Daily Archives: December 3rd, 2011
Happy Hour: We Can’t Find Any News That Isn’t About Snow
- We’ve made plenty of jokes about it already, but by the looks of this photo of the bread shelves this afternoon, y’all really did clean Kroger out of bread. [TwitPic]
- Meanwhile, projected snowfall amounts for the region continue to go down, and down, and down… [NashvilleWX]
- Yet we storm the grocery stores anyway. [WKRN]
- And the silly Alaskans build creepy ice statues of our neighbor Al Gore to illustrate that global warming does not exist because it is cold outside. [Tennessean]
- In seriousness, though, the city has teamed up with Red Cross to set up a warming shelter for the folks who don’t have roofs over their heads tonight or folks whose heat is broken. Check the Tennessean for details, and stay warm! [Tennessean]
Photo by jodestick.
We’ve made plenty of jokes about it already, but by the looks of this photo of the bread shelves this afternoon, y’all really did clean Kroger out of bread. [TwitPic] Meanwhile, projected snowfall amounts for the region continue to go down, and down, and down… [NashvilleWX] Yet we storm the grocery stores anyway. [WKRN] And [...]
You Tell Us: Home Of The Best Hot Chocolate? [Nashvillest Polls]

It’s so cold outside, we’re doing everything we can to stay warm. We’ve asked you about your favorite belly-warming wintery drinks before, but now we’re on a quest to hunt down the best cup of hot chocolate in town (thanks to a query by our friend Winston). Responses have been pouring in on Twitter, with The Cocoa Tree emerging as a clear leader – But don’t let that sway your vote!
So tell us, what’s the best cup o’cocoa in town? (If we left your favorite off the list, a thousand apologies, but that’s why the “Other” option is there.)
Photo by Scott Barlow.
It’s so cold outside, we’re doing everything we can to stay warm. We’ve asked you about your favorite belly-warming wintery drinks before, but now we’re on a quest to hunt down the best cup of hot chocolate in town (thanks to a query by our friend Winston). Responses have been pouring in on Twitter, with [...]
Bright & Early: Doing Our Snow Dance Edition
Good morning, Nashville. Weather forecasters are slowly beginning to crush our Snowpocalypse dreams by doing things like downgrading our Winter Storm Watch to a simple advisory and changing our snowfall projections to “around one inch.” Our trusty friends at NashvilleWX still have at least the northern half of Davidson County in the 2-3″ range. But because it doesn’t take much snow to make snowballs, we hear there might be a citywide snowball fight a-brewin’…
- Pipe dreams. As if snowy and icy roads aren’t enough to deal with for a city unaccustomed to frozen stuff, water main breaks are becoming a pretty big problem as pipes freeze and burst all across the midstate. These can turn busy streets into sheets of ice in a matter of minutes (like Gallatin Pike yesterday), so be careful!
- Unemployment demographics. The job market seems to be even tougher for African American men who are unemployed at a rate of 28% in Tennessee, which is about three times higher than the general unemployment rate.
- Bits & pieces. Relax, Jeff Fisher isn’t going anywhere according to our favorite bird-wielding 87-year old … We’re already breaking records with our gas prices this year … Spring Hill water customers will likely be seeing some refunds over the next few weeks because the city accidentally overcharged them … Brentwood residents can now sign up for the Reverse 911 program which allows emergency dispatchers to alert people in the event of an emergency in their area.
Photo by ilegion.
Good morning, Nashville. Weather forecasters are slowly beginning to crush our Snowpocalypse dreams by doing things like downgrading our Winter Storm Watch to a simple advisory and changing our snowfall projections to “around one inch.” Our trusty friends at NashvilleWX still have at least the northern half of Davidson County in the 2-3″ range. But [...]












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