Features
WHERE GOES THE NEIGHBORHOOD?
New residential development is spreading through Nashville’s older neighborhoods like wildfire. Can the character of East Nashville be preserved as property values rise and gentrification … more
Vol. IV Issue 4
Features
TANGLEWOOD TALES
Sitting by the massive fireplace in the “big room” of his Inglewood home, Henry Romersa speaks passionately about a love affair that began over 40 … more
Editor's Letter
Attention Deficit Disorder
Although some of you may find this hard to believe, I’ve never been on the listserv. That testament to fair-minded, civilized conversation has been deemed … more
Features
HIGH ADVENTURE
One would never mistake Todd Jarrell for one of the larger-than-life characters found in classic adventure tales like “The Sea-Wolf ” or “Captain Blood.” In … more
Features
VIVA LA EDUCACION
At Las Fiestas Café on a Thursday night, the inner circle of a radical coup celebrates the 10- year anniversary of the revolution over chips … more
East Side Buzz Print Edition
In Business News …
What’s the big news this month? East-Centric Pavilion has left the building, and in its place Jack Davis of JD Events and Festivals has opened … more
East Side Buzz Print Edition
All AMPed Up (and nowhere to go)
The atmosphere surrounding the AMP changes more often than Nashville’s winter weather. It’s warm one day, freezing the next, and, depending on which side one … more
Astute Observations
Homogenous Domicilius
Being a bass player for hire, a good workday for me is one spent either in town making records or on the road somewhere playing … more
Commentary
My Nashville Peers
This last summer I was fishing on the great North Platte River in Wyoming. It’s one of the few perks of being an artist and … more
East of Normal
EAST of NORMAL
Has it really been almost sixteen years now? Sixteen years since the epoch of blue rooftops? When Mother Nature bounced off Charlotte, blew out windows … more