Thursday News Rodeo: DACA, Flood Walls, and a Clergy Kidney
Hundreds marched from Centennial Park to the Nashville offices of Senators Lamar Alexander and Bob Corker on Monday to protest the suspension of
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Monday News Rodeo: Attorney General Visit, Shakespeare and Preseason Football
Local organizations are preparing to help those affected by Hurricane Harvey on the Texas coast. Please help wherever you can! Good news, Nashville:
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Thursday News Rodeo: Instruments of Crime, Bears and Spelling Bees
By now you’ve probably heard all about Nashville resident Jacob Waddell’s now infamous catfish throwing and subsequent charges (dropped yesterday!) in Pittsburgh on
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Bright & Early: Bros Icing Bros Edition
Good morning, Nashville. Kids in Metro Schools got yet another snow day today as officials closed the place down for the second day
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Bright & Early: Look To The Sky Edition
Good morning, Nashville. Some Metro Schools officials aren’t feeling extremely hopeful about the No Child Left Behind results coming their way next month. Because
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Bright & Early: Rebuilding Edition
Good morning, Nashville. Saturday marks the start of the Nashville Build by the crew of Extreme Home Makeover and a few thousand volunteers.
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Bright & Early: Ready Or Not, Here They Come Edition
Good morning, Nashville. We can’t believe it’s been over a month since our city flooded, but with most of downtown back open for
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Bright & Early: Too Many Tubes Edition
Good morning, Nashville. A few months ago, we congratulated Metro Nashville Public Schools for finally diving head-first into the world of Twitter and
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Bright & Early: Why Not Wine Edition
Good morning, Nashville. The controversial issue of allowing wine to be sold in grocery stores is certainly not a new one, but lawmakers
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Speaking Of Lineups: Vandy Announces Rites Of Spring Bill
Not to be left in the dust by Bonnaroo’s big-time lineup announcements yesterday, InsideVandy.com announced the full lineup for this year’s Rites of
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