimes arrive at school without basic needs met. Immediate daily needs can range from improper or inadequate clothing, inappropriate shoes for physical education classes, missing supplies, and hunger.
