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Civil Rights Legend Reverend Jesse Jackson Dies at 84: A Life of Justice, Faith, and Unyielding Hope

Jason Luntz

Featured, Nashville, Sports

From Champion to Captain: NaLyssa Smith’s Athletes Unlimited Homecoming

Mike Patton

Are Fashion Happy Hours Officially a Thing in Nashville?

Nashville Lands Super Bowl LXIV: Music City Set for Global Spotlight in 2030

A Beginner’s Guide to Home Loans

The Pearl-Cohn Marching Band of Tradition

WeGo partners with musicians for Ride the Rhythm Concert Series

Featured, Life & Culture, Nashville

TSU Homecoming 2025: The Ultimate Unofficial Event Guide

Tennessee State University’s Homecoming is more than a weekend, it’s what many call “Nashville’s Black Holiday.” For alumni, locals, and transplants alike, the celebration transforms

Featured, Life & Culture, Nashville

1865 Club: Nashville’s Hidden Speakeasy Gem

Tucked away in Midtown Nashville, 1865 Club is more than just a bar—it's a carefully crafted experience that pays homage to the building's rich history

Entertainment, Featured, Life & Culture, Nashville

Guidance Sounds Vol. 1 Brings Soulful Vibes to Nashville’s 1865 Club

On January 23, 2025, the intimate setting of 1865 Club was transformed into a soulful haven as Guidance Sounds Vol. 1 kicked off in grand

Featured, Nashville, Sports

Homegrown Star Dorie Harrison Eyes Another Big Season With Athletes Unlimited

Dorie Harrison recalls the energy of the 2025 Athletes Unlimited Pro Basketball season. The 2025 season, AU’s first in Nashville, set attendance records and had

Sports

The Tough Draft Day Decision of The Tennessee Titans

The Titans have a myriad of options with the first overall pick. They could draft a quarterback like Cam Ward from Miami or Shedeur Sanders

Commentary, Featured, Sports

Sports Commentary: Why Shadeur Sanders Should Be the Pick For Tennessee

Confidence. Swagger. Some interpret it as arrogance. That’s been the case for some of the detractors of former Jackson State and University of Colorado quarterback

Business, COVID-19, Health, Technology

On the New Episode of Nche Presents: Leaders Pursuing Health Equity in America, Learn How Authentic Engagements Impact Racist Beliefs & Behavior

Guest Angela Waters Austin Says the Pandemic Forced Organizers to Be More Creative

Education, Nashville, Technology

Nashville Software School Receives $25,000 Grant From Truist Foundation to Provide Scholarships for Students

Nashville Software School (NSS), the nation’s first nonprofit software bootcamp, announces today it has received a $25,000 grant from Truist Foundation to offer scholarships to

Education, Technology

Tennessee-Based Tech Workforce Development Firm Partners with CoreCivic to Offer Data Analytics Training in Prisons

In support of national workforce development efforts, Pivot Technology School has established a formal partnership with CoreCivic to create tech career pathways for justice-involved individuals.

F.I.N.D. Design: Creating Safe Spaces and Future Opportunities for Black and Brown Girls

Having a safe space for young Black and Brown girls can make an impact on their mental health. Finding that safe space, however, can be

Community-Centered Entrepreneurship: Essential Steps for a Strong Start and Growth

Starting a business is an exciting opportunity to turn your vision into reality while contributing to the surrounding area. Establishing a strong foundation early on

Empowering Voices at the Women and Men Leadership Conference

In an inspiring convergence of leadership, the Women and Men Leadership Conference, held on August 8-9, 2024, brought together some of the most influential voices

New Clothing Line “Feels Like ’08” Launched to Support Harris-Walz 2024 Campaign

Feels Like ’08 launches an exclusive line of t-shirts and accessories to rally support for the Harris-Walz 2024 campaign. A portion of proceeds goes to