It started with one request to speak to a group of risk analysts. Former Vanderbilt nurse RaDonda Vaught reluctantly told her story on a stage for the first time — she was still on probation from her felony conviction. “It was emotionally overwhelming and a little cathartic, but I’m gonna tell you, you could have […]
Nashvillager Podcast: Remembering everyone’s neighbor
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The Roundabout: ICE investigation, marriage equality and the Tesla loop
It’s time for our weekly Roundabout, where our panel representing views across the political spectrum dives into the biggest headlines of the week.
Nashvillager Podcast: A desire for street cars
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Ask the Mayor: Storm response, property taxes, NDOT and parks
Mayor Freddie O’Connell is back for another edition of Ask the Mayor.
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