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The Thanksgiving holiday weekend is upon us. To many, this weekend is for spending time with family and friends. However, there also is Black Friday
November 27, 2020
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The Thanksgiving holiday weekend is upon us. To many, this weekend is for spending time with family and friends. However, there also is Black Friday
The Mayor’s office today released a report from the Policing Policy Commission with community recommendations to reduce force, build trust, and enhance public safety. The
StayontheGo hosted its 5th Annual Nashville Black 40 under 40 event Sunday, December 6th at the Bellshire Center. The awards were created to honor 40
The Belcourt Theatre announces its reopening on Friday, Nov. 13 with limits on capacity and building adaptations for the health and safety of both staff
Community organizer and political consultant Eric E. Brown Jr. is proud to announce the release of his first book “Weekend Reflections”. Set to be available
Mayor John Cooper today signed an ordinance that moves Nashville a decade ahead in sustainability. Legislation advanced by Mayor Cooper’s administration (BL2020-458) substantially updates Metro’s
The Nashville Fire Department Fire Marshal’s Office is reminding the public to comply with all regulations and safety precautions when using fuel-fired heaters. The NFD-FMO
Mayor John Cooper today released “Reducing Reliance on Criminal Fines and Fees.” The report by the Center for Justice and Safety Finances is the latest
The Davidson County COVID-19 Assessment Centers operated by Meharry Medical College will be closed on Election Day November 3, 2020.
An upcoming virtual symposium featuring noted speakers and artists will reflect on the civil rights accomplishments of Kelly Miller Smith Sr., Vanderbilt University’s first African