The East Nashvillian

East Side Buzz, May 14

May 14, 2021

They’re coming, they’re coming! The East Nashvillian’s Best of East Awards are coming! Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and/or Facebook to know when exactly polls … more

East Side Buzz, May 7

May 7, 2021

Big news about the news: The East Nashvillian is now on Apple News! If you’re an Apple News subscriber, you can follow us here. How … more

East Side Buzz, April 30

April 30, 2021

Oh, hello! I didn’t see you there. Because I can’t see you at all. Because you are looking at a phone or a computer I … more

2020 East Nashvillians of the Year – Business: Sweet 16th Bakery

February 3, 2021

When Sweet 16th Bakery first opened its doors on a sunny day in May 2003, owners Ellen and Dan Einstein faced the usual opening day … more

2020 East Nashvillian of the Year – Citizen: Ronald Gooch, Jr.

February 3, 2021

East Nashville has been a neighborhood in transition for over two decades. Individuals, businesses, and landmarks have come and gone, undergone dramatic transformations, or vanished … more

On April 29, 2003, 13-year-old Tabitha Tuders left for school and never came home.

April 29, 2021

This story was first published in the March|April 2013 edition of The East Nashvillian and has been updated. Bo Tuders sits on his front porch, … more

Old Sea Brigade Drops “Mirror Moon”

April 9, 2021

Old Sea Brigade does a deep dive into some Nashville ties for the track “Mirror Moon”, which was recorded at local studios The Shoebox and … more

Brett Withers

May 7, 2021

Serving on Nashville’s Metropolitan Council has never been an easy job, but try doing it during a pandemic. Or how about during a pandemic that … more

John Latham, photographed by Chuck Allen

Jon Latham

March 29, 2021

“No offense to people who sometimes forget things, but forgetting your mask a year into a pandemic? I don’t think there’s a reasonable excuse for … more

Dana Greaves

March 10, 2021

“I felt like if I didn’t complete this mask as fast as possible that means somebody’s life could be in jeopardy.”—Dana Greaves Ten months ago, … more

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Madison Thorn

February 16, 2021

“This, I believe, is what sets the HRH series apart from most other editorials. Instead of me being an outsider, trying to understand my subjects, … more

Artist in Profile

Jeremy Harris

July 31, 2020

Like so many people in our community, when the pandemic first hit, my livelihood as a working artist vanished overnight. The best year of my … more

Artist in Profile

Joe Nolan

May 8, 2020

Joe Nolan is a renaissance man — musician, songwriter, painter, photographer, journalist — and a hell of a nice guy, too. … more

Here’s to the Roaring ’20s

March 31, 2021

Where to begin, friends? If your experience in the last year has been anything like mine, you have felt flabbergasted, gob-smacked, exhausted, angry, sad, disgusted, disheartened, hungover, shocked, relieved, and cautiously hopeful, sometimes all in ... more

East Side Buzz, May 14

East Side Buzz, May 7

East Side Buzz, April 30

East Side Buzz, May 14

2020 East Nashvillians of the Year – Business: Sweet 16th Bakery

2020 East Nashvillian of the Year – Citizen: Ronald Gooch, Jr.

On April 29, 2003, 13-year-old Tabitha Tuders left for school and never came home.

Old Sea Brigade Drops “Mirror Moon”

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Know Your Neighbor

Brett Withers

Jon Latham

Dana Greaves

Artist in Profile

Madison Thorn

Jeremy Harris

Joe Nolan

Astute Observations

Here’s to the Roaring ’20s

Editor’s Letter

Your mind ain’t YOU

East of Normal

Jack the Bunny

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