Stephen Elliott

Mayor Freddie O'Connell reflects on his first year in office and looks ahead to 2025. He discusses public safety and affordable housing.

On a recent Thursday around lunchtime, a trickle of customers filed into the Pruitt branch of the Nashville Public Library, greeted by the sounds of music, hair clippers and overlapping conversations more familiar to a barber shop than a public library. Students from the Legacy Master Barber Academy on Jefferson Street were on hand to […]

Further to the recent comments regarding the electric sheep fence that crosses Public Footpath PR4 between Green Lane and Bagley Lane, there is official advice and guidance about them.

This morning, residents of Audlem were greeted with a stunning winter scene as frost blanketed the landscape. The view from our bedroom window revealed a picturesque forest adorned with delicate ice crystals, transforming the ordinary into a magical wonderland. The serene beauty of the frosty morning invites everyone to appreciate the charm of nature during the colder months.

Nashville faces a housing shortage of at least 20,000 units in the next 10 years. Metro officials are working on a plan to address the gap.

Metro Arts Commission and MHRC work to operationalize new grants framework and distribution policy. Interim executive director appointed.

The five at-large Metro Councilmembers have a different perspective and, in some cases, more influence than their counterparts.

Metro Council's first meeting of 2025 includes public hearings for zoning bills, resolutions on traffic enforcement, child care study, and more.

Metro Council discusses traffic enforcement, interim housing, and arts funding reform. Council members address concerns and pass resolutions.

Tennessee faces expensive electric bills and frequent power outages, despite the TVA's efforts. Think Tennessee's report highlights efficiency issues.