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Nashville’s Fort Negley reckons with its portrayal of history and race, going against the...

At the peak of Fort Negley, the historical plaques are so sun-bleached they’ve become unreadable, obscuring the story they’re meant to tell about one of Nashville’s most important sites. It’s here that a group of college students recently gathered for a nontraditional final exam. Instead of blue...
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After cataclysmic tree loss, Nashville residents fear damage from new NES tree trimming policy

The Nashville Electric Service is cutting down more trees and limbs across town under a new policy. After record outages affected half of the city during the ice storm in January, the power company that serves all of Nashville expanded the zone it clears between trees and utility infrastructure from 10 to 15 feet. NES
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Fentanyl victim honored with sunflowers at graduation by Hendersonville mom

A Hendersonville mom is bringing sunflowers to her daughter's graduation, who died of fentanyl poisoning at 16. Her mom hopes no other family has to go through the same loss.
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Wawa Set To Open First Tennessee Location

Pennsylvania-based convenience store chain Wawa is preparing to officially enter the. market, with the company now targeting a June 18 opening for its upcoming Clarksville location at 1290 Parkway Place, according to reporting from the Nashville Business Journal. The Clarksville outpost will mark the brand’s first Tenn
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Two women charged with felonies after operating illegal daycare in Antioch that allegedly left...

ANTIOCH, Tenn. (WSMV) - Two women were charged with multiple felonies after allegedly operating an illegal daycare out of a home in Antioch. The investigation into “Grandnanny’s Daycare” began after two infants were hospitalized for unexplained injuries on the same day last month. First, a 5-month-old boy...
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Department of Human Services calls for unlicensed Antioch daycare to stop operating

Last month, police were called to Centennial Children's Hospital over reports of a 5-month-old boy suffering from scratches, a swollen foot and possible human bite marks on his body. On the same date, a police affidavit also shows a 3-month-old was taken to the hospital with a cranial hematoma, on top of bite marks and
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Sheryl Crow Is Selling Part of Her Nashville Estate for 1.8 Million and It...

Sheryl Crow Just Put a 1.8 Million Portion of Her Nashville Estate Up for Sale Let me be upfront about […] This article originally appeared on BuildLikeNew.com — visit us for more home security guides.
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Man arrested for making threats on Nashville school playground while intoxicated, police say

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - A man was arrested Thursday afternoon for allegedly making threats while on a school’s playground, according to the Metro Nashville Police Department. MNPD said staff at Warner Arts Elementary on Russell Street reported that Marek Malone, 45, walked onto the school’s playground while intoxicat
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Rutherford Co. invites frustrated Nashville businesses south as property tax concerns grow

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — After rising property taxes sparked concern among some Nashville business owners, a neighboring Middle Tennessee county is encouraging frustrated businesses to look elsewhere. Rutherford County Property Assessor Rob Mitchell recently issued an open invitation to Nashville businesses, promoting
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Streets of Indian Lake under new ownership

The Streets of Indian Lake has been acquired by Baltimore-based Continental Realty Corporation, the company announced in a recent press release. “Streets of Indian Lake is kind of the perfect example of what is going on in the retail and real estate space today, which is what we’re heavily invested in and what we’ve be

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