Features
Vol. VI Issue 4
Features
There Goes the Neighborhood Market
Eight inches of snow blanketed the frozen ground as shoppers poured into the Walmart Neighborhood Market for the very last time. The retail juggernaut announced … more
Matters of Development
MoD March|April ’16
NEW AND NOTEWORTHY The past few months brought a broad mix of new businesses to East Nashville. In mid-January, DancEast leader Emily Masters branched out … more
East Side Buzz Print Edition
East Side Musician, Composer Paul Gordon Passes Away
East Nashville’s music community lost one of its own when musician, composer, and producer Paul Gordon passed away at age 52 from complications related to … more
East Side Buzz Print Edition
WXNA Moving Closer to On-Air Debut
Nashville's newest radio station, WXNA 101.5 FM, is moving closer to its debut. The listener-supported, community- focused, low power FM station recently announced its … more
East Side Buzz Print Edition
New Historic Markers Approved for East Nashville
On the morning of Feb. 25, 1862, Federal gunboats were moored on the east bank of the Cumberland River with their guns aimed at downtown … more
Editor's Letter
Welcome to the Machine
From Woody Guthrie to Kendrick Lamar, protest songs find a way to tap the collective conscience and give it expression by challenging the multifaceted manifestations … more
Astute Observations
Housing Heartaches
My friend Gina is a blues singer. Until recently, she lived in building E at Howe Gardens on Greenwood Avenue with her boyfriend, Scott, a … more
Commentary
Simple Pleasures
I’ve always been a moderately political person. I was psyched to vote in my first election at age 18 and have voted at every opportunity … more
East of Normal
Music to My Son’s Ears
I can’t always tell what my son is thinking. I often don’t know if there’s “War & Peace” going on in his head, or nothing … more