Features
Miracles in the Making
Elizabeth Poynter was despondent. On a sunny Sunday morning while vacationing in Florida, the East Nashville resident awoke to a barrage of missed calls and … more
Vol. VI Issue 3
Features
The Real Mark Huff
Singer and songwriter Mark Huff had been plying his craft for many years when he received a most unexpected and unusual email. “About … more
Features
Before Sunrise
As the founder of Sun Records, Sam Phillips was one of the architects of rock & roll, producing groundbreaking records that fused R&B, country, and … more
Features
Parks & Amplification
Since moving into her new, sustainable house in Historic Edgefield — the construction of which included two-by-six-inch studs, both cellulose and foam insulation, all-brick construction, … more
Matters of Development
MoD Jan|Feb ’16
NEW AND NOTEWORTHY At long last, the fancy and intensely embiggened new Turnip Truck market opened its doors at 701 Woodland in late November, with … more
Editor's Letter
Scary Monster
What in God’s name is that thing?” I was starting to freak out. There was a mass of unspeakable bullshit beginning to take the shape … more
Astute Observations
Yo, Neighbor, What Do You Think This Is, Music City, U.S.A.?
Hello. My name is James Haggerty, and I am a criminal. All of my friends are criminals. When we consort, we perform criminal activities. We … more
Commentary
Simple Pleasures
I spend a lot of time in January coaching my clients on New Year’s resolutions, mostly trying to talk people out of pursuing them. There … more
East of Normal
Five Minutes Later and Slightly Unhinged
They say you should never send an email in anger, and neither should you post upon the Internet when in the throes of that corrosive … more
Artist in Profile
John Cannon
5 Points artist uses strong, bold colors to convey an emotional image … more