and Juan Vallarino, through their Nashville company V2 Capital, have paid $2.26 million for 19 acres of land in Antioch primed for development that would include some combination of office buildings, a hotel and retail stores. The former Hickory Hollow Mall Mall has been redeveloped and rebranded as the Commons at the Crossings. A combined state of the art 30,000-square-foot library and 55,000-square-foot recreation center now occupies the former JCPenney section of the mall. Nashville State Community College opened a southeast satellite campus at the former Dillard's building. The community college now has grown to over 3,000 students. The community college partners with Middle Tennessee State University to offer simultaneous enrollment and degree-completion programs. The Nashville Predators chose the former Antioch mall location to construct its first regional ice hockey facility. The Ford Ice Center is home to the Olympic gold medalist Scott Hamilton's Ice Skating Academy in addition to youth hockey play. Ford Ice Center has been operating at full capacity since its inception, making it one of the busiest rinks in North America. In addition to serving as a practice rink for the NHL Predators, the center also hosts collegiate hockey teams from Vanderbilt, David Lipscomb and MTSU. Most recently, Bridgestone North America moved to the redeveloped mall location housing its IT service center in the former Sears building and fully renovated the interior and updated the exterior. The struggling Global Mall at the Crossings occupies the interior of the old Hickory Hollow space. The State of Tennessee Department of Motor Vehicles placed a full-service driver license-testing station in Antioch. Metro greenway projects run along Mill Creek and plans are underway for a massive 600-acre park space on land that had been purchased by the Metro Parks department near Cane Ridge High School. Starwood Amphitheatre, Nashville's former primary outdoor music venue, was located in Antioch, operating from 1986 to 2006. The amphitheatre closed prior to the 2007 season, and has been demolished. Plans are in progress for a $100 million redevelopment project on the former Starwood site. Antioch is the site of the denominational headquarters of the National Association of Free Will Baptists. Media Antioch is served by Nashville's major media outlets including the daily newspaper, The Tennessean, and multiple radio and television stations. Notable residents Coty Clarke (born 1992), basketball player in the Israeli Basketball Premier League Dave Ramsey (born 1960), personal finance personality, radio show host,