Thursday News Rodeo: Remembering the 2010 Floods, Tattoo Parlors, and Pandemic Protestors
Nashville will mark a decade since the 2010 floods this weekend, a disaster that killed 21 and damaged billions of dollars worth of
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Thursday News Rodeo: John Prine, Lost Tests, and a Passover Tradition
Mayor John Cooper says that nine people in Davidson County have died and released a “heat map” graphic to show areas of the
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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
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Thursday News Rodeo: Property Tax Increase, Emergency Cash Assistance, and We Love Dolly Parton
PSA: The decennial census is still happening in Nashville despite the March 3 tornadoes and coronavirus outbreak. Be counted! Nashville Mayor John Cooper
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Monday News Rodeo: Living Room Film Club, Joe Diffie, and Unemployment Claims
PSA: Our friends at the Nashville Scene are having a particularly difficult time without concerts or events to advertise and general ad spending
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Monday News Rodeo: Social Distancing, Tornado Recovery, and Everything Still Canceled
So … how’s it going? 😨😨😨 Last night the Metro Health Department, prompted by a request from the mayor’s office, ordered all bars
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Thursday News Rodeo: Empty Seats, Canceled Events, and a Severe Weather Forecast
PSA: Today’s forecast calls for potential severe weather, hitting a city already reeling from last week’s deadly tornadoes. Be safe out there y’all!
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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
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Monday News Rodeo: Coronavirus, Elliston Place Soda Shop, and Bad Airport Food
A newly formed committee seeks to repair the neglect of the 37208 zip code in North Nashville, recently highlighted as having the country’s
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Thursday News Rodeo: Old Hickory Lake, Probation Officers, and a Stolen Ambulance
PSA: Early voting for mayor and a handful of council seats continues this week, with all early voting sites opening up tomorrow morning.
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