The East Nashvillian

Friday News Roundup, March 27

March 27, 2020

The East Nashvillian — Community in Your Hands Our new print issue is now available! It features coverage of the March 3 tornado, focusing on … more

Restaurants Offering Take Out & To Go

March 22, 2020

5th & Taylor — takeout/delivery 8th & Roast — takeout/delivery 12 South Taproom — takeout/delivery 51 North Taproom — takeout/delivery 615 Chutney — delivery via Doordash, Grubhub, and Postmates 615 … more

Coronavirus and You — a Local Look

March 22, 2020

With the COVID-19 Coronavirus outbreak dominating national news headlines, we asked Jennifer Campbell PA-C with Riverside Village Clinic what her experience has been on a … more

The Invisible Women

March 27, 2020

Sometimes a creative idea just shows up out of nowhere, unexpected and unbidden, maybe a little excited and tipsy, and decides to settle in an … more

Throwing Shade & Growing Roots

January 13, 2020

Jim Gregory is a man with a shady plan for East Nashville. “In a few years, we want to create a walkable arboretum that runs … more

A Kingdom of Fun

January 12, 2020

Ask Oliver Wood about The Wood Brothers’ upcoming album and you’ll receive a large helping of enthusiasm. In this case though, the passion for Kingdom … more

Manuel Delgado

January 12, 2020

When custom luthier Manuel Delgado relocated Delgado Guitars to Nashville 15 years ago, he brought more than just tools, building ... more

Marilyn Greer

January 12, 2020

Talking with Marilyn Greer in her Cayce Place apartment reveals she’s charming, friendly, and welcoming, but there is also a ... more

Christian Juru

March 27, 2020

“I don’t remember a specific turning point where I went from being totally Congolese to being mostly American, or where I owned more of an … more

Ross Collier

January 12, 2020

There are plenty of things that don’t bother us as much as they should, but we just need to have them drawn to our lives … more

Dave Puncochar

November 15, 2019

“I do feel like there’s a resurgence on Dickerson Pike, and the Merchants Association is going to be the glue for all the merchants to … more

Artist in Profile

Patrick Arena

January 12, 2020

Local painting champ Patrick Arena has gone a circuitous route to wind his way from his native Syracuse, New York, to Nashville. And, as accomplished … more

Artist in Profile

Ciona Rouse

November 15, 2019

For poet Ciona Rouse, a new poem can have its start anywhere — an overheard conversation, a radio program, a docent’s remarks during a museum … more

Artist in Profile

Kevin Gordon

September 6, 2019

“What attracted me to folk art when I first encountered it was, I think, the same thing that attracted me to Robert Johnson and Junior … more

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Editor’s Statement Regarding the March|April 2020 Issue

Friday News Roundup, March 27

Restaurants Offering Take Out & To Go

Coronavirus and You — a Local Look

Cover Story

Robben Ford Has Found The Way

FEATURES

The Invisible Women

Throwing Shade & Growing Roots

A Kingdom of Fun

2019 East Nashvillians of the Year

Manuel Delgado

Marilyn Greer

Film Beat

Girls Night with Parasite: Three academics unravel genre and class in Bong Joon-ho’s historic film

Giveaways!

Upcoming Events

The Madisonian | November-December 2019

Know Your Neighbor

Christian Juru

Ross Collier

Dave Puncochar

Artist in Profile

Patrick Arena

Ciona Rouse

Kevin Gordon

Astute Observations

Editor’s Letter

East of Normal

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