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Nashville Symphony in 'financial emergency,' suspends season, furloughs staff
The Nashville Symphony declared a "financial emergency," suspending the 2026-27 season, effective Oct. 18.
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Nashville Tennessean
Symphony furloughs, canceled season draw outrage: 'Do better Nashville'
The organization declared a state of "financial emergency," drawing a range of reactions across Music City.
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Nashville Tennessean
Nashville Symphony CEO steps down amid financial emergency, furloughs
On Sept. 28, the symphony suspended the 2026-27 season effective Oct. 18. A day later, CEO and President Mark Cantrell stepped down.
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Nashville Tennessean
Nashville Symphony crisis follows years of losses, documents show
The Nashville Symphony faces a $10 million deficit after years of financial losses and a 2013 rescue that helped save its concert hall.
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Lainey Wilson's Journey from Rural Louisiana to Country Music Stardom Highlighted
Lainey Wilson's Journey from Rural Louisiana to Country Music Stardom Highlighted
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Nashville Tennessean
Roy Acuff's four decades as the face of country music
From concerts to presidential visits and Opry anniversaries, these photos chronicle Roy Acuff as one of Nashville's most beloved ambassadors.
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Country Music Association Announces 2026 International Award Honorees
Country Music Association Announces 2026 International Award Honorees
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Reuters
Appeals court halts Tennessee's first execution of a woman in two centuries
By Steve Gorman Sept 30 (Reuters) - A U.S. appeals court on Wednesday halted the execution of death row inmate Christa Pike in Tennessee, less than two hours before she was scheduled to become the first woman that state has put to death in more than two hundred years. The 6th U.S.
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Reuters
Tennessee set to execute a woman for the first time in two centuries
By Steve Gorman Sept 30 (Reuters) - Death row inmate Christa Pike, convicted of murdering a schoolmate three decades ago, is due to be executed by lethal injection in Tennessee on Wednesday, becoming the first woman that state has put to death in more than two hundred years.
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Nashville Tennessean
Senate made October 'National Country Music Month' as genre grows more popular
Senators Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., and Tim Kaine, D-Va., passed a resolution on Sept. 25 to honor the music genre nationwide.
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TheStreet
Another big Mexican restaurant chain is closing locations
On The Border filed for Chapter 7 and closed its restaurants; now another chain is cutting locations.
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Nashville Tennessean
Leadership Nashville marks 50 years of shaping the city's leaders
Leadership Nashville has spent 50 years connecting diverse voices to shape the city's growth and local initiatives.
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