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Korean War Veterans bridge became Nashville's 'new front door' in 2004

Korean War Veterans bridge became Nashville's 'new front door' in 2004

From its opening in 2004 to an appearance on "9-1-1: Nashville," the Korean War Veterans Memorial Bridge represents a slice of Nashville history.
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Report identifies ways Nashville could strengthen data center regulations

Report identifies ways Nashville could strengthen data center regulations

Nashville departments have some suggestions to strengthen the city's data center regulations.
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Author Susannah Felts talks about her new novel and Nashville's lit scene

Author Susannah Felts talks about her new novel and Nashville's lit scene

Susannah Felts discusses her sophomore novel, Nashville's writing community, and how music shapes her work ahead of the Southern Festival of Books.
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Younger adults are flocking to Tennessee's rural counties. Here's where most of them are settling down

Younger adults are flocking to Tennessee's rural counties. Here's where most of them are settling down

According to research from the Tennessee State Data Center, the surge signals a reversal from the previous decade, when most Tennessee counties saw declines in their young adult populations.
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How studying Tennessee's past can inform our future

How studying Tennessee's past can inform our future

A childhood history research project brought The Tennessean's politics reporter to the Capitol complex for the first time.
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Beshear teases 2028 run, shares message of healing at Nashville stop

Beshear teases 2028 run, shares message of healing at Nashville stop

Democratic Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear fueled speculation of a 2028 presidential bid while visiting Nashville for a fundraiser and book event.
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Nashville country singer Alexis Wilkins gets engaged to FBI Director Kash Patel

Nashville country singer Alexis Wilkins gets engaged to FBI Director Kash Patel

Months after receiving scrutiny for an elaborate security detail, FBI Director Kash Patel and Nashville country singer Alexis Wilkins are engaged.
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Nashville Symphony violinist opens up after furloughs: 'We are blindsided'

Nashville Symphony violinist opens up after furloughs: 'We are blindsided'

After being furloughed alongside the whole orchestra, violinist Dawn Gingrich speaks out.
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Standout TSSAA football players up for Ponce Law Boys Athlete of Week

Standout TSSAA football players up for Ponce Law Boys Athlete of Week

It's time for you to vote for who should be the Ponce Law Boys Athlete of the Week in the Nashville area. Poll closes on Oct. 8.
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NBA Commissioner Adam Silver Discusses Memphis Grizzlies Playing Games in Nashville on 'Pardon My Take' Podcast

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver Discusses Memphis Grizzlies Playing Games in Nashville on 'Pardon My Take' Podcast

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver Discusses Memphis Grizzlies Playing Games in Nashville on 'Pardon My Take' Podcast
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Governor says Tennessee's prisons chief is resigning after failed execution of Christa Pike

Governor says Tennessee's prisons chief is resigning after failed execution of Christa Pike

The head of Tennessee’s prison system is resigning after the failed execution of Christa Pike
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Macon-Bibb Pedestrian Safety Review Board Hosts Summit to Enhance Roadway Safety

Macon-Bibb Pedestrian Safety Review Board Hosts Summit to Enhance Roadway Safety

The Macon-Bibb Pedestrian Safety Review Board recently convened a safety summit at the Bibb County Professional Learning Center to inaugurate National Pedestrian Safety Month. This event brought together community leaders and residents to discuss and implement strategies aimed at improving the safety of local streets for pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers. Attendees were informed about ongoing local roadway safety initiatives and contributed their own ideas for enhancements. A key component of the summit included the distribution of flashing armbands and safety shirts, intended to increase the visibility of individuals using the roads. The gathering also served as a moment to honor Louis Michael Ryan, a former board member who passed away while cycling, an activity he passionately advocated for. Additionally, the principal of Burdell-Hunt Elementary School highlighted the tragic death of 9-year-old Ta’meyah Williams in a pedestrian crash last month, underscoring the urgent need for greater awareness and sa...