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By LEE JOHNSON | Nashville Voice Two Tennessee State University alums and an undergraduate student are making a name for themselves in the world
April 2, 2019
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By LEE JOHNSON | Nashville Voice Two Tennessee State University alums and an undergraduate student are making a name for themselves in the world
By MIKE PATTON | Nashville Voice In government, there is always something going on. Some things you see and some things you don’t. The latest
By MIKE PATTON | Nashville Voice Nashville is more than just country music. Artists around here sing all kinds of music and are very talented.
By LEE JOHNSON | Nashville Voice Tennessee State University has received $2 million in funding to support undergraduate and graduate students. One million dollars is
Nashville—a city known for its world-famous honky-tonks, southern hospitality, rich tradition of historically black colleges and an inclusive progressive enclave in a red state—will now
On March 28, 2019, The Maynard Group will host a captive audience of 200-plus women business owners and entrepreneurs for the 4th annual Power of WE –
On Saturday, March 9, the Belcourt Theatre, in conjunction with Metro Nashville Public Schools’ Office of Restorative Practices, premiered the short film “In the Shadows.”
By Lucas Lee | Nashville Voice Editor’s Note: Throughout the month of March, Nashville Voice will honor history-making women in Nashville and beyond who have
By Nashville Voice Metro Nashville’s first Black-owned beauty supply store, Roots Hair & Beauty, opened its doors March 1 in a Madison strip mall. During the store’s
By Lee Johnson | Nashville Voice Historian John Baker Jr. spent 30 years researching descendants who lived on a northwest Tennessee plantation. His work is