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The Nashville Office of Emergency Management announced progress on tornado recovery efforts in neighborhoods impacted by the devastating March 3rd tornadoes.
March 13, 2020
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The Nashville Office of Emergency Management announced progress on tornado recovery efforts in neighborhoods impacted by the devastating March 3rd tornadoes.
Among the 200 community members and more than 30 elected officials that filled Belmont’s Ayers Conference room for the annual Metro Minority Caucus Reception, were
On February 24th, the Minority Caucus will convene for its annual reception at Belmont University in the Ayers Conference Room of the Ayers Building. The
While the New Year represents a fresh start and new horizons for most Americans, for the mother of Daniel Hambrick, this January marks a year-and-a
The Office of Transportation will hold 11 public listening sessions in January and February of 2020. The listening sessions are the public’s opportunity to voice
The Nashville North Collaborative hosted a Back to School – School Supply Re-Up on Saturday, January 18, at Hartman Park. This family-friendly event was free
Mayor John Cooper announced that his administration has created a Performance Management Team within the Mayor’s Office.
The First 100 Day Report contains several Cooper administration agenda priorities that have already been fulfilled, including addressing the city’s urgent budget gap to prevent
As a seasoned political operative with more than 40 years of public service and executive leadership experience, Phillips will manage the Mayor’s Office staff and
The four individuals who comprise our “Ones to Watch” list have already made a significant impact in their respective fields but are brimming with so