Nicolle S. Praino is a local journalist based in Franklin, Tennessee. She writes for various publications including the Nashville Post, Nashville Scene, and Home Page Media Group LLC. Nicolle's articles cover a range of topics including local business news, community development, and transportation infrastructure. Her work has also been featured in the News Courier, Yahoo News, and CullmanTimes.com.
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Nashville, United States (Local)
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Nicolle S. Praino focuses on local news, particularly in Tennessee and Franklin, with an emphasis on business announcements and government-related topics such as real estate development. She seems to be interested in press releases, private sector announcements, and government declarations related to business and development.
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