Thursday News Rodeo: Land Swaps, Sustainable Campuses, and I-440 Construction
The proposed land swap deal between the city and developer Tony Giarratana where the city would trade the Church Street park for another
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Monday News Rodeo: Barnes Fund, Sports Mt. Rushmore, and Texting in School Zones
Man, y’all must have really liked you some Paradise Park according to the folks that have signed a petition asking the owners to
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Thursday News Rodeo: Microtrenching, Hadley Park, and a Dancing Bear
Mayor David Briley and some Metro Council members are at odds over whether to raise property taxes to meet a budget shortfall, with
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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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Bright & Early: End Of The World Edition
Good morning, Nashville. Parts of Nashville took quite the beating last night after a line of storms moved into the area just before
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Bright & Early: Out Of Our Shell Edition
Good morning, Nashville. While we’re busy wading knee-deep through cicada skeletons, Metro is ramping up its War on Mosquitoes by sending out the
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Happy Hour: Out With The Old
The glory days of Vince Young have officially come to a close with the removal of his giant picture from the side of
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Happy Hour: One Cup To Rule Them All
The big World Cup announcement happens tomorrow at 10am which is when we find out whether or not the US will host the
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Bright & Early: Rough Around The Edges Edition
Good morning, Nashville. It’s been a few weeks since we’ve checked in with Fisk University, which was teetering on the edge of bankruptcy
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Bright & Early: Questions And More Questions Edition
Good morning, Nashville. Vanderbilt, Fisk and Belmont universities are among about 400 schools that may soon ask students to declare their sexual orientation
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