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 …
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Vol. VI Issue 4
Welcome to the Machine
From Woody Guthrie to Kendrick Lamar, protest songs find a way to tap the collective conscience and give it expression …
Housing Heartaches
My friend Gina is a blues singer. Until recently, she lived in building E at Howe Gardens on Greenwood Avenue …
Simple Pleasures
I’ve always been a moderately political person. I was psyched to vote in my first election at age 18 and …
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 …
Aaron Martin
Savvy millennial has found a new way of looking at life
Unbound & Unabashed
The scruffy kid at the bar, hunched over a plate of eggs, is easy to miss. A funky hat, an oversized coat, a limp T-shirt, he’s a little too much of a bright shiny penny to be some jaundiced, sarcastic songwriter, someone biting the nuevo-hipster onslaught pouring into East Nashville. Indeed, the slight 20-something at the bar quietly eating his breakfast is probably part of this sudden immigration problem.
Melanie Cochran
“The main reason we opened a restaurant is to try to make people realize maybe they can enjoy a meal …
The Heat Is On
Prince’s, Bolton’s, Hattie B’s, Pepperfire; Nashville is on fire with hot chicken. It’s national. Even KFC’s gotten in on the …
Cookin’ in the ‘hood
The idea of a salad as a meal in and of itself is a relatively new concept in the restaurant …