Final Touches Going on Chocolate Presidential Candidates

Final preparations for Tuesday’s Presidential Debate at Belmont University continue through the weekend, including at the chocolate shop of Katrina Neylon in the downtown Arcade.

A rare copy of the Declaration of Independence will visit the downtown Nashville library over the weekend.

The Metro Election Commission is flooded with new voter registrations-and calls from people making sure they’ll be able to vote in the November election.

The Center for Non-Profit Management sent out a warning to local charities today, suggesting they batten down the hatches. And if they’re not feeling the current economic crisis, they will.

Tennessee Senator Bob Corker is calling his colleagues in the House of Representatives, hoping to garner votes for the proposed Wall Street bail out.

Federal Judge Robert Echols will hear State Senator Rosalind Kurita’s challenge to the state’s election law next week.

The two sides of a dispute over property rights on Music Row announced a compromise yesterday.

Governor Phil Bredesen visited Washington today to tout the benefits of pre-K education, even as Congress weighed a 700 billion dollar bailout plan for Wall Street.

Have a message for the next president of the United States? Sheryl Oring might be the woman to see.

Nashville Congressman Jim Cooper says his fellow Blue Dogs who supported the House’s version of the Wall Street bailout will likely stick with the Senate version.