- Nashville’s Tent City made the Wall Street Journal yesterday, just in time for Otter Creek’s Night Out for Tent City event tonight. [WSJ]
- Regardless of the fact that Rep. Jim Cooper canceled his appearance at West End Middle School, tea partiers have decided they’re going to protest outside the school anyway and even floated the idea of posing questions to a picture of Rep. Cooper in his absence. [In Session]
- The Titans’ season opener will be graced by the likes of Tim McGraw and the Black Eyed Peas. Not that we advocate these two artists sharing a stage in any way, but we do feel that it’s a nice follow-up to last year’s Keith Urban-Usher pairing. [WTVF]
- Thanks to all the convention center drama, Metro is hosting a public meeting next Monday, August 17th at 6pm to conduct some good, old-fashioned damage control. [City Paper]
- When we wrote about the new Silver Alert program for the elderly this morning, we didn’t realize that they nearly had to issue their first alert last night. [WKRN]
- The City of Franklin is shelling out a $2 million settlement for mistakenly accusing their solid waste director of looking at porn on a city computer two years ago. [Tennessean]
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