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On Easter Sunday, the holiest of holy days, churches across the country were closed for the first time in our country’s history. Americans streamed worship
April 15, 2020
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On Easter Sunday, the holiest of holy days, churches across the country were closed for the first time in our country’s history. Americans streamed worship
Early last month, before lockdowns and social distancing efforts robbed us of our typical daily schedules, a certain rumor took root and spread like wildfire
As many Nashville citizens refuse to obey social distancing guidelines, the state has continued to suffer a steep increase in recorded cases of COVID-19.
As of Friday evening, COVID-19 has been detected across all 50 states, and cases have topped 16,000. More than 200 Americans have already lost their
Many companies have sent employees home to work and others have just decided on their own to not travel around the city. This led us
Mayor John Cooper signed Executive Order #6, which declares an immediate state of emergency throughout Metropolitan Nashville and Davidson County and enhances Metro Government’s ability
Metro Nashville Public Schools will be closed at least through April 3, 2020, in response to the public health emergency caused by the spread of
The devastation inflicted by the deadly storms that ravaged several Nashville communities earlier this month claimed dozens of lives and left countless more without access
the Metro Nashville Board of Health will hold a special emergency meeting today at 5 p.m. to take action on a declaration of a public
Severe storms and two tornadoes struck Middle Tennessee early on Tuesday morning, including one that caused major damage near downtown Nashville. The Tennessee Emergency Management