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Nashville Sphere
Nashville’s Sphere Question: What a 6,000-Seat Version Would Actually Mean — and Why Nothing Is Signed
Preliminary talks have put a roughly 6,000-seat Sphere-style venue on Nashville's radar, with the East Bank floated as a site.…
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1,600 Drones and 10,000 Names: The FBI Is Already Working the 2030 Super Bowl, and the World Cup Was the Rehearsal
Super Bowl LXIV is nearly four years out, but the FBI's Nashville Field Office says planning is already underway —…
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Free Backpacks, Health Screenings and a Legal Clinic: The Urban League’s Community Day Is Open to All Saturday
The National Urban League's annual conference lands in Nashville July 29 through Aug. 1 — and its closing day opens…
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Tennessee’s Tax-Free Weekend Turns 20: What Actually Qualifies July 31 Through Aug. 2
For three days beginning at 12:01 a.m. Friday, July 31, Tennessee stops collecting sales tax on clothing and school supplies…
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Three Hundred Acres of Forest Just Got Added to Beaman Park — and Trails Are Coming
Nashville is adding roughly 300 acres of adjoining forestland to Beaman Park north of Bordeaux, in a $3.6 million deal…
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A Thirty-One-Year-Old Cookie Recipe Is Moving Into the Old Burger Up Space in 12 South
Levain Bakery — the Upper West Side shop whose thick, craggy chocolate chip walnut cookie became a New York pilgrimage…
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Under the Glass Roof Again: The Arcade’s Next Act Starts with a Farm-to-Table Debut
Naked Farmer opened its first Tennessee location inside Nashville's 1903 Arcade in late June, and it isn't arriving alone —…
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Nashville Draws a Line on Data Centers — and Hits Pause Until December
Metro Council unanimously approved Nashville's first data center zoning rules on July 21 and paused new permits through December 1.…
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Mark Your Calendars: The Predators’ 2026-27 Schedule Is Out, and It Opens at Home on October 1
The Predators will drop the puck on the 2026-27 season October 1 at Bridgestone Arena — and thanks to the…
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Nashville Symphony Names J. Mark Cantrell Its Next President and CEO, Closing the 28-Year Valentine Era
The Grammy-winning orchestra has chosen J. Mark Cantrell — a former 20-year Boston Symphony trombonist turned turnaround executive — to…
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