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Happy Hour: 615 No More

Nashville’s running out of 615 area codes! By summer 2013, there will probably be a new area code for folks moving to the area. [WSMV] The Tennessee Grocers and Convenience Store Association estimate that allowing wine to be sold in grocery stores like normal states could create as many as 3,000 jobs for Tennesseans. [City [...]

Happy Hour: Lights, Camera, Action

Belmont’s discrimination debacle landed them front and center on the New York Times’ website today. [NYTimes] Vandy finally landed a new football coach today. Former Maryland offensive coordinator James Franklin hopes to turn the team around after the two straight seasons of a 2-10 record. [Tennessean] Meanwhile in Murfreesboro, mosque opponents plan to keep on [...]

Bright & Early: A Drop In The Bucket Edition

Good morning, Nashville. Tennessee schools will have to wait a little while longer to find out if their standardized testing results were up to par with No Child Left Behind standards. Though they would typically know by now, the state recently did a massive overhaul of testing and scoring procedures because they believed the tests [...]

Happy Hour: God Speed, Which Is 35 MPH

Legendary Nashville radio DJ Gerry House signed off for the last time this morning and everyone was very sad, including us. [WSMV] With only a few weeks left in office, Governor Phil’s official portrait was unveiled today. He is apparently staring out a window with a pair of glasses in his hand, which sounds very [...]

Bright & Early: Being Green Edition

Good morning, Nashville. On the eve of St. Patty’s Day, and this means that folks will find many ways to entertain themselves and most of those ways will involve drinking alcohol. A few of those folks will likely get behind the wheel and try to drive themselves from Point A to Point B, endangering everyone [...]

Bright & Early: Rockin’ The Vote Edition

Good morning, Nashville. This weekend, Nashville will be one of the nine polling places for the Iraqi parliamentary election. Because Nashville has the largest Kurdish populations in the United States, we were chosen to host one of the polling sites and Iraqi nationals will be traveling into town from all over the southeastern US to [...]

Bright & Early: Twittering No More Edition

Good morning, Nashville. If you’ve been enjoying all the live-tweeting and Facebooking by some members of the Metro Council during meetings, you can consider it a thing of the past. The Council attorney warned the twittering council members that such use of social media to inform the public could be a violation of the open [...]

Happy Hour: It’s 4:20 Somewhere

A new bill is being introduced in the Tennessee legislature that would legalize medical marijuana for people with certain medical conditions for $60 per ounce. [WKRN] In the wake of announcing more than 1,000 layoffs in the state government, Governor Phil says he considered shutting state offices down every other Friday and furloughing employees instead. [...]

Bright & (Not So) Early: Aftermath Edition

Good morning, Nashville. By now, we’re sure everyone has heard about the massive earthquake that struck Haiti yesterday. Eight Nashvillians were in Haiti doing mission work at the time and survived, notifying church members and friends back home by text message. Congressman Jim Cooper is working closely with the State Department to identify and locate [...]

Bright & Early: Eat Mor Chikin Edition

Good morning, Nashville. We hope everyone had a safe and uneventful commute this morning which may have included navigating around the overturned chicken nugget truck on I-65 in Madison. It seems that when semis are not getting wedged beneath overpasses, they’re spilling weird things all over the interstate. The accident happened early this morning and [...]