Thursday News Rodeo: Forgetful City, Helicopter Lasers, and Watkins Campus Sold
Metro Police responded to nearly 200 ‘calls for service’ on Lower Broadway last weekend, a number that isn’t too much out of the
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AuthorStephen Yeargin
Monday News Rodeo: Round 1, Shot for a Beer, and Mask Mandates Lifted
About 35 businesses around Nashville are participating in the “Shot for a Beer or Coffee” program to promote vaccination, where patrons can show
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Thursday News Rodeo: Pekka Rinne, Speedway Expansion, and Referendum Lawsuits
PSA: If you need gas, buy it, but don’t be like all the folks rushing to the pumps after rumors of shortages quickly
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Monday News Rodeo: Flea Market, Renaissance Festival, and Playoff-bound Preds
Nashville will begin vaccinating children 12 years or older as soon as this week if federal authorities give the go-ahead. The Pfizer vaccine
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Thursday News Rodeo: Magic Number, Tree Planting, and Bells Bend
PSA: Today is the final day of “The Big Payback,” an event highlighting local nonprofits that need your support. Donate before 6 p.m.
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Monday News Rodeo: State of Metro, Chew Crew, and a Crappy Time on Broadway
Another person is dead after an encounter with Nashville police, this time after he allegedly fired upon officers during a mental health response
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Thursday News Rodeo: To-Go Booze, Oracle Deal, and Pilgrimage Festival Lineup
The Nashville Health Department announced it will lift all COVID restrictions — except for masks being required indoors — on May 14. That
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Monday News Rodeo: Playoff Push, MCC Shutdown, and Bells Bend
The Music City Center will no longer serve as a site for mass vaccinations amid declining demand, though vaccine does remain available at
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Thursday News Rodeo: License Plate Readers, Jefferson Street, and BCycle Returns
The Metro Council voted to defer a project that would have installed license plate readers after push-back from various groups that cited privacy
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Monday News Rodeo: Property Taxes, Petitions, and Airport Parking
Nashville Mayor John Cooper made headlines Friday promising a substantial property tax decrease following a year where taxes increased by as much as
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