Nations in Our Neighborhood is relaunching its passport program, where locals get a chance to sample plates at participating restaurants. For a limited time, guests
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
Metro Social Services will open an extreme cold weather shelter Wednesday, January 5, 2022. This shelter will remain open until Saturday, January 8, 2022, at
Nations in Our Neighborhood is relaunching its passport program, where locals get a chance to sample plates at participating restaurants. For a limited time, guests
On November 29, demolition will begin for the North Nashville Transit Center. It should have little to no impact on businesses, residents, motorists, and transit
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
Joseph P. Day, the current Chief Deputy for the Circuit Court Clerk’s office is running for Davidson County Circuit Court Clerk as current Circuit Court
Nashville curbside recycling is making progress towards a more efficient, greener city. According to the Metro Nashville 2021 Curbside Recycling Audit, the city’s recycling contamination