Features
TO BE HEALTHY DRINK LOCKELAND SPRINGS WATER
East Nashville has become an epicenter for the ever-growing — or over-publicized, depending on whom you ask — back-to-basics movement, with the term “artisan” being … more
Vol. IV Issue 5
Features
HOPE REBUILT
Dorothy Miller, age 77, has nine children, each of whom she raised in the little blue house with the green tin roof on Meridian Street … more
Features
CHICKEN SHACK BOOGIE
Former mayor Bill Purcell talks about one of his great passions in the same friendly, easygoing manner that made him such a wellliked politician. It’s … more
Features
INSIDE the HAY BALE
Chad Evans and Elijah “Lij” Shaw know how to embrace the moment. The key that unlocks the door to the moment is, “Don’t take yourself … more
East Side Buzz Print Edition
In Business News …
THE LOCAL TACO COMING TO 11TH and Fatherland is the big news this month. As their name suggests, the restaurant specializes in tacos, and they … more
East Side Buzz Print Edition
Overlay Me
BRETT WITHERS, PRESIDENT OF THE Eastwood Neighbors Neighborhood Association, tells us that the expansion of the Eastwood Neighborhood Conservation Overlay passed all three public hearings … more
East Side Buzz Print Edition
Goodnight, Sweet Prince
IT IS WITH HEAVY HEARTS THAT WE SAY goodbye to our friend and neighbor, Ernie Chaires, who passed away on March 23. He was 62. … more
Editor's Letter
Keep Your Hands Off of My Stack
Welcome to our latest issue. This one has it all: history, art, food & lodging, music, rants, raves . . . even Bonnaroo. Seriously, who … more
Astute Observations
There’s Groove in Them Grooves
Greetings once again, dear readers of The East Nashvillian magazine. I have consumed a half pot of coffee and an orange and just … more
East of Normal
United, but Disconnected …
I pick my son up from the Nashville School of the Arts at 3 PM every weekday. Sometimes I have to wait a bit, if … more