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Nashville Fire Department will resume “Show and Tell” programs, school visits and in-person sessions for BLAZE Mentoring Program as COVID-19 numbers in Davidson County continue
March 22, 2022
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Nashville Fire Department will resume “Show and Tell” programs, school visits and in-person sessions for BLAZE Mentoring Program as COVID-19 numbers in Davidson County continue
The Summer Summit of the National Black Caucus of Local Elected Officials will be held in Nashville on July 21-25, hosting hundreds of local elected
Nashville will fully fund a new traffic management center with federal dollars, Mayor John Cooper today announced, as the city continues to improve transportation in
Nashville Councilmember At Large Sharon Hurt lambasted the Republican plan to force backward-looking, nation dividing Trump minions to represent historically Democratic and forward-looking Nashville in
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
Waste Management (WM), a leading provider of environmental services in Middle Tennessee, today announced a three-year, $300,000 commitment to Tennessee State University (TSU). The pledge,
Gospel legend and former Black Entertainment Television (BET) host Dr. Bobby Jones will soon be heard on WeGo Public Transit buses. The legendary performer will
WeGo bus operators won the most awards, ranking above all other transit agencies in the state during The Tennessee Public Transportation Association (TPTA) annual bus
As part of its ongoing effort to get all riders to mask up, WeGo Public Transit is taking the federal mask mandate head-on. A giant
The Atlanta Press Club recently announced that Marshall Latimore, former Editor-In-Chief of The Atlanta Voice, will be inducted into the organization’s Hall of Fame on