Thursday News Rodeo: Joyland, New Vandy Chancellor and Historic Graveyards
Mayor John Cooper’s staff told the Metropolitan Housing Trust Fund Commission that their budget was slashed from $9.5 million to $5 million about
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Monday News Rodeo: Airport Scammer, Oprah, and Quieter Animal Shelters
It’s going to be cold today, but unless you’re up in the Cumberland Plateau, there’s no significant snow in the forecast. ❄️ Mayor
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Thursday News Rodeo: Happy Thanksgiving!
🦃 Happy Thanksgiving from your Nashvillest staff! We’ll be back next week with your regular News Rodeo. Photo by Alyson Hurst. Want to
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Monday News Rodeo: The Arts Company, Cordell Hull, and a $10,000 Tip
William Weeden, the outgoing director of the Community Oversight Board, says that he had not not been given enough autonomy in his role,
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Thursday News Rodeo: Body Cam Delay, Shadow Patriot, and an Animatronic Karaoke Bar
William Weeden, the executive director of the city’s Community Oversight Board, has abruptly resigned his position saying that he was under too much
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Monday News Rodeo: Budget Mess, Elliston Place Soda Shop, and Goodbye Lyft Scooters
The State’s Comptroller appeared at a Metro Council to issue a rather dire warning that the city is operating with insufficient cash reserves
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Thursday News Rodeo: Guy Fieri, RIP McGavock Emu, and When the Cumberland Froze Over
A co-founder of homeless advocacy group Open Table Nashville is criticizing the Cooper administration for its choice of an unused county jail for
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Monday News Rodeo: Safe Bar, Rock Block, and Beware ‘Hamilton’ Scams
Happy Veteran’s Day! 🇺🇸 In honor of Veteran’s Day, check out the cover stories from this week’s Nashville Scene. Right now the weather
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Thursday News Rodeo: Banksy, Unused Soccer Fields, and Pedestrian Safety
Safety advocates Walk Bike Nashville says that 2019 is already the deadliest for Nashville’s pedestrians, with 26 confirmed deaths. The fall and winter
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Monday News Rodeo: Dangerous Kroger, Winter Classic Jersey, and an eBook Boycott
The city is still working with various agencies and groups to finalize plans for this winter’s emergency shelters after promising they would operate
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