On election night, most people thought Angie Henderson would be giving a concession speech. Incumbent vice mayor Jim Shulman was on the ballot — and incumbent vice mayors in Nashville usually win a second term. Her five-percentage-point victory was an upset even she didn’t see coming.
Off the Wagon Tours are off Nashville’s streets. How are other party bus companies responding to new regulations?
Earlier this month, judge David Briley fined Carney of Off the Wagon Tours $1500 for operating his wagons full of partiers, pulled by John Deere tractors, through Downtown Nashville without a license. Carney also faces 40 days in jail for continuing his tours after the judge ordered him to stop.
At The Horn, Nashville’s immigrant communities find connection and belonging
If you like chai in Nashville, you can’t do much better than The Horn, a café on Murfreesboro Pike. It’s owned by a Somali family, but it has become a gathering place for South Nashville’s immigrant communities from around the world.
In Springfield tornado recovery, neighbors rally together
With winds up to 120 mph, the EF-2 tornado that hit the city of Springfield severely damaged several businesses, snapped and uprooted trees, tore the roofs of some buildings and even bent a steel transmission pole.
A new East Bank neighborhood, more bike lanes and a better hubNashville app — these are on the wishlist from Mayor O’Connell’s transition team
Nashville Mayor Freddie O’Connell has received recommendations from the transition committees he convened in September to examine how Nashville should “move, grow and work.”
‘Welcome to Arnold’s’: Inside the revival of a fan-favorite meat-and-three
Nashville’s beloved meat-and-three, Arnold’s, closed in January, but this week, it’s opening its doors again for a series of pop-ups.
Police are searching for hit-and-run drivers after a deadly month for Nashville pedestrians
Nashville has had five deadly hit-and-run crash in as many weeks.
Conservative wins Metro Council District 11 in a razor-thin margin
Jeff Eslick has won the Metro Council race in District 11 by the slimmest of margins — 27 votes.
Progressives, women win at-large council seats
Delishia Porterfield, Quin Evans-Segall, Burkley Allen and Olivia Hill have won the four remaining at-large Metro Council seats. Hill leads fifth place finisher Chris Cheng by nearly 1400 votes. A navy veteran, she will be the first openly transgender elected official in Nashville history. Porterfield, currently the councilmember for District 29, and Evans-Segall, vice-chair of […]
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