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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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Nowhere Special Opens on Belcourt Avenue, and Hillsboro Village Gets Its Late Night Back
A new restaurant, patio and late-night room from Make a Play Hospitality opened July 16 at 1910 Belcourt Ave. Chef…
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New 29-Story Luxury Apartment Tower Opens in Nashville’s Midtown
One of Nashville's biggest new luxury apartment towers is officially open, but the developer says opening early may have actually…
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Buffalo Exchange Is Crossing the River: The Vintage Chain Is Opening on Gallatin Avenue This Fall
The buy-sell-trade institution that has anchored Elliston Place for years is adding a second Nashville store — this one on…
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After Four Decades on 21st Avenue, SATCO Is Changing Hands — and the New Owners Say They’re Listening First
San Antonio Taco Company — the porch-and-picnic-table institution that has fed Vanderbilt students and Nashville regulars since 1984 — is…
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