Painting the East Side Red
This time of year, as the Tennessee homegrown tomato emits her siren song, drawing locals to her like a June bug to a back porch light, planning for East Nashville’s 2012 Tomato Art Fest is in high gear.
On April 29, 2003, 13-year-old Tabitha Tuders left for school and never came home.
This story was first published in the March|April 2013 edition of The East Nashvillian and has been updated. Bo Tuders …
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2018 East Nashvillian of the Year: Citizen – Anthony Davis
Do you like gathering fresh eggs from the urban chickens in your backyard? Value sidewalks, bike lanes, and pedestrian safety? …
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Making the Light Grow
The secret ingredient at Indian-Italian restaurant eDESIa? Love.
The Vinyl Frontier
Ben Blackwell, Third Man’s resident ‘psychedelic stooge,’ steers the label’s vinyl ship
Envision Cayce Project Moves Forward
It’s been a busy spring and early summer at Cayce Place, Nashville’s oldest and largest public housing development, as construction …
Bottoms Up!
On a dark and chilly winter night, neighborhood patrons packed into the snug and brightly lit Southern Grist taproom, curious …
EAST NASHVILLIAN OF THE YEAR – Citizen
On a chilly December night, Brett Withers stands in front of the last Eastwood Neighbors meeting of the year, his …
THE ISLAND OF POVERTY IN A SEA OF PROSPERITY
A mixed-use town center. A re-imagined street grid and expanded public transit route. A new grocery store and community garden …
SOLVING THE CAYCE PLACE CONUNDRUM
Every time Cayce Place resident Darlene Thompson returns home from visiting friends or running errands in other parts of the …