A couple of days ago, Reddit user SilentWalrus92 posted a photo of what appears to be a pristine admission ticket to the Opryland theme park.
Out, About: Is bowling a thing?
I don’t know about you, but I’m only just getting to know the Nashville that sprung up during the pandemic. I can feel totally lost in neighborhoods I’ve known or years — because absolutely everything has changed.
The Best Things You Can Do To Avoid Getting The Coronavirus
Have you ever actually timed 20 seconds when you’re washing your hands? It’s longer than you think.
Bluegrass Breakdown: New Releases
It’s time to go to market and see what’s new down at the friendly neighborhood packed to the gills, bursting at the seams, compressed tighter than two coats of paint bluegrass CD bins. With the late breaking action from the likes of Donna Ulisse, Rick Faris, Aaron Ramsey, Sideline and the Lil Smokes, we’ll be […]
Bluegrass Breakdown: Sawmills
It’s a place where wood is cut into lumber, a facility that fueled the livelihood and expansion of many a rural Bluegrassland community. In the early 1900’s the largest enterprise of this ilk in the entire world was located in Georgetown, SC where the Atlantic Lumber Company floated logs from Appalachian Mountains down the Pee […]
Tennessee Attorney General Sets 9 More Executions In Motion
Updated at 12:15 p.m. Tennessee Attorney General Herbert Slatery is ramping up his efforts to execute death row inmates. His office filed requests to schedule nine more executions in the coming months.
The Tri-Star State: What’s Going On Inside The Tennessee Democratic Party?
Listen It’s been over a decade since Tennessee Democrats scored a big win in a state race. What’s the party doing to turn things around? That’s a question many in the state executive committee have asked. And they’re not happy with the answers they’re getting from the Tennessee Democratic Party chair, Mary Mancini.
Federal Judge Blocks Controversial New Tennessee Voter Registration Law
Listen A federal judge has blocked a new Tennessee law that would have imposed strict regulations on voter registration efforts in the state. Judge Aleta Trauger said the law was unconstitutional and would cause more harm than good.
Frustrated By Relationship With Police, Oversight Board Calls For Emergency Meeting With Mayor
Listen Nashville’s new Community Oversight Board is calling for an emergency meeting with the Metro mayor and chief of police next week. The group met Wednesday night to discuss concerns about lack of cooperation from police thus far. The board hopes the mayor’s presence will help the two parties find a way to move forward.
The Tri-Star State: How Nashville’s Mayoral Election Could Shape State Politics
Listen Nashville’s mayors have risen in prominence over recent years, not only because of the city’s skyrocketing growth but through outspoken political stances. By pushing LGBT initiatives, decriminalizing marijuana or curbing cooperation with immigration authorities, the city’s leaders have run counter to the state’s Republican supermajority. Whether that conflict continues has been a central issue […]
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