Monday News Rodeo: Barnes Fund, Sports Mt. Rushmore, and Texting in School Zones
Man, y’all must have really liked you some Paradise Park according to the folks that have signed a petition asking the owners to
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Thursday News Rodeo: Microtrenching, Hadley Park, and a Dancing Bear
Mayor David Briley and some Metro Council members are at odds over whether to raise property taxes to meet a budget shortfall, with
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Monday News Rodeo: Strip Club Valet, Kid Rock, and Gentrification in North Nashville
PSA: If you are leaving out of Nashville International Airport today, give yourself some more time as an estimated 26,000 people will be
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Thursday News Rodeo: Coyote-sized Rats, Downtown Trash, and a Hatchet Attack
PSA: Today is the start of both CMA Fest and Bonnaroo. Plan your eternal traffic nightmare accordingly. A man that allegedly killed his
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The Official 2018 CMApocalypse Bingo Board!
It’s that week again in Nashville and if you’ve not escaped to Bonnaroo or more peaceful parts, make the most of it. Print yourself
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Monday News Rodeo: PSC Metals, Malcom X, and $16 Cocktails
PSA: Both Bonnaroo (held out in Manchester, TN) and CMA Fest (downtown Nashville) run Thursday through Sunday. Try to be nice to the
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Thursday News Rodeo: Swedish Sorrow, Bird Scooters and Soccer Stadium
Welp, IKEA made it official that we will not be getting a store in Nashville after all. The store was slated to open
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Monday News Rodeo: POTUS Visit, Briley Wins and IKEA Uncertainty
Happy Memorial Day! Mayor David Briley won Thursday’s election with 54 percent of the vote, avoiding a run-off that where he would have
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Thursday News Rodeo: ELECTION DAY (!!!), NFL Draft, and BroLesque
Today is election day for the mayoral and District 1 council races and the final turnout number is expected to be lower than
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Monday News Rodeo: Early Voting Ends, Heath the Thief, and Axe Throwing
The cash-strapped Metro General Hospital received only vague commitments from mayoral candidates in a questionnaire from WPLN. The city’s safety net hospital was
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