Features
EAST NASHVILLIAN OF THE YEAR – Citizen
On a chilly December night, Brett Withers stands in front of the last Eastwood Neighbors meeting of the year, his last as president of the … more
Vol. V Issue 3
Features
EAST NASHVILLIAN OF THE YEAR – Business
When Steve Powell walks into a building, he may know his clients’ goals, tastes and ideas, but the voice he hears comes from the building … more
Editor's Letter
EDITOR’S LETTER
There’s no telling where it came from, but I have my suspicions. You’ve heard it. The meme that keeps getting regurgitated on social media and … more
Astute Observations
Weekends Were Made for Michelob
Greetings to you once again, dear readers of The East Nashvillian. As is customary each January, I have a resolution. I resolve to use this … more
East of Normal
The Condo People
When you’re coming off of Ellington Parkway down near Spring Street, and you’re at the intersection with Main Street looking across at the convenience mart, … more
Matters of Development
MoD Jan|Feb ’15
DID YOU HEAR? TURNIP Truck will be building a 12,000-square-foot store at 7th and Woodland. Slated to be open in the summer of 2015, the … more
East Side Buzz Print Edition
Zoning, Zoning, Zoned
ZONING MATTERS DOMINATED EAST Nashvillians’ conversations in 2014. Neighbors frequently and passionately shared concerns about developments changing our neighborhoods, and not always for the better. … more
East Side Buzz Print Edition
A Buncha Rigamarole
THE PRE-“DUPLEX BILL” EYESORE pictured below, which has been honored with at least one stop work order that we know of, continues along its excrutiatingly … more
East Side Buzz Print Edition
Yippee! Um … but wait, not yet
PHOTOGRAPH # 2 IS OF A HOUSE everyone was thrilled to see go, just not so slowly. The razing begin a few days before Christmas, … more
Features
PLEASURE PRINCIPLE:
When I was a sophomore in college, I had a professor who, on the first day of school, took the class outside for a friendly … more