Tree Canopy Bill Seeks to Preserve the Shade
A new bill is working its way through the Metro council that will throw more shade on Nashville’s citizenry — …
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Fond Object Future Uncertain
It’s been a rough and rocky time for Inglewood’s Fond Object Records. In November, the shop’s downtown location at 535 …
The Loss of ‘Nashville Arts’ Hits East Nashville Art Community
After nearly 10 years of chronicling and celebrating Nashville’s arts scene, Nashville Arts Magazine announced in August that it’d printed …
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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 …
Putting a Local Focus on Suicide Prevention
The recent losses of fashion designer Kate Spade and chef/TV personality Anthony Bourdain have thrust suicide back into the national …
East Nashvillians Ponder Mass Transit
The future of transpo rtation in Music City goes before voters May 1, and for some residents and businesses in …
Dee’s to the Rescue!
When The Family Wash abruptly shut its doors on Jan. 26, patrons, employees, and musicians who were booked to play …
Lawsuit Challenges Metro’s Home Studio Ban
A lawsuit filed on Dec. 5, 2017, challenges Metro’s long-standing ban on some “home occupations,” including for-profit recording studios. The …
Historic Marker Honors Nashville LBGT Pioneer Penny Campbell
Lockeland Springs is well known for its rich cultural history and its streets lined with welcoming bungalows and small businesses. …
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Rising From the Ashes — Literally
There’s finally light at the end of the tunnel for East Nashville funkmeister Todd “Toddzilla” Austin, who lost his house, …