Monday News Rodeo: Left by Lyft, Cheekwood Pumpkins, and an OT Win
The Metro Health Department will not issue a far-reaching mask mandate for Davidson County as requested by the Metro Council, its director announced
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Thursday News Rodeo: Britney’s Ex, Broadway Bridge, and Bonnaroo Goes Bust
Tennessee set new records for COVID-19 hospitalizations, with those among children following a similar trajectory since July. There were briefly fewer than 100
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Monday News Rodeo: Mad Bachelorettes, Busted Windows, and Meter Parking
Hooray! You survived the NFL Draft + Marathon Weekend! The city of Nashville will turn over its management of street parking in the
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Monday News Rodeo: Community Oversight Board, BNA Reunion, and an Alpaca Conference
Activists shut down parts of Lower Broadway Friday night to support a Community Oversight Board that they say would hold the police department
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Thursday News Rodeo: Best of Nashville, Flood Walls, and Principal Batman
Nashville property owners aren’t happy with their most recent appraisals, as the the Property Assesor’s Office saw a whopping 55 percent increase in
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Floating Pedal Taverns Planned for “Lake Palmer” at West End Summit
Ten years after West End Summit was scheduled to open, the beleaguered development site turned man-made lake is finally opening to the public.
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Happy Hour: Long Live The ‘Stache
Sports Illustrated (and now a whole slew of other media outlets) is reporting that the Titans are preparing to dump Coach Jeff Fisher
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Happy Hour: Whole Lotta Love
Tennessee’s unemployment rate is still 9.4% just like it’s been for the past several months. Though some people look at this as not
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Happy Hour: Revenge Of The Tennessee State Fair
The Tennessee State Fair is back! We thought it was dead ‘n’ gone with the passing of the State Fairgrounds, but since the
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Road Closures for CMA Awards [CMApocalypse 2008]
It’s that time again – Time for more road closures, courtesy of the CMApocalypse… er, CMA Awards. The worst has already started, but
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