Cover Stories
Hard Working Americans
“I’ve never really taken care of my voice,” Todd Snider offers, half charcoal rasp, half turpentine and sand paper vigor, into the microphone at … more
Month: July 2016
Editor's Letter
Boxcar Willie & the Golden Pear
Not so long ago, things were mightily unsettled in the land of Wolf Peach. There was a partisan divide. The Tomￄﾁtoes insisted theirs was a … more
Features
Steady as She Goes
Discussions around fitness, nutrition, health, and wellness tend to lead average folks down a rather predictable path, one that’s been forged and monitored by a … more
Features
A Sweet Collaboration
On a sunny May morning, Rose Mary Drake was walking her dog in her Eastwood neighborhood. It seemed to be an ordinary day, but she … more
Features
Called to Follow
In 1976, Capt. John McCullough was serving in the Army Corps of Engineers. He was stationed at a small Army base in Germany, just weeks … more
Features
Where Needs Are Nourished
It’s been 25 years since her father died, but Nettie Black can still remember the advice he had given her when she was at a … more
Features
Tomato Art Fest 2016
Some might think the number 13 is unlucky, but for Tomato Art Festival cofounder Meg MacFadyen, it’s just the opposite. With 2016 being the 13th … more
Matters of Development
MoD July|Aug ’16
NEW AND NOTEWORTHY IT WAS A BUSY SPRING ON THE EAST Nashville development front, from new restaurants and shops to growing restaurants and shops. Nashville … more
East Side Buzz Print Edition
First Tennessee Foundation Partners With Martha O’Bryan Center
TO ENSURE ITS DONATIONS ARE BEING used efficiently in helping to improve the various communities it serves, the nonprofit foundation of First Tennessee Bank takes … more
Know your Neighbor
Sgt. Michael Fisher
“It’s a really positive role to play within the police department, getting out and talking to neighborhood groups, talking to schools. There’s this huge variety … more