Adam Tamburin is a Reporter at Axios. He covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, music, education, and local economy, with a particular focus on celebrities, concerts, and the music business. Adam's work has been featured in Yahoo News, MSN, and Sturgis Journal, showcasing his commitment to delivering insightful reporting on the vibrant Nashville scene and beyond.
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By: Adam Tamburin
About 393,000 family caregivers in Tennessee take care of a relative with dementia.
Even parrots need retirement plans. Why it matters: Some parrots can live as long as 80 years, creating an unusual rescue challenge when their guardians die or can no longer care for them.
By: Adam Tamburin
Emily Wilson will speak at The Parthenon on Sept. 1.
We asked readers to share their favorite Nashville spots for dining solo.
"I love my country roots more and more."
One of the godfathers of Nashville's fine dining scene is getting new plaudits.
Tennessee will get $751.9 million from Meta as part of a deal settling a multi-state legal challenge alleging Facebook and Instagram were designed in ways that harm children.
Before she died this week in Nashville , Dolly Parton worked with her team on a "project roadmap" that will guide the posthumous release of new music and merch for years into the future.
She supported life-saving medical research, disaster relief and education.
Dolly Parton's streaming numbers exploded following her death.
