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Cooper Secures Funding for New VA Facility in Nashville in Build...
Today, Rep. Jim Cooper (TN-05) announced he secured funding for a new VA outpatient clinic in Nashville. President Biden’s Fiscal Year 2022 budget proposed a new state-of-the-art outpatient clinic to replace and expand care and services currently offered at the VA clinic located at Charlotte Avenue. Congressional funding and approval is needed for the clinic, which Cooper successfully included in the Build Back Better legislation.
Demolition to Begin at North Nashville Transit Center
On November 29, demolition will begin for the North Nashville Transit Center. It should have little to no impact on businesses, residents, motorists, and transit customers.
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Entertain for Less This Holiday Season
The holiday season brings an abundance of feelings that may include joy, comfort, gratitude, and unfortunately, stress. Don’t let the task of entertaining friends and family break the bank or your back.
Fun Spring and Summer Toys and Games for Kids!
Whether your family is at home or on the go, great games and toys help link learning with fun.
Scarritt Bennett Center Special Concert Series Utilizes Sound to Provide a Healing Connection for Audiences
Scarritt Bennett Center, Nashville’s premiere urban conference and retreat center, will be hosting a series of concerts featuring music, spoken word, and prayer every 2nd Wednesday through November. The next event will take place on June 9, 2021, starting at 7:00 pm inside Wightman Chapel.
Eric Higgs is Determined to Make a Difference in Middle Tennessee
Eric Higgs is in a great position of power. As CEO of the Boys and Girls Clubs of Middle Tennessee, this Chicago native with roots in Jackson, Tennessee is using his position to make a difference in the lives of the youth in Middle Tennessee.
3 Hacks to Make More Time for Fun This Summer
From road trips to pool excursions, summer fun awaits, and with the right mindset and the best tools and gear, you can save time and energy on plans and prep.
The Godfather of Black Comedy Dies at 79
The goat of comedy known to us as Paul Mooney has passed away at the age of 79. The pioneering comedian known as the “godfather of modern Black comedy,” and writer for Richard Pryor died in his Oakland home from a heart attack.
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Should You Rent, or Should You Buy in Nashville
Seeing that more and more people are moving to Nashville, one of the common questions that arise is the question of housing. So, should you rent or should you buy in Nashville? Well, since this is a somewhat complicated subject, we've decided to use this article to explore it. It should give you a better idea of whether you should rent or buy in Nashville.
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