Monday News Rodeo: Rough Sports Weekend, Board Vacancies, and New High School Named
An antiviral pill partially developed at a Vanderbilt University Medical Center lab may help treat COVID-19 at home if approved by the FDA.
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MonthNovember 2021
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Monday News Rodeo: Aardvarks, Flights to London, and Parnassus Books
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee has allowed the state of emergency he declared at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic to expire, saying that
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Thursday News Rodeo: Toll Roads, The Groove, and Not-So-Free Shipping
Metro Nashville Public Schools is adjusting its COVID-19 policies to comply with recently enacted state law, including no longer requiring a student who
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Monday News Rodeo: Porcupines, Interstate Graffiti, and the Jubilee Singers at the Ryman
A federal judge has temporarily blocked the law effectively banning school mask mandates from going into effect following the filing of three lawsuits
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Thursday News Rodeo: Teacher Protests, Fort Negley, and Vaccines for Kids
Happy Veterans Day! A group of Belmont University students gathered yesterday to protest what they see as lax mask enforcement and a low
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Monday News Rodeo: MLS Playoffs, Goo Goo Clusters, and Dianne Nash Plaza
PSA: It’s a good idea to test your smoke alarms whenever you change your clocks for Daylight Saving Time. Nashville music venues are
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Thursday News Rodeo: Rock Dump, Rinne’s Number Retired and 1,000 Turkeys
Tennessee children age 5-11 can now receive the COVID-19 vaccine following approval from the FDA and CDC. If you need a COVID test
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Monday News Rodeo: Woo Wagon Parade, Tech Worker Shortage, Haunted Symphony Center
Nashville’s pharmacies are staying busy administering COVID-19 booster shots to those that want them, regardless of which vaccine brand they originally received. Owners
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