After swinging by Puckett’s, a barbecue joint in downtown Nashville, Christie said getting Tea Party activists to endorse his platform can happen without strenuous effort.
Famous In Stockholm, Unknown In Nashville – A Music City Busker Gets International Buzz
He’s now readying for an international tour, including festival dates opening for Neil Young and Van Morrison.
Tennessee May Have Natural Gas To Thank For Major Drop In Carbon Emissions
Between 2007 and 2012, Tennessee’s coal-powered energy dipped 40 percent. At the same time, natural gas generation is 11 times greater.
Bank Of America Offloads 13 Tennessee Branches As Customers Turn To Digital Transactions
The company is closing down branches in small places that aren’t that profitable, giving First Tennessee Bank an opportunity to expand.
Regional Planners Looking To Study Clarksville Mass Transit Learn Hard Lessons From The Amp
Planners say in just eight years, commuters traveling between Davidson County and Montgomery County jumped by nearly 70 percent. They say traffic is bad, and it’ll only get worse.
Mayor Karl Dean Hopes Nashville Never Sees English-Only Push Again
He says when Nashville voters rejected a proposal to make English the official language in 2009, it helped usher in a new wave of migrants.
Tennessee’s Hickory Wood Is Popular Again And That’s Bad News For Drummers
Hickory wood making something of a comeback after long being passed-over in Tennessee forests. What does that mean for drumsticks?
Ethnic Hate Crimes Triple In Tennessee, But That’s About All We Know
Hate crimes are on the rise in Tennessee, according to a new report from the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation.
Nashville Health Official Says The Amp Can Make The City A Healthier Place
People who use public transit are less likely to be sedentary or obese than those who don’t. One study found that transit users take, on average, 30 percent more steps a day.
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