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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 — the good kind of shade, … more
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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 Fourth Ave. S., closed its … more
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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 its last page. In a … more
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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 on the massive $600 million … more
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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 consciousness and dredged up wounds … more
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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 East Nashville, the notion of … more
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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 the venerable East Nashville venue … more
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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 lawsuit was filed by the … more
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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. Now, it also has the … more
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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, car, and seven beloved cats … more