Monday News Rodeo: Overheated Party Buses, Youth Poet Laureate, and the World Series Trophy
This week marks two years since Nashville’s first confirmed COVID-19 case, news that would bring the city to a near-halt and stall tornado
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Thursday News Rodeo: Antibodies, New Restaurants, and Rebuilding Second Avenue
Nine people have died of COVID-19 complications this week in Nashville, including two people in their 30s according to the Mayor’s office. All
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Monday News Rodeo: Coronavirus, Elliston Place Soda Shop, and Bad Airport Food
A newly formed committee seeks to repair the neglect of the 37208 zip code in North Nashville, recently highlighted as having the country’s
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Thursday News Rodeo: Dolly Parton, Top Restaurants, and Code Blue
Mayor John Cooper repeatedly said the city is in receivership (think of it as like a civic bankruptcy) at a breakfast with business
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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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Monday News Rodeo: Cherry Blossom Trees, Stolen Fire Truck, and Cardi B
PSA: It’s April 1, so everything you read on the internet today (except for us, of course) should be checked for accuracy. Nashville
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Monday News Rodeo: Gulch Chicken, Tornado Sirens, and Terrible Internet People
Move over Convention Center Coyote, the Gulch Chicken captured our “how the hell did it get there” imaginations Thursday, running around 12 Avenue.
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Thursday News Rodeo: Accidental Permits, Narcan, and Angry Bus Riders
Four candidates qualified by the filing deadline to fill the Metro Council District 29 seat for the Antioch area vacated by former council
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Monday News Rodeo: Amazon Protests, Deleted Videos, and Flaming Christmas Trees
The Metropolitan Development and Housing Agency says it has accidentally erased the raw footage of the shooting of Daniel Hambrick last July by Metro
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Thursday News Rodeo: Pocket Parks, Weary Workers, and Election Enthusiasm
The Nashville Election Commission says that 10,249 people turned out for the first day of early voting in this year’s mid-term elections, which
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