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90s actress Melissa Joan Hart, 48, wears tight shorts at concert as fans praise ‘hot’ star 21 years after show ended
NINETIES star Melissa Joan Hart recently attended a rock concert with her three children, as fans praised her ageless look. The actress, who is best known for playing Sabrina on Sabrina the Teenage Witch, posed for photos with her sons after they attended a Green Day concert in Nashville, Tennessee, on Friday. Melissa, 48, was […]
Tuesday 9/3: Gillian Welch & David Rawlings – Woodland
We’ve been awaiting it for a while, and here it is! Fans know how meticulous they are with getting their sound just right – a perfect balance of rustic, acoustic warmth with modern technology. This was recorded in Nashville at Welch and Rawlings' own Woodland Sound Studio, and mastered directly from the original tapes (through custom Ortofon amplifiers to a Neumann VMS-80 cutting system.) David Rawlings produced it. They’re coming to our area in October! They play Charlotte on October 15th, Boone the 17th, Knoxville the 18th, and Asheville the 19th.
American Bar Association Mobilizes Legal Professionals to Combat Antisemitism
The American Bar Association is taking steps to combat antisemitism through the creation of a special task force, created by the organization’s president. The Task Force to Combat Antisemitism is co-chaired by local attorney Barbara Mendel Mayden, and San Francisco attorney Mark Schickman. The committee will present a report in August of 2025 outlining its efforts in identifying, educating about, and providing solutions to antisemitism.
Tennessee State football pays tribute to center Chazan Page, killed in April, with delay of game penalty
Tennessee State football recognized center Chazan Page, who was killed in April in a hit-and-run accident, by intentionally taking a delay of game penalty on the first play from scrimmage Saturday against Mississippi Valley State at Nissan Stadium. Mississippi Valley State declined what would have been a 5-yard penalty. ...
Volleyball Picks Up Two Wins to Start the Season
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The Belmont University Volleyball Program opened the 2024 campaign against Butler and California Baptist on Saturday. The Bruins swept the Bulldogs (25-19, 25-21, 27-25) to start the day. Belmont later faced CBU in an evening matchup where the Bruins pulled off a reverse sweep (22-25, 23-25, 25-18, 25-14, 16-14) to finish opening weekend 2-0. vs Butler (3-0) Belmont got off to a strong start behind the play ofBella Mathis. The middle blocker assisted on a block followed by a kill as the Bruins went up 8-5 early in the first set. Freshman Alivia Keegan later served up back-to-back aces extending Belmont's lead to 11-6. Brenna Kauffeld added a kill to spark a 5-0 run for the Bruins to break away at 18-9. Kauffled would later get the final say as Belmont secured a 25-19 first set win.
90 Seconds to Save a Life: The Impact of United Hatzalah’s Volunteer Heroes
Ninety seconds. That is the critical time after a medical emergency when intervention can save a life. Whether it is a heart attack, a seizure, a child choking, or a terrorist bomb, those first 90 seconds make all the difference. And it is those 90 seconds that are at the heart of United Hatzalah, an organization in Israel that trains and dispatches volunteer medics to provide emergency response.
Aging Trees Removed From Henry County Courtsquare
Paris, Tenn.–The Henry County Courtsquare will have a whole different look in the coming days. Aging trees on the north and west side are being removed and a new walkway will soon be placed on the north side of the square. The trees have graced the courtsquare for decades, but county officials said they are being removed for the safety of citizens. County officials said they regret removing the trees, but it is for public safety. The trees were examined by a tree expert and his opinion is that the trees were unsafe to the public. The expert also said the trees are unhealthy even though they appear healthy from the outside. The walkways on the north side also will be replaced as a safety issue. Several people have fallen on the loose and crooked bricks just in recent weeks. The small gardens at three of the four corners around the courthouse also have been removed in the last couple of weeks. County officials have said that will help visibility of cars and pedestrians around the courtsquare. The work is being performed by H&B Tree Service. Shannon McFarlin photo.
Transfer QBs Ward of Miami, Pavia of Vanderbilt and others make immediate impact with new teams
Cam Ward’s arrival at Miami garnered plenty of fanfare. Conversely, Diego Pavia’s move to Vanderbilt didn’t receive as much attention. Both quarterbacks delivered stellar debut performances with their new teams on the first full Saturday of the college football season. In a year in which the majority...
Undefeated Vanderbilt Football Mail Bag: Call For Submissions
His name is Diego Pavia. You killed his father. Prepare to die. The Gridiron Dores came out strong, jumping to a 17-0 lead. We dominated all three phases of the game in the first half, going to the locker room up 17-3. Then came the MENS-trual cramps of the brutally hot 2nd half, and our players, especially on defense, were dropping like flies. Hokie receivers were largely running deep, uncovered routs, and the team from Blacksburg stormed back to take a 27-20 lead.
One thing Titans' Will Levis must improve in 2024
Tennessee Titans quarterback Will Levis took the league by storm during his debut in 2023, when he threw for 238 yards and four touchdowns. The remainder of the season was far less exciting, though, as the rookie somehow managed to keep the offense going behind the worst offensive line in the league.
How confident are the Titans in their cornerback room?
When the Tennessee Titans made their initial cuts to get down to the mandated 53-man limit, they kept five tight ends and only four cornerbacks. It’s a fact that many found interesting and left the Titans in a category of their own, carrying the fewest of cornerbacks in the league.
Australia’s Thunder from Down Under will Have Permanent Residency in Nashville
Australia’s Thunder from Down Under, the world’s No. 1 male revue starring an all-Australian cast, is coming to Nashville for an all-new permanent residency at the historic Woolworth Theatre. Heralded as the ultimate “Girls Night Outback,” Australia’s Thunder from Down Under is the perfect destination for bachelorette parties, birthday celebrations, girls’ nights out, and everything in between. Starting September 26, the show will light up Nashville with nightly performances from Thursday through Saturday.
Tyre West makes plays in Vols’ opener, showing ‘growth’ on defensive line
Tyre West made the most of his playing time as a true freshman at and showed flashes of his potential at the end of last season, when he became more involved in the Vols' defensive-line rotation. In Tennessee's season opener Saturday against Chattanooga, he only seemed to build on his strong finish to last season.
The Tribe Has Spoken – The Next Survivor Fan Event will be in Nashville
Jeff Probst, host of CBS’ Survivor, announced that the next Survivor fan event will be in Nashville on September 14th. Stating on social media, “The tribe has spoken! The next #Survivor event will be taking place in … Nashville, Tennesee!”. We reached out to CBS for more...
Green Day, Smashing Pumpkins rock Nashville's Geodis Park on 'Saviors Tour': Top moments
On Friday night, punk rock 'n' roll greats Green Day celebrated two major musical anniversaries at Nashville's Geodis Park. The band, made up of singer and guitarist Billie Joe Armstrong, bassist Mike Dirnt and drummer Tré Cool, embarked on the "Saviors Tour" in May in celebration of the 30-year anniversary of the band's 1994 album, "Dookie," and the 20th anniversary of their 2004 record, "American Idiot." ...
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