Thursday News Rodeo: HIV Database Debacle, Growing Gulch, and WeGo Transit
PSA: Early voting for the August 2 primaries and city elections opens tomorrow at the Howard School Building in Nashville and runs through
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Bright & Early: Strike Three Edition
Good morning, Nashville. It was another rough night for us in the storm department, and more than 16,900 customers are still without power
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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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Bright & Early: Need More Trees Edition
Good morning, Nashville. Remember that new law granting free downtown parking to hybrid owners who shell out a mere $10 for a parking
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Happy Hour: Phone It In
Walmart has apparently bought up the building that used to house the Expo Design Center near 100 Oaks, from which we can infer
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Happy Hour: Keeping Our Cool
Several organizations including Metro Action Commission are trying to get window units into the hands of as many air conditioner-less people as possible.
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Bright & (Not So) Early: 14:59 Edition
Good morning, Nashville. We’re running behind this morning, as we are still sort of scraping ourselves off the floor from last night’s Basil
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Happy Hour: Keep The Music Playing
Congressman Jim Cooper toured the Schermerhorn today and it’s still looking pretty pitiful. Get well soon, Nashville Symphony! [WKRN] Bloody mattress and bed
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Bright & Early: All Is Fair Edition
Good morning, Nashville. There may be hope yet for the Tennessee State Fair thanks to some new proposals by everyone’s favorite Metro Councilman
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Happy Hour: United We Stand
All in favor of Tennessee seceding from the Union say ‘aye.’ [City Paper] Following a recent decrease in electricity bills that took effect
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