Happy Hour: Take It Or Leave It
The Mayor’s Office released the details of the home buyout program today, and those who qualify will be contacted sometime in the next
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Bright & Early: The Best Policy Edition
Good morning, Nashville. State officials are starting to uncover cases of fraud related to flood assistance where people were collecting emergency food stamps
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Happy Hour: The Gift That Keeps Giving
Gaylord announced today that they’ll be laying off more than 1,700 workers, after sustaining nearly $225 million in flood damages. Layoffs are effective
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Bright & Early: What’s The Plan Edition
Good morning, Nashville. We’re definitely in the thick of budget season at both the state and local levels, which has been complicated all
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Happy Hour: We Got Our Flippy-Floppies
Long live the KR Harrington water treatment plant! It’s finally back up and running, as Mayor Dean announced today, but let’s not all
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Happy Hour: Get Out Of The Gutter
A woman was reportedly “not surprised, but amused” when Coffee County issued her a license plate ending with the letters “WTF.” And for
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Bright & Early: A Promise Is A Promise Edition
Good morning, Nashville. With Memorial Day weekend coming up, lots of folks will be roadtripping to, from and through town. TDOT will be doing
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Happy Hour: Crank It To Eleven
FEMA has approved more than $118 million in aid for flood victims so far, and the Small Business Administration has doled out nearly
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Bright & Early: Unlikely Help Edition
Good morning, Nashville. Most of us have heard the story about group of inmate volunteers who saved the Omohundro water treatment facility from flooding
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Happy Hour: Bouncing Right Back
Good news! Our water reserves are holding steady enough that Mayor Dean said car washes can reopen for at least a few hours
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