Several drivers in South Nashville were taken into custody by Immigration and Customs Enforcement Saturday night, sparking outrage from activists and politicians.
What it’s like when an entire Nashville apartment community must move
Residents of Berkshire Place Apartments in East Nashville are finally moving — years after they were first told their units would need to be vacated — to relocate to the newly built Birchstone Village in Madison.
Listen: The inspiration for the song ‘Empty Trainload of Sky’ is an East Nashville landmark
Gillian Welch and David Rawlings live and work in Nashville, and their knowledge of the city shines through in the new song, “Empty Trainload of Sky.
The songs of Gillian Welch and David Rawlings have added to the shared folk canon, but their career is their own
It’s easy to forget how unorthodox they seemed when they first arrived in Nashville in the early 1990s.
NashVillager Podcast: The logic of illogical Nashville place names
Why isn’t South Nashville the Southernmost part of Nashville? Plus the local news for July 17, 2024.
For one family at East Nashville’s Riverchase development, frustration and mixed messages about where to go next
The future for renters at an affordable housing complex in East Nashville continues to hang in the balance.
Slammed by tornado and pandemic, a Nashville skate shop reopens, connecting its regulars and first-timers
How long does it take to rebuild from a catastrophic tornado? An East Nashville skate shop navigated many challenges to reopen in just shy of two years.
Nashville residents in need of rent relief can still tap into $13M headed to Metro Action Commission
Nashville’s Metro Action Commission is about to get $13 million in federal funds. That’s the final portion of its second round of federal funds to help residents who are struggling to pay rent.
Nashville Developer Commits To Supporting Low-Income Tenants In Relocation To Madison
Residents of an East Nashville apartment complex will be moved to Madison as the owner prepares to tear it down and rebuild.
The Promise: ‘I Want White Families To Realize The Power They Hold’ In Public Education
Two years ago, WPLN’s Meribah Knight reported on how parents at one East Nashville elementary school were pushing to reverse a troubling trend: Despite the diversity of the neighborhood, it had almost no children of color anymore.
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