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
A few months ago, what was formerly gospel station 102.1 The Light morphed into 102.1 THE VILLE, whose catchphrase is “Soul of Music City.” This … more
When the holiday season rolls around, we all have our own traditions to look forward to. But for Nashville, few traditions have enjoyed the long … more
In mid-September, East Nashville neighbors gathered at Shwab Elementary School to discuss a development project that could make life much easier for local pedestrians. Attendees … more
The nucleus of a neighborhood can be hard to quantify, but some places are so enduring that the locals are drawn to them. Such has … more
Fond Object Records is a haven for a certain type of East Nashvillian. Someone who lives for vinyl punk recordings, expresses themselves through vintage clothes, … more
Sept. 12-17 will mark the 18th annual AmericanaFest, a music festival and industry conference celebrating folk, country, blues, and roots rock. The event will be … more
The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum announced some huge news at the beginning of July. The Community Counts program provides three different opportunities … more
The ongoing conflict between development and use of public lands has found a new battlefield on one of Nashville’s most historic battlegrounds. A proposed lease … more
In the late 1980s, an album collection of up-and-coming Nashville rock bands was titled City Without a Subway. While the limestone bedrock that Music City … more
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