Cynthia Abrams is a journalist for Nashville Public Radio, focusing on local news in Tennessee, specifically in Nashville. Her articles cover a range of topics including education, city government, weather, and community events. With a keen eye for detail, Cynthia aims to provide informative and engaging stories that resonate with the Nashville community.
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Cynthia's coverage primarily revolves around local government and politics in Nashville, Tennessee. She frequently includes expert commentary and covers various topics such as city government, education, public library, tornadoes, police funding, transit, participatory budgeting, redevelopment, community engagement among others.
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- Focus on providing insights related to the mentioned themes and topics within the context of Nashville and Tennessee.
- Offer expert commentary or analysis on local government decisions or policies affecting the mentioned areas.
- Highlight initiatives or developments that impact minority-owned businesses and neighborhood projects in Nashville.
- Provide information regarding upcoming elections at the local level along with campaign finance insights tailored for her geographical focus.
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In an attempt to bolster its staffing, WeGo offers paid training programs for those interested in becoming mechanics and bus operators.
By: Cynthia Abrams, Damon Mitchell
Under Mayor Freddie O'Connell's capital spending plan, Metro Nashville Public Schools has been allocated $98 million.
By: Cynthia Abrams, Nina Cardona
Every year, the nonprofit Historic Nashville Inc. selects nine properties out of community nominations to highlight, in hopes of protecting the buildings and landmarks against demolition, disrepair or redevelopment.
By: Tony Gonzalez, Cynthia Abrams
What has been Cumberland Park since opening in 2012 will now be Wasioto Park — the original Shawnee name for the Cumberland River.
"That terrifies the heck out of me," Councilmember Olivia Hill said of Fusus, the police surveillance technology at Tuesday's meeting.
By: Cynthia Abrams, Alan Leblanc
The Hermitage has identified an estimated 28 graves of people who were enslaved by President Andrew Jackson and his family.
By: Cynthia Abrams
Just over a month after Nashville voters approved a new tax to fund transit, Metro is taking steps towards executing those upgrades. But the city isn’t the only player taking action.
By: Cynthia Abrams
Fact or fiction?
The new Tennessee Titans stadium sits less than 100 feet away from the existing Nissan Stadium.
In 2024, Nashville Mayor Freddie O'Connell led a group on a bus ride to a meeting to discuss the city's transit referendum, which voters approved in November.
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