August 28, 2024

Kamala Harris’s Campaign Soars with Unprecedented Momentum After Democratic Convention

The Democratic National Convention in Chicago has significantly boosted Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign, propelling her to lead in national and battleground state polls.

Democratic National Convention in Chicago—then and now

The 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago was marked by intense national turmoil, including the assassinations of Martin Luther King, Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy,

Nashville receives first-of-its-kind federal grant to remove obstacles to housing

Nashville will receive $5 million from the White House and HUD to enhance affordable housing efforts, including the creation of a Faith Based Development Institute.

Clark UMC affordable homes open

Clark United Methodist Church has completed six new affordable homes on Phillips Street, aimed at helping six families find more affordable housing.

Biden-Harris Administration takes new steps to lower housing costs, speed up construction

On August 13, the Biden administration unveiled new measures to lower housing costs by streamlining federal regulations and boosting affordable home construction.

Mayor Freddie O’Connell issues statement on public safety legislation

In response to rising political tensions, four pieces of legislation have been introduced to enhance public safety while protecting First Amendment rights.

TBI mourns death, celebrates legacy of former director Mark Gwyn

Former Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI) Director Mark Gwyn passed away at the age of 61 at his home in the Nashville area, apparently from

Periscope Pitch September 4 at OZ Arts Nashville

The Arts & Business Council of Greater Nashville has introduced the 2024 class of Periscope: Artist Entrepreneur Training, which provides business development training for 25

Breaking ‘glass ceiling’ in November

Kamala Harris, after a failed 2019 presidential bid, now leads the Democratic Party with a historic nomination. Her campaign symbolizes a new era of optimism

Kamala Harris’ Chicago Convention and Illinois’ unique place in civil rights history

Last week’s Democratic National Convention in Chicago highlighted Illinois' pivotal role in the civil rights movement, from the 1908 Springfield Race Riot to Kamala Harris’

The Deliverance (**)

Lee Daniels’ horror/thriller film about the Ammons haunting case lacks the scares and cohesion expected, despite a strong cast, including Andra Day and Mo'Nique.