Know your Neighbor – The East Nashvillian

“I don’t remember a specific turning point where I went from being totally Congolese to being mostly American, or where I owned more of an … more

There are plenty of things that don’t bother us as much as they should, but we just need to have them drawn to our lives … more

“I do feel like there’s a resurgence on Dickerson Pike, and the Merchants Association is going to be the glue for all the merchants to … more

“I have this saying at the station: if we take care of our artists and we take care of our community, they’ll both take care … more

I got very fortunate during the beginning years of Tomato Fest. I actually got an honorable mention for my art and it felt like I … more

“The first time I felt that excitement like, ‘Oh, I can’t wait to get home’, I knew I was in the right place.” — Dylis … more

One time I saw Crete chilling in the dumpster alley. A mouse ran past, but he didn’t bother to go after it … too busy … more

I wanted my own restaurant. I thought I needed to open a small restaurant at first. So I asked myself, ‘What’s the smallest I could … more

“I’m a freelance food and travel journalist, and podcaster, but I’m real connected to agriculture as well. I grew up on a farm in Clarksville, … more

"The best part of the first Tomato Art Fest was throwing rotten tomatoes at the torn down market at Fatherland and 11th. Throwing the tomatoes … more