American distributors can no longer import certain brands of popular AK-47 style rifles. Normally, a potential shortage leads gun enthusiasts to snatch up the last items on the market, but Nashville gun shops are not seeing a hike in sales.
Nashville Gun Owners Aren’t Clamoring To Buy Banned Russian Rifles
This Group Once Helped Push A Justice Off The Bench; Now They’re Against It
The group that led that effort in 1996 says they can’t get behind the current campaign to kick off three Democratic judges in the Aug. 7 election.
Fort Campbell Hospital Makes Room To Treat Retirees
Blanchfield Army Community Hospital has reopened its facilities to a limited number of retirees for the first time in a decade. Enrollment was cut off to veterans in 2004 because so many doctors and nurses were deployed to the Middle East.
Ben Folds Moving Out Of Studio A, Says New Owner’s Rent Hike Is Too Much
The musician who spearheaded the charge to save Nashville’s historic RCA Studio A says he’s leaving the facility later this year.
Listen: Can You Hear The Difference Between A $275 and $100,000 Guitar?
The difference between Gruhn Guitars’ acoustic guitars comes in the materials, the collector value and the manufacturing. But how much do those things affect the sound?
Bill To Reduce VA Backlog Passes Easily With No Help From Tennessee’s Senators
Republican Lamar Alexander, who is in a primary battle to keep his seat, did not vote. And Republican Bob Corker was one of the three to vote no.
Time Ticking Down To Vote Early In Tennessee’s August Primary
Voters have Friday and Saturday to vote in the August 7 primary, and election officials have been urging voters to turn out early to avoid what could be long primary-day lines.
After Months Of Avoidance, Lamar Alexander Acknowledges Challenger Joe Carr By Name
Tennessee Senator Lamar Alexander has gone out of his way to avoid saying the name of his most viable opponent in the Republican Primary, until now.
Nashville Officials Say: Be Nice to Your Neighbors, Stop Watering Your Grass
Metro officials have implemented a strict “no-irrigation” policy in neighborhoods affected by a water main break.
Nissan Turns To 80s Glam Metal Frontman To Sell Commercial Vans
Ford Trucks has Toby Keith. Chevy has Tim Allen. And for its tough-guy spokesman, Franklin-based Nissan North America has hired Bret Michaels – front-man for the metal band Poison.
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