The death of renowned Broadway and Hollywood composer Marvin Hamlisch is being felt today in Nashville.
“The Nutty Professor” Musical Mourns Its Composer
TNDP Vows to Vet Candidates Following Clayton Nomination
Tennessee Democrats have missed the chance to take their nominee for U.S. Senate off the ballot. But after Mark Clayton won the nomination last week, a member of the party’s executive committee is vowing to start vetting candidates.
Murfreesboro Mosque Granted Temporary Codes Approval
The Islamic Center of Murfreesboro is waiting to have a temporary permit in hand before moving into a new building in Rutherford County. But the mosque has passed codes inspections.
Reed Says Gaylord Still Keen on Colorado
Gaylord Entertainment’s planned conversion into a real estate investment trust has had a major impact on a project out west that’s received millions of dollars in government support.
Gaylord Buys Back Shares from TRT Holdings
One of the biggest critics of Gaylord Entertainment’s plans to convert to a real estate trust is dropping its objections, but TRT Holdings is also giving up most of its stake in the company.
Gibson CEO Stands by Justice Department Criticism
Gibson Guitar still feels victimized by federal agents but the Nashville-based company says it is “gratified” to avoid criminal charges. The company will pay penalties totaling $350,000 to settle illegal logging claims.
Comptroller Calls for Transparency, Verification in BEP and CCTA
Tennessee’s Comptroller is warning a pair of programs used to fund education may be in a – quote- “risky situation.”
HCA Reveals Federal Probe During Earnings Call
HCA says lawyers from the US Attorney’s office in Miami are questioning the medical necessity of operations like stints and angioplasty. Senior Vice President Vic Campbell says the company is cooperating and handing over whatever information investigators request.
Gibson Settles Lacey Act Dispute
After years maintaining innocence, Nashville-based Gibson Guitar has entered a settlement to avoid criminal charges related to the conservation law known as the Lacey Act. The company was accused of illegally importing ebony and rosewood for its iconic electric guitars.
Nashville Real Estate Firms Competing with Popular Trulia, Zillow Apps
Local real estate firms are starting to come out with their own downloadable apps as house hunting progressively becomes smartphone-based. They’re trying to improve upon popular apps like Zillow and Trulia.
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