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Tennessee Department of Education investigating Metro Nashville Public Schools for academic dishonesty

News 2 has also requested more correspondence between the complainant and any other relevant information to the complaint. The Tennessee Department of Education responded, telling News 2 the department will follow up within seven business days.
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Southern Comfort Food Chain to Close Two Locations This Week

A local favorite Southern comfort food restaurant in Tennessee will be shutting down its services this week. After two years in Hendersonville, Puckett’s has announced that it will permanently close the location. The chain is also planning to close its Cullman location on Friday. Puckett’s Hendersonville Location to Cl
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Man shot after answering front door in Smyrna

SMYRNA, Tenn. (WSMV) - A man is in critical condition after police say a gunman opened fire on him through his front door Saturday night on Snowbird Drive. Police say a visitor came to the home and knocked. A family friend said the couple who lives there had just returned from a pool party when they heard the knock. As
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‘I prayed as I walked out today’:Thomas Clardy walks free a second time into...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — A Nashville man who was convicted, then released, and sent back again to prison is now a free man, thanks to Gov. Bill Lee’s clemency. SEE PREVIOUS COVERAGE | Tenn. Gov. Lee commutes Thomas Clardy’s sentence, setting release after return to prison. Thomas...
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Tennessee’s $30M grant for Starbucks highlights challenges recovering taxpayer-funded incentives

Tennessee is putting $30 million behind Starbucks' promise to bring thousands of jobs to Nashville. However, state records show when promises like this fall short, getting taxpayer money back isn't always so simple.
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These 13 Tennessee Restaurants Are Among the Most Booked in the State

1. Aba – Nashville. Mediterranean flavors meet Nashville energy at this wildly popular restaurant where securing a table has become something of a badge of honor. On any given day, you might see over 100 reservations on the books, a testament to how quickly this spot has captured the city’s dining imagination.
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Kenny Chesney to Headline First Major Concert at New Nissan Stadium

Kenny Chesney is the first headliner announced to perform at Nashville’s new Nissan Stadium for his Original Vibe Room Tour 2027 on July 3, 2027. More Entertainment News. The Tennessee native has a long history with Nissan Stadium, making six tour stops at the current venue more than any other artist.
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Man accused of stealing bag at Nashville International Airport

A man has been charged with theft after he was seen on video stealing a woman's backpack at Nashville International Airport, according to authorities.
Featured picture for Born 123 Years Ago in Tennessee, the Country Pioneer Hank Williams Compared to God—and Founder of Nashville’s First Music Publishing Company

Born 123 Years Ago in Tennessee, the Country Pioneer Hank Williams Compared to God—and...

On this day (September 15) in 1903, Roy Acuff was born in Maynardville, Tennessee. When he rose to fame in the 1930s, he helped transform country music into a more lucrative genre. Later, he became one of the biggest stars of the Grand Ole Opry. Additionally, he teamed with Fred Rose to establish Acuff-Rose Music, Nash
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Fire destroys kitchen at Helen’s Hot Chicken near Vanderbilt, leaving owner ‘in limbo’

A fire severely damaged Helen’s Hot Chicken near Vanderbilt University, destroying the Nashville restaurant’s kitchen and leaving the future of the family-run business uncertain.

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