Monday News Rodeo: Biggest City, Catfish, and Blue Angel Memorial
We’re #1! Nashville is officially the largest city in Tennessee according to the census bureau, overtaking the top spot from Memphis. It moves
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Thursday News Rodeo: IKEA!!!, Stanley Cup Tickets, Pants on Fire
Välkommen till Nashville! Nashville is finally getting an IKEA, and our co-founder wonders why everything cool shows up after she moves to Portland.
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Monday News Rodeo: Fines, Whiskey, and Diaper Banks
After dropping their first home game this playoffs on Thursday, the Predators took a 3-2 lead over the Anaheim Ducks in the Western
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Thursday News Rodeo: Catfish, Teacher Raises, and Sternly Worded Letters
Things are looking good for Metro Nashville public school teachers to get a three percent raise next year. Keith Urban sang the national
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Monday News Rodeo: Steeplechase, Jocques Clemmons and 23-Hour Bars
A horse named Scorpiancer picked up the win at the 76th Annual Iroquois Steeplechase. We heard the infield was pretty lively though. Two
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Thursday News Rodeo: ‘Ghetto’, Bees and CMT Awards
It’s Duck season for the Predators! Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals begins in Anaheim tomorrow at 8 p.m. Game 2 is
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Monday News Rodeo: LET’S GO PREDS! LET’S GO PREDS!
The Preds punched their ticket for the third round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs with a 3-1 win over the St. Louis Blues (!!!).
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Thursday News Rodeo: AMBER alerts, Wayward Wallabies, and Airbnb Bans
The National Weather Service confirms what the sweat on our foreheads kinda already knew: April was a rather hot month in Nashville. If
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Monday News Rodeo: Axe Chases, Marathon Winners and Sick Employees
Hendersonville PE teacher Scott Wietecha won his fifth (FIFTH!?!?) straight Country Music Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon on Saturday. Lauren Mitchell of Madison, Alabama
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Thursday News Rodeo: Adventure Park, Light Rail and a Booze Bandit
Pending a successful referendum vote next year, Nashville could begin construction on its first light rail line installed along the Gallatin Pike corridor.
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