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Leading Middle Tennessee reentry program, Dismas House of Nashville, continues to experience historic growth as the organization welcomes four new hires to the operations team.
May 17, 2021
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Leading Middle Tennessee reentry program, Dismas House of Nashville, continues to experience historic growth as the organization welcomes four new hires to the operations team.
Mayor John Cooper today announced the launch of the “Shot for a Beer, Shot for a Cup” vaccination campaign in Nashville. The campaign was created
Burdensome student loan debt, home appraisal bias, disparate mortgage lending pricing, historic discriminatory federal policies still adversely affecting the growth of Black homeownership, and the
Volunteers have once again come to the aid of Nashvillians. Last fall and winter, more than 1,400 selfless neighbors, friends, and family members enrolled in
Earlier this week Rep. Jim Cooper (TN-05) spoke with Zerlina Maxwell about H.R. 1, the For the People Act, on NBC Universal’s streaming channel, Peacock.
Members of the Metropolitan Minority Caucus issued the following statement in opposition to the 4 Good Government’s proposal to make revisions to our City Charter.
After being inducted into the DiversityInc Hall of Fame in 2020, AT&T was once again recognized as a company that remains committed to ensuring its
You can enjoy a Caribbean lifestyle no matter where you live, and Chefs of the Caribbean has everything you need to do so. The brand’s
The Nashville Digital Inclusion and Access Taskforce is seeking input from Metro residents about the digital divide—the growing gap between those who benefit from technology
The Davidson County COVID-19 Vaccination Center operated by Meharry Medical College at the site of the former Kmart located at 2491 Murfreesboro Pike, Nashville, TN