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Local teachers, fire personnel, and emergency medical technicians will join Mayor John Cooper at 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday, June 16, as he signs Nashville’s operating
June 16, 2021
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Local teachers, fire personnel, and emergency medical technicians will join Mayor John Cooper at 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday, June 16, as he signs Nashville’s operating
Southside Community Church has relaunched its Outreach Ministry with a new name: TT’s Love. According to the church, the name was inspired by the love
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
It was announced last week that TSU is looking into the feasibility of men’s and women’s ice hockey as a sport, which would make TSU
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
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
Your career can go in many different directions, sort of like a launching pad. Patricia Hammock knows that more than anyone. Hammock started her own
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.
Tennessee State University (TSU) has been in the news recently when it was reported that state budgets have shortchanged the Historically Black College and University
Mayor John Cooper today announced plans to make Nashville’s teachers the state’s highest-paid, triple the city’s dollars for affordable housing and build up Metro’s transportation