The Nashville Symphony’s creditors are reportedly moving forward with foreclosure of the Schermerhorn Symphony Center. According to the Nashville Business Journal, the Bank of America has scheduled an auction for the end of June.
UPDATED: Foreclosure Auction Scheduled for Nashville’s Symphony Hall
Vanderbilt Seeks Advice From Visiting Students On Football Attendance
Vanderbilt University’s football team is tapping into the expertise of some business students visiting campus for a summer program. They come from colleges like Georgia, Auburn and Alabama – schools that know how to pack out their football stadiums.
Japanese Auto Parts Maker To Build First US Plant Near Small Tennessee Town
A Japanese company that makes parts for carmakers like Nissan is breaking ground in the U.S. for the first time in Lewisburg, 50 miles south of Nashville. Meiwa expects to employ about 98 people making parts for cars’ seats, trunks and floors.
Survey Finds Tennesseans Know Little About Common Core
A new survey finds continued support for Common Core State Standards in Tennessee. The poll conducted in May by the State Collaborative on Reforming Education also finds Tennesseans don’t know a whole lot about the new grade-level benchmarks.
Timeline: Nashville Symphony’s Money Ups And Downs
the Nashville Business Journal reports the Nashville Symphony’s creditors have reportedly taken the first steps toward foreclosure. Here’s a timeline of the symphony’s fiscal history.
To Reduce Homelessness In Nashville, Campaign Launches To House 200 Most Vulnerable
Nearly 500 people are living in shelters and on the streets of Nashville, according to the results of a new survey the Metro Homeless Commission released Tuesday.
Year-Old Nashville Park Garners National Recognition
Nashville’s Cumberland Park is on the shortlist for a national prize. The Urban Open Space Award recognizes projects that transform land in order to spur community revitalization.
Outsourcing To Marriott Not Going As Well As Hoped For Ryman Properties
Having Marriott International run all of the Gaylord Hotels isn’t paying off as quickly as expected. Nashville-based Ryman Properties is preparing investors for a potential loss.
Tennessee Tea Partier Tells Congress: IRS Still Stonewalling Me
The former chair of the Williamson County Republican Party was one of half a dozen to testify in Washington today, about the IRS targeting Tea Party groups.
Photos: A Visual Tour Of United Record Pressing
Located in Nashville, United Record Pressing is one of the largest and oldest continually operating vinyl record pressing plants in the US.
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