Sara Morse
"A 3D printer, laptops, audio and video gear — I’m just so jealous they didn’t have stuff like this at …
Month: July 2017
Light Rail Coming To Gallatin Pike
In the late 1980s, an album collection of up-and-coming Nashville rock bands was titled City Without a Subway. While the …
The Battle For Greer Stadium Has Begun
The ongoing conflict between development and use of public lands has found a new battlefield on one of Nashville’s most …
Ain’t No Better Bargain Than Free
The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum announced some huge news at the beginning of July. The Community Counts …
MoD July|Aug ’17
Spring and early summer were busy with openings in East Nashville, from restaurants to beauty stops, along with some shutterings …
A+ Student
One of the magical moments recalled in platinumplated producer-bassist Norbert Putnam’s new book, Music Lessons, Vol. 1: A Musical Memoir, …
A Little Cherry Tomato on Top
Before Nashville was an “It” city, before Nashville realized fine dining didn’t have to be cream-sauced ’n’ butter-basted, Margot McCormack …
A Good and Watchful Neighbor
Ask Von Moye for a good example of the East Nashville Neighborhood Watch Facebook group in action and he immediately …
Battling the Great Black Snake
These two simple questions — sung by Nashville musician and environmental activist Mike Younger on the song “What Kind of …
Hall of History
In April 1976, Kyle Young was a 22-yearold college student in search of a summer job when he spotted a …