Before Nashville finalizes its annual budget this month, citizens are demanding one new line item: funding for Middle Tennessee’s largest contiguous forest, which is in the Highland Rim.
Colorblind people can get their first-ever glimpse of fall foliage at Radnor Lake State Park
For many people with colorblindness, fall foliage doesn’t do much for them. But at one spot, on the edge of Nashville’s Radnor Lake, there’s now a way for them to get a glimpse of the season’s splendor.
Curious Nashville: Are Tennessee’s Sassafras Trees Disappearing?
Sassafras trees often go unnoticed in forests, so we were surprised by the seemingly keen eye of one Curious Nashville listener, Stacy Widelitz.
Pipeline Public Hearing
The public gets its chance tonight to comment on a proposed gas pipeline. It would run through Southeastern Davidson County, including a portion of Radnor Lake State Park.
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