Thursday News Rodeo: AFC Championship Watch Party, Property Tax Increase, and Amtrak to Nashville
PSA: You must be registered to vote by February 3 to participate in the March 3 presidential primaries in Tennessee. You can also
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Nashville Zoo
Monday News Rodeo: Unanswered 911 Calls, Fort Negley Dig, and Shrinking Million Dollar Houses
Nashville mayor John Cooper has instructed city agencies to ensure that the winter shelter program “be fully funded and 100 percent operational” following
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Thursday News Rodeo: An MLB Stadium, Porcupines and Hockey is Back!
The group trying to bring a Major League Baseball team to Nashville has unveiled a set of renderings placing a new stadium on
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Monday News Rodeo: PokéBar, Whataburger, and Chinese Lanterns
Developer Tony Giarrantana has proposed a new “activated” park for Ann Dallas Dudley Blvd. between the downtown library and Legislative Plaza after his
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Monday News Rodeo: Music City Roots, Mayoral Money, and Vrabel’s Wager
The final monthly fundraising totals are in for the mayor’s race, and the top two in the money race outpaced the remaining contenders
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Thursday News Rodeo: #VandyBoys, Tornadoes and Scary Elevators
The Vanderbilt Commodores baseball team are the 2019 NCAA National Champions, defeating the University of Michigan 8-2 in the College World Series last
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Monday News Rodeo: Stolen Police Car, Presidential Debates, and Central Division Champions
Country singer Brad Paisley broke ground (he was the one driving the backhoe) last week on a free grocery to benefit needy families
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Monday News Rodeo: SEC Tournament, Nashville Zoo, and Pulling Teeth
Beware the potholes that have shown up on the roadways after the weekend storms. 🕳 There are more signs that Nashville’s housing market
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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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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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