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
On Thursday, August 5, the Metro Nashville Board of Education adopted a policy requiring universal masking of all students, staff, and visitors in our facilities
The Metropolitan Council approved 21 Opportunity Grants to nonprofits working to enhance community safety and reduce violence in Nashville-Davidson County. This is the first round
Metro Nashville Board of Education Chair Christiane Buggs has called a special meeting for Thursday, August 5 at 11am to meet and discuss the COVID
The Metro Public Health Department, Neighborhood Health, and St. Thomas Health led a collaborative effort of 19 organizations that began in early April with a
Selling a home in Nashville isn’t always an easy endeavor. To do it efficiently, you need to find a decent realtor and then tackle the
Mayor John Cooper is calling on local organizations to join a $3 million community safety initiative, which he created to take proven, grassroots violence reduction
The Metro Nashville Board of Education will soon grow from nine to 11 as two student members will be joining the group of elected officials
Local teachers, fire personnel, and emergency medical technicians will join Mayor John Cooper at 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday, June 16, as he signs Nashville’s operating
Mayor John Cooper today issued a key report detailing steps Nashville can take in the next three years to address its pressing affordable housing needs.
