Logan Langlois

By Logan Langlois NASHVILLE, TN — Among applause and celebration, Nashville welcomed the opening Davidson County’s first publicly developed permanent supportive housing project last week. Strobel House, located at 110 Jo Johnson Avenue, is open and accepting applications from unhoused individuals looking for physical, mental and emotional support. The furnished, modern-looking building currently offers a […]

NASHVILLE – The Heritage Foundation's Project 2025 has become one of the biggest talking points this presidential election cycle Alarms regarding the documents' disturbing

MURFREESBORO – Lilly's Hot Chicken brought fried gold to the last Murfreesboro Hot Chicken Festival, winning “Best in Boro” as well as a slew of praise from new and old customers alike.

NASHVILLE – Several Nashvillian community action groups have come together to host an upcoming ‘City-Wide’ Stop Hate In Nashville Rally. The rally was organized largely by longtime civil rights activist Venita Lewis, Hamid Abdullah of The Brothers Round Table, and John Smith of John Smith Marketing. The rally is scheduled for Aug. 17, 3 p.m. […]

NASHVILLE – Project 2025 remains a key talking point of the upcoming election cycle, but how would the plan directly affect Tennessee? Colin Seeberger, a senior advisor for Communications at American Progress, recently published a piece breaking down how the implementation of Project 2025 could negatively impact the average Tennessean. He said that Project 2025 […]

NASHVILLE, TN – Nashville Film Festival has wrapped up its 2024 year, and according to the festival's Executive Director Jason Padgitt, with great success. Padgitt said the festival itself was able to hold a wide variety of entertainment for guests, showing a total of 150 films that hailed from 25 different countries around the world.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Lorenzo Washington, Jefferson Street Sound Museum’s founder and curator, was the guest of honor recently for an event held by the Belmont University Global Honors Program, in which he was recognized for his work in preserving Nashville’s musical legacy. Jefferson Street Sound Museum Vice President Karen Coffee said several guests spoke of […]

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The Vanderbilt Scarritt Bennett Center saw the screening of the impactful documentary “Tennessee 11” recently, which follows 11 Tennesseans who hold a wide variety of beliefs from across the political spectrum working together to draft solutions built on common ground on issues of gun rights and safety.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Local baking aficionado's Gramma's Hands Sweetery received a Ruthies Award Nomination earlier this week in the dessert category, according to Gramma's Hands owner and founder MoNique Ivory. She said the Ruthies Award nomination “is awesome,” and adds to several accomplishments Gramma's Hands has achieved while in operation. Ivory said these accomplishments include several awards that have been won by a staple menu item of the sweetery – their ‘Good Good' cinnamon rolls.

Nashville Black Pride celebrates 22 years