Monday News Rodeo: Gratitunes, Hospital at the MCC, and Jobs4TN Website Woes
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee signed a new executive order Thursday that requires Tennesseans to remain home until at least April 14, following several
[...]
tourism
Thursday News Rodeo: Watkins, Armadillos, and a Record Year for Tourism
PSA: Monday, February 3 is the final day to register to vote in Tennessee for the March presidential preference primaries. If you’re already
[...]
Thursday News Rodeo: Black Bear Sightings, Too Tall Bandit, and Maybe More Elections?!
Nashville has already broken the record for most times citizens have gone to the polls in a calendar year, and there is a
[...]
Happy Hour: Bing Bang Boom
We all knew this was inevitable when half of NES went underwater last month, but a rate increase in our electric bills was
[...]
Bright & Early: Ebb And Flow Edition
Good morning, Nashville. Tennessee lawmakers are all about finding creative ways to boost revenue with the current state of the economy, and they’re
[...]
Bright & Early: Music To Our Ears Edition
Good morning, Nashville. As much as we joke around about Bluepocalypse and CMApocalypse and all the other -pocalypses that involve hundreds of thousands
[...]
Bright & Early: Troubled Waters Edition
Good morning, Nashville. We’re hearing plenty of harrowing reports about Tennesseans who were in Haiti on mission trips when the earthquake hit, but
[...]
Bright & Early: Puddle Jumping Edition
Good morning, Nashville. Thanks to a few solid days of rain, most of the state has either flooded or probably will flood within
[...]
Bright & (Not So) Early: Poor Planning Edition
Good morning, Nashville. Just when we thought things with the convention center couldn’t get any more dramatic, News Channel 5 uncovered another contract
[...]
Bright & Early: CMApocalypse Now Edition
Good morning, Nashville. CMApocalypse is really sneaking up on us this year, and we’d almost forgotten about it until we saw the news
[...]