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Nashville isn't waiting for the weekend to get the party started. Here are some events for your calendar.
The Tennessee Senate stopped a bill this week that was designed to ban LGBTQ+ pride flags in public schools.
There are several streaming options that examine the culture, music and politics of our region.
A squad of famous drag queens traveled to Tennessee last year after the state embraced new measures that targeted drag performances and the LGBTQ+ community
The Tennessee Titans continued the work of rebuilding their roster with seven NFL draft picks.
It was a brutal weekend for Predators fans, as the team lost back-to-back home games in Round 1 of the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
The 2024 legislative session might be best remembered for what didn't get done.
CDC director Mandy Cohen visited Nashville Monday to see how Tennessee organizations work to bolster mental health and prevent suicides.
They're coming. Any day now, billions of cicadas are expected to begin crawling, swooping and screeching their way through Middle Tennessee.
The 53rd annual spring edition of the Tennessee Craft Fair takes place Friday-Sunday on the Centennial Park lawn, with artisans on hand to sell their handmade goods.
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