Thursday News Rodeo: Not All Heroes Wear Capes
If you haven’t yet treated yourself to this tale of epic, rapist-chasing badassery from our hero Metro Councilman Mike Freeman, it’s a good one.
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Bright & Early: Around And Around We Go Edition
Good morning, Nashville. Quick tour of the headlines this morning: Davidson County’s unemployment rate shot up 0.6% from May to June, landing at
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Bright & Early: Letter Of The Law Edition
Good morning, Nashville, and happy July! July 1st is that magical day when all those new laws take effect that were debated and
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Bright & Early: Festivus For The Rest Of Us Edition
Good morning, Nashville. Spring Hill rejected the zoning request for Festival Tennessee, a proposed theme park that started arousing suspicion from the moment
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The Other Best-Of: Toast Of Music City Voting Ends June 20
Just a few days left for you to pick your favorite local restaurants, bars, celebrities, blogs (ahem) and more in The Tennessean’s 3rd annual
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Bright & Early: It’s Never Going To Snow Here Edition
Good morning, Nashville. We hope you survived Snowpocalypse 2009, though we didn’t experience a whole lot of wintery weather worth writing home about
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Happy Hour: Uncorked
A study by some folks in New York uncovered a significant loophole in gun sales in Tennessee. In many cases, firearms were sold
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Bright & Early: Rough Weekend Edition
Good morning, Nashville. A Billy Currington concert in Alberta, Canada went horribly wrong over the weekend when a storm blew through and caused
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Bright & Early: What’s For Breakfast Edition
Good morning, Nashville. A recent study by a food security-focused nonprofit revealed that Tennessee is one of 11 states where over 20% of
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Happy Hour: Who Would Jesus Sue?
The family whose land almost became home to Bible Park USA in Rutherford County are now suing the pants off the county and
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