The expansion includes a new box office, more bathrooms and a reworked concessions area, and other renovations totaling $14 million.
Nashville Ends Program For Struggling Fathers, But Not For Lack Of Funds
The program ran advertisements, partnered with non-profit groups, and worked with juvenile court officials to find fathers who could benefit from the training.
Ridesharing Services Like Lyft and Uber Will Face New Regulations By End of Summer
Under Nashville’s current law, those services are technically illegal.
A Fourth-Generation Tennessee Logging Family Faces A Crossroads: Who Will Carry On The Trade?
The job is among the most dangerous in the world and not necessarily lucrative – and that makes it unattractive to young people.
Too Few Trucks Puts Nashville’s Fire Department In A ‘Life Or Death Situation’
The city has an aging fleet that’s in an out of repair. While the city is in the process of ordering more, firefighters could be scrambling in the meantime.
How Far Should Nashville Go To Protect The Character Of Honky-Tonk Row?
The aim, according to supporters, is to preserve the iconic, money-making fabric that is Lower Broadway, a strip that has become one of the city’s most recognizable cultural exports.
Nashville City Council Advances Same-Sex Couple Benefits for Metro Employees
Metro Council on Tuesday overwhelmingly approved the proposal on a second reading. It’s a move that dozens of other cities have already undertaken.
Public School Teachers Absent More Often In Nashville Than In Most Other Cities
The study also found that teacher absence in Nashville was worse in classrooms where most of the students were low-income.
Police Turn Down The Volume On Downtown Nashville Street Musicians
While anti-noise rules have been on the books for some years, police haven’t strictly enforced them along downtown’s raucous honky-tonks. But street musicians say now they’ve started to crack down.
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