News
-
Be Kind, Rewind, Order a Cocktail: A 90s Video Store Has Quietly Taken Over a Germantown Clubhouse
A pop-up bar built inside a recreated 1990s video rental store has opened in Germantown, running through September 19. Shelves…
Read More » -
Three Chords and a 4,400-Seat Room: The Truth Opens Its Season Book, and Its Whiskey Bar Explains the Name
The 4,400-capacity venue rising on Chestnut Street has announced the first chapter of its grand opening season. Inside will be…
Read More » -
One Farewell Show Beat a Four-Day Festival: Alan Jackson’s Last Call Filled 98 Percent of Downtown Nashville
Nashville's summer 2026 numbers are in, and the headline is a single night: Alan Jackson's Nissan Stadium finale sold 78,433…
Read More » -
Tennessee Wrote the Checks. Now It’s Collecting: Two Companies Repay FastTrack Grants After Missing Their Job Promises
Nippon Paint repaid $1.125 million this month and Novonix began repaying a $3 million grant after delivering 85 of 290…
Read More » -
Nashville Is Finally Studying Where to Put Public Restrooms Downtown — and It Already Has the Money
A $1.2 million slice of a $15 million state public safety grant is funding a study of where downtown Nashville…
Read More » -
Terry Black’s Picks Germantown for Its First Barbecue Hall Outside Texas — and Targets Early 2027
At 18,312 square feet with an outdoor stage and a beer garden, the Austin barbecue name's Rosa L. Parks Boulevard…
Read More » -
After Five Years, East Nashville’s Audrey Will Serve Its Last Appalachian Supper on August 16
The East Nashville restaurant that tried to make Appalachian cooking a fine-dining language will close after service on August 16,…
Read More » -
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 —…
Read More » -
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…
Read More » -
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…
Read More »