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Happy Hour: Just Bloom Already

News Channel 5 debunked a few more claims today by the developers of the proposed Festival Tennessee theme park in Spring Hill. In addition to that Michael Jackson movie project they never finished and the discussion about moving the Grand Ole Opry, no one has trademarked the Festival Tennessee name, the company failed to produce [...]

Happy Hour: View From The Top

Our friends at Nashville WX have been throwing around some fancy jargon about the varying weather models for tomorrow’s snow thing, but the bottom line is that they think that all of Middle Tennessee is in for a “large, accumulating snow” starting tomorrow afternoon. [Nashville WX] Mayor Dean officially announced his reelection campaign today and [...]

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 [...]

Bright & Early: Wake Us When It’s Over Edition

Good morning, Nashville. Tennessee has managed to make quite a spectacle of itself in the past few weeks with our strange array of fringe gubernatorial candidates and controversial statements from the not-so-fringe ones, but we’re here to tell you that at least this leg of the journey will be over soon. You have today and [...]

Bright & Early: Climb Every Mountain Edition

Good morning, Nashville. As they begin to wrap things up, the state legislature has definitely left at least a few issues unresolved. One of those issues was a bill banning mountain top mining, which died in a subcommittee for the third straight year yesterday after they adjourned until 2011. Lots of folks in Tennessee feel [...]

Bright & Early: Middle Ground Edition

Good morning, Nashville. The Metro Transit Association has narrowly avoided a potentially disastrous bus strike after reaching an agreement with Nashville bus drivers.  In recent weeks, drivers have been threatening to strike over a change in contract that would allow MTA to fire them after eight unplanned absences. They initially implemented this rule because they [...]

Happy Hour: Sky Blue Sky

The Tea Party rally downtown ended up drawing upwards of a thousand people today to protest Obama’s policies, though it was “a much smaller turnout” than the one back in April. [WKRN] The feds think that our air is gross enough that they’ve just handed TDOT $2 million to stop polluting it so much. TDOT [...]

Happy Hour: Pretty In Green

With the minor internet explosion surrounding the Iran election, Nashville is having its own Show of Solidarity with the Iranian People, much like the one happening tonight in New York City, tomorrow Friday night at Centennial Park. [Facebook] VY™ basically spilled his guts on ESPN today about last September’s meltdown. [City Paper] Hey, if you [...]

Happy Hour: Turning Up The Heat

As we have harped on and will continue to harp on until it gets some more coverage, the contaminated medical equipment at the VA hospitals in Tennessee, Georgia, and Florida that have resulted in (so far) 33 Hepatitis cases and 5 HIV cases may have ruined a bunch of donated organ tissue as well. [WSMV] [...]

Happy Hour: You’ve Got Until Midnight

Lots and lots of talk about today’s teabaggin’ at the Capitol. Estimates for the turnout ranged from 1,000 (haters’ guestimate) to 7,500 (according to the organizers). Metro PD puts the crowd at 2,800 – 3,000. This guy just wanted some pot. [Tennessean] Well, y’all, it was nice while it lasted: The bill to bring wine [...]