Nashville brings in 2020 with a bang

Over 200,000 bring in the New Year at the Jack Daniel’s Music City Midnight Celebration.

Your Tennessee State Museum Celebrates Juneteenth and hosts a Special Author Event June 13

The Tennessee State Museum celebrates Juneteenth on June 19 with musical guests, Sankofa African Drum and Dance Company at noon, Storytime, crafts, and hands-on history

Eastpoint Flats breaks ground as first fully affordable housing development on Nashville’s East Bank

Eastpoint Flats breaks ground as the first 100% affordable housing development on Nashville’s East Bank, delivering 323 apartments, a childcare center, and retail space backed

‘A Road She Traveled to Fight for the People’: Clarksville Pike Dedicated as Sen. Thelma Harper Parkway

Clarksville Pike was renamed Sen. Thelma Harper Parkway in North Nashville, honoring the first Black woman elected to the Tennessee Senate and her nearly 30-year

Expressions of faith: Grace of God

Bishop-Elect Dr. Monterey D. Lee, Sr. teaches that salvation is God’s gracious gift, urging believers to use their gifts, pray, love one another, and live

There’s no ‘moral’ death penalty

Furonda Brasfield argues there’s no moral death penalty, as nitrogen gas executions and Arkansas’s history of racial terror show the state’s search for a “humane”