Weekly News Rodeo: Nudie Suits, Melting Asphalt, and RNC Finalists
Metro Nashville Public School students are returning from spring break this week and will not require face coverings for students or staff. COVID-19
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Weekly News Rodeo: Geodis Park, Earnest Tubb Record Shop, and Kat Williams
PSA: If you haven’t already, there’s probably a clock or two in your home or car that needs sprung forward. A local Ukrainian
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Monday News Rodeo: Overheated Party Buses, Youth Poet Laureate, and the World Series Trophy
This week marks two years since Nashville’s first confirmed COVID-19 case, news that would bring the city to a near-halt and stall tornado
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Thursday News Rodeo: Aleksey’s, Pothole Problems, and TPAC Lineup
Vanderbilt University students and city officials gathered Tuesday on campus to protest Russia’s invasion into Ukraine. Aleksey’s Market in Berry Hill reports an
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Monday News Rodeo: Statue of Pekka, Inbound Californians, and Fish Frys
A group gathered at the Tennessee State Capitol to call for an end to fighting in Ukraine after the Russian military invaded the
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Monday News Rodeo: Stadium Series, Cannabis Cocktails, and Rail Returns
Heavy rains are moving into the area increasing our risk of flooding in low-lying areas. Be careful out there! The Metro School Board
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Monday News Rodeo: New Stadium, Jimmy Fallon, and Convention Fortunes Fading
News broke late last week that renovation talks between the city and the Tennessee Titans have been paused to discuss the potential of
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Thursday News Rodeo: Bonds, Trash Woes, and Severe Weather
Cold weather is coming back to Middle Tennessee, bringing with it the threat of severe weather this evening. Some are school districts have
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Monday News Rodeo: TPAC Lease, Unreadable License Plates, and Vegan Hot Chicken
Happy Valentine’s Day! Nashvillest ❤️ you. Contact tracing, an early tool of the pandemic, has essentially been abandoned in Tennessee as asymptomatic cases
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Thursday News Rodeo: Road Rage Patrols, Rising Rents, and Cashless as a Crime
Metro Nashville Public Schools may soon lift their mask mandate as cases of COVID-19 continue to fall across the county. Nashville mayor John
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