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10+ Family Things to Do Around Nashville This Labor Day Week
Labor Day weekend loads up the calendar: three straight days of free live music at Centennial Park, a dinosaur takeover…
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It Used to Be a Piggly Wiggly. Thirteen Months After Opening, It Made the National List.
Bon Appétit has put Junior — Philip Krajeck's live-fire restaurant at 907 Dickerson Pike, built in a former Piggly Wiggly…
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Forty-Two Years on Woodland Street, and the Thing That Finally Got Them Was Parking
Cumberland Hardware, the family-owned fixture on Woodland Street in Five Points, will close Dec. 31, 2026 after 42 years. Owners…
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A 125-Foot Racetrack Made Entirely of Plastic Bricks Is Coming to the Fairgrounds. Your Two-Year-Old Gets In Free.
The Brick Fan Event brings a LEGO fan expo to the Nashville Fairgrounds Expo Hall on Oct. 3 and 4,…
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She Had Already Booked the Room for Her Own 80th Birthday Party. Now Two Cities Will Throw It Without Her.
A two-weekend, two-continent celebration called DOLLYFEST will honor Dolly Parton in Nashville and London in 2027. It began as her…
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About Sixty-Five Restaurants in North America Hold This Rating. One Is Now on Eighth Avenue South.
The Catbird Seat has earned AAA's Five Diamond designation — the program's highest restaurant rating, held by roughly 65 places…
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The Letters on Your Bag Tag Have Outlived One Name Already. Now There’s a Date for the Next One.
Gov. Bill Lee and the Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority announced their intent to name Nashville International Airport for Dolly Parton.…
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Two Field Goals Decided It. Tennessee State Never Got to Attempt the Second One.
Jackson State held on 26-24 in Saturday night's John A. Merritt Classic at FirstBank Stadium, winning on a 21-yard field…
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Nashville Voted No in 2018 and Yes in 2024. The Ridership Numbers Just Came In.
WeGo finished its most recent fiscal year at about 10.6 million rides - roughly 160,000 short of the all-time high…
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Nine Students Sang to Save Fisk in 1871. The Argument Now Is About Thirty Megawatts.
Fisk wants to build a $400 million data center at the edge of its North Nashville campus. Nearly 18,000 people…
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