Thursday News Rodeo: Toll Roads, The Groove, and Not-So-Free Shipping
Metro Nashville Public Schools is adjusting its COVID-19 policies to comply with recently enacted state law, including no longer requiring a student who
[...]
kurdish immigrants
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
[...]
Monday News Rodeo: Nashville Kurds, Belmont Debates, and Miss Belle Meade
Belmont University will host one of the 2020 Presidential Debates the school announced Friday, reprising a role they had in the 2008 elections.
[...]
Thursday News Rodeo: Dancin’ in the District, Zombie Deer, and an NES Scam
Tonight will be the “reunion” show for Nashville’s Dancin’ in the District, a music series that predated many of Nashville’s popular entertainment spots.
[...]
Monday News Rodeo: Recycled Campaign Signs, Finally Fall, and the Flea Market
Despite the warm temperatures today, welcome to the first day of autumn! 🍂 District Attorney Glen Funk’s decision to ask a Davidson County
[...]
Thursday News Rodeo: Old Hickory Lake, Probation Officers, and a Stolen Ambulance
PSA: Early voting for mayor and a handful of council seats continues this week, with all early voting sites opening up tomorrow morning.
[...]
Thursday News Rodeo: LifeWay, Pedal Bars and Pedestrians in Peril
This weekend’s scheduled white supremacy rallies in Murfreesboro has the city and Middle Tennessee State University on high alert, canceling unrelated events and
[...]
Monday News Rodeo: Pride, Library Fines, and Fake Money
Based on the Instagram and Facebook posts, we can tell Nashville had a great Pride weekend. An estimated 20,000 people were downtown for
[...]