Stephanie McKay, Realtor

04/02/2024

**Severe Weather is expected TODAY, Tuesday April 2nd across Middle Tennessee**

All modes of severe weather are possible today! That's large hail, damaging winds of 60+ mph, tornadoes, possibly strong, and cloud-to-ground lightning.

Timing: Storms could start developing as early as 10-11 AM this morning for counties across the northwest. A broken line of strong to severe thunderstorms will come together and move across the entire Mid State through the afternoon, wrapping up around 8 PM tonight.

These storms will be moving fast, so keep your guard up today and be ready to take action if you receive a warning. Have multiple ways to receive warnings and know exactly where to go in the event you need to seek shelter.

We know this makes people nervous. Heck, we get nervous, too. The important thing to remember is to have a plan. Be prepared, not scared! Or be both. That's okay, too. Just make sure you know where to go if you need to take shelter. We will update as much as we can throughout the day, but please do not solely rely on social media to receive your warnings.

We'll get through this day together!

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Stay warm friends ❄️

City of Clarksville gives residents a guide for winter weather ahead of next weeks dropping temps

01/09/2024

Latest mortgage news from The National Association Of Realtors.

Latest Mortgage Rates: 30-Year Fixed at 6.62% (Down from Last Month) and 15-Year Fixed at 5.89%. Good news for potential homebuyers as rates show a notable decrease. Stay informed for optimal financial decisions in the real estate market.

12/29/2023

Today, we extend our appreciation to Tim Shank of Shelter Insurance. In the wake of the recent tornado, amid challenges with insurance, Tim emerges as an exemplary insurance agent. His commitment to assisting clients in navigating difficulties and facilitating a return to normalcy is commendable. If you seek exceptional service and insurance, we highly recommend reaching out to Tim Shank. His dedication is unparalleled.

12/11/2023

12/10/2023

They are open to the public today from 9am-6pm to scan stray pets for microchips. They will also provide dog food to care for the dog until the family can be found.

12/10/2023

Winter’s Angels Is helping families thats homes were destroyed. Please feel free to tag families affected. We will try our best to reach out directly.
-Need help cleaning up * WE WILL HELP
ITEMS NEEDED!
Bottled water or water purification tablets for drinking and sanitation.
Food:

Non-perishable food items such as canned goods, granola bars, dried fruits, and ready-to-eat meals.
Clothing:

Clean and gently used clothing, including underwear, socks, and outerwear. Ensure that the clothing is appropriate for the local climate.

Hygiene kits containing items like soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, sanitary napkins, and hand sanitizer.
First Aid Supplies:

First aid kits, bandages, antiseptic wipes, pain relievers, and any necessary prescription medications.
Baby and Infant Supplies:

Diapers, formula, baby food, bottles, and baby clothing.
Flashlights and Batteries:

Portable lighting sources such as flashlights, lanterns, and spare batteries.
Communication Devices:

Charged mobile phones, power banks, and solar-powered chargers.
Tools and Equipment:

Multi-tools, basic hand tools, and equipment for clearing debris and conducting minor repairs.
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE):

Face masks, gloves, and other PPE to ensure the safety of both volunteers and recipients.
Cash or Gift Cards:

Monetary donations or gift cards can be valuable as they allow flexibility for individuals to purchase items specific to their needs.
Cleaning Supplies:

Buckets, mops, brooms, cleaning agents, and garbage bags for cleanup efforts.
School Supplies:

Notebooks, pens, pencils, and other school materials for children affected by the disaster.
Toiletries:

Toilet paper, shampoo, conditioner, and other personal care items.