About Pulaski

Near the Tennessee-Alabama border, Pulaski serves a population of 8,000 residents and was named after a popular American Revolutionary War hero named Kazimierz Pu³aski who actually emigrated from Poland. Residents of an apartment or home rental in Pulaski can make the 75-mile commute north of Nashville in about an hour and 20 minutes thanks to the I-65 that runs past the town. The Hillside Hospital serves not only Pulaski but also the surrounding region, making Pulaski a regional healthcare hub in addition to providing a serene residential community. Primarily a bedroom neighborhood, little industry is actually located in Pulaski although many residents can reach facilities and factories within a few minutes from the Pulaski city center.

The Hillcrest Country Club and Sam Davis Park are the two mainstays of the Pulaski recreation center. Because of Pulaski’s relative isolation and small population, most community youth and adult leagues travel to neighboring towns and cities to compete due to the lack of teams locally. Lewisburg and Fayetteville, because of their extensive facilities, often invite Pulaski’s teams to participate in tournaments and season play. The Giles County School System operates the public K-12 education system in Pulaski. Accordingly, it serves the residents of a Pulaski house or apartment for rent with 4 elementary schools, 2 middle schools, and a high school.

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