”Large Mansion In East Nashville, Needs Work”
In the grand living room and parlor of the East Nashville mansion now known as “Disgraceland,” Patton James plops down …
Vol. IV Issue 3
Funky Space & Rumpled Grace
If someone had told me last January that before year’s end I’d be walking through the Gulch, with all its …
The Lonely Bird in Shelby Bottoms
The summer heat hadn’t broken in late September for Jenny Piper’s habitual five-mile walk along the Shelby Bottoms Greenway when …
East Nashville Gets ’80s Pop Star Power
"I can cross this off my bucket list!” exclaimed a wide-eyed woman who wandered into the new Tiffany’s Boutique, moments …
Warren Pash & Theresa Kereakes
Warren Pash and Theresa Kereakes don’t remember meeting in 1978 in L.A., when the city was a riot of “scary …
Looking Forward, Looking Back
I've recently been pondering the difference between living in the past or the future, and allowing the past to inform …
EAST NASHVILLIANS OF THE YEAR
From a list of highly qualified and very worthy nominees, Carol Williams and March Egerton have won the awards for …
Unlocking the Secrets
Greetings once again, dear readers of The East Nashvillian magazine; I hope this issue finds you well, rested, and happy. …
EAST NASHVILLIANS OF THE YEAR
Life every day offers possibilities—possibilities to serve, to be involved, to protect your neighborhood, to help a friend. If I …
EAST NASHVILLIANS OF THE YEAR
Imagine an East Nashville without Margot Café, Bongo Java or Marché. No Ugly Mugs or Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams or …