Sen. Barack Obama: the Newest Subject of the "Puzzleloution"

Nashville, TN, March 11, 2008 --(PR.com)-- The Nashville Game Company recently began production on their newest product, which features Illinois Senator and presidential hopeful Sen. Barack Obama. They have coined the term, “Puzzleloution” – to represent their mission of “Promoting positive images through jigsaw puzzles.”

Their current puzzle series pays tribute to African-American greats: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Harriet Tubman, Dr. George Washington Carver, Booker T. Washington, and Frederick Douglass. Each puzzle measures 18” x 10.75” and contains 504 pieces.

The images for the puzzles come from paintings done exclusively for Nashville Game Company. Local artists Carly Swindell and Michael J. McBride are two of the talented individuals that have contributed their paintings to the positive images these puzzles portray.

The founder and CEO of the company is Herman E. Davis, who has an extensive background in education. He was a teacher for a total of 34 years in his career, between the Chicago Public School system and the Gary Community School system. Mr. Davis has also worked in the banking industry in Chicago, IL. Most recently he served on the city council of Coopertown, TN as Vice-Mayor, then later as its Mayor. He says that other noteworthy individuals, as well as other products such as board games, will be available from the company in the future.

The Nashville Game Company produces full-color jigsaw puzzles of notable figures in United States History. The puzzles are sold individually, as a set, or in bulk quantity. To learn more and to order, visit the company’s website at www.nashvillegamecompany.com. To order by phone: (615) 262-5139; Toll-free: (866) 920-2735. Emails may be sent to puzzles2007@comcast.net.

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