Thursday News Rodeo: Chappy’s, Reduced Train Service, and Brougham Battles September 20, 2018September 20, 2018Stephen Yeargin Comment The Metro Council approved a $130,000 settlement with a woman stemming from a traffic stop in 2011 in which she was arrested for [...]
Bright & Early: Blast From The Past Edition July 21, 2011Christy Frink Comment Good morning, Nashville. Everyone in Tennessee (and probably most people outside of Tennessee, by now) knows that there are some unfortunate things that [...]
Happy Hour: It’s All A Blur August 16, 2010Christy Frink 3 Students at Thurgood Marshall Middle, Andrew Jackson Elementary and AZ Kelley Elementary had a very hot first full day back after some pop-up [...]
Happy Hour: Drifting Along July 9, 2010Christy Frink 3 The Metro Council is looking at some creative ways to help small businesses that were hurt by the flood, including car washes that [...]
Happy Hour: Keep On Truckin’ November 3, 2009Christy Frink Comment We got our state report card today and there is some good news: Our high school graduation rate has gone up! The bad [...]
Summer Theme Park Fun: What’s A (Poor) Nashvillian To Do? July 7, 2009Morgan Levy Comment Ever since the untimely demise of Opryland (RIP), Nashvillians looking for some summer theme park fun have had to haul themselves out [...]
The Weekendist: Remember The Days Edition May 22, 2009Morgan Levy Comment Happy Memorial Day weekend! Enjoy the long weekend stuffing yourself with barbeque and hanging out in the sun. Not that anyone needs our [...]
The Weekendist: So Many Crawfish, So Little Time Edition May 15, 2009Christy Frink 2 FRIDAY Merrell Crawfish Boil, LP Field, 4 pm. Ticket prices are jacked up and you’ll have to sit through some pretty awful music [...]
Bright & Early: On The Ball Edition March 20, 2009Christy Frink Comment Good morning, Nashville. As the first of the stimulus money starts flowing into Tennessee, the folks at Metro Nashville Public Schools are still [...]
Memorial Day 2008: Too Lazy To Grill Out May 23, 2008Morgan Levy Comment Most of our Memorial Day memories are of the first cookouts of summer, grilling in the backyard with family and friends. True to [...]