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Five million dollars is headed to the Barnes Fund for Affordable Housing, Mayor John Cooper today announced.
March 11, 2021
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Five million dollars is headed to the Barnes Fund for Affordable Housing, Mayor John Cooper today announced.
Mayor John Cooper has, for the second time, approved actions that will reduce Nashville’s carbon footprint. Metro will install 9,777 solar panels in large-scale photovoltaic
Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County and Bristol Motor Speedway (BMS) have entered into a letter of intent to renovate historic Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway
Mayor John Cooper today appointed seven Nashvillians to Metro’s Christmas Day Special Review Committee. They include downtown property owners, community partners and public safety experts
Mayor John Cooper today visited Metro agencies where personnel remain on the front lines of Nashville’s severe weather response.
Education and transportation take center stage in Mayor John Cooper’s capital spending plan (CSP), which includes Nashville’s largest-ever investment for schools and advances transportation improvements
Mayor John Cooper will spotlight 28 community leaders for their leadership, mentorship and service to Nashville and Davidson County as he celebrates Black History Month
Mayor John Cooper today named Robert Fisher as deputy chief of staff. Fisher will report to Deputy Mayor and Chief of Staff Bill R. Phillips.
Mayor John Cooper today announced he’ll engage 21 housing experts in his mission to create better and more affordable housing for Nashville. The group will
Mayor John Cooper and Baltimore Mayor Brandon M. Scott today made a friendly wager on the outcome of this weekend’s NFL playoff game. Mayor Cooper