Kimball
LATEST NEWS
Buford’s Abby Kilman, Ella Attaway reunite on opposite sides
They kept it professional. Ella Attaway and Abby Kilman waved at each other with no further interaction ahead of their college debuts on opposite sidelines with Georgia State and UT-Chattanooga. The two freshmen and former Buford teammates played to a 2-2 draw Thursday at the GSU Soccer Complex. Attaway officially opened her career after assisting on a goal during the scrimmage.
'What’s that?' Lebanon's Highway 109 silo, a possible industrial park and a new business
Editor's note: "What's that?" is a periodic feature in The Tennessean that focuses on new construction around Wilson County and beyond. Email ahumbles@tennessean.com if you see a building underway and wonder: "What's that?" It looks like a large gray silo on the west side of State Route 109 and south of Highway 70 that stands...
ESPN’s ‘Matchup Predictor’ picks Tennessee Football’s wins and losses this season
ESPN analytics gives Tennessee Football a 50% or great chance to win nine games this season, according to its "matchup predictor." The post ESPN’s ‘Matchup Predictor’ picks Tennessee Football’s wins and losses this season appeared first on On3.
Sherry Poff Is Chattanooga Writer's Guild July Contest Winner
We are excited to announce the winner of the July 2024 Chattanooga Writers’ Guild Monthly Contest is Sherry Poff with the submission “Robins.” Second place winner is J. Cohen with the submission “Olivia, my sweet Anthropocene,” and third place is Chris Wood with the submission “Sweet Remembrance.”
Woman found dead in Cumberland River
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - A Georgia woman drowned on Thursday and her body was recovered from the Cumberland River roughly ten miles west of Nashville. The Metro Nashville Police Department said a 59-year-old woman was seen walking on the University School of Nashville’s River Campus Wednesday evening, and staff began looking for her when her vehicle was still parked in the same location Thursday morning.
Hermès to Open in Nashville
A new luxury store will open in Nashville, but not where you would expect. Yahoo Finance reports that Hermès signed a lease for a Nashville store. The 8,500-square-foot store will be located in the Wedgewood-Houston neighborhood. Nashville-based developer AJ Capital secured the lease in the May Hosiery Mills campus.
Hermès Signs Lease for Nashville Store
BOUND FOR MUSIC CITY: Hermès has signed a lease to open an 8,500-square-foot store in Nashville’s Wedgewood-Houston neighborhood.Hermès Maintains Its Double-digit Pace The lease was signed with AJ Capital Partners, a Nashville-based developer, which has been transforming 18 acres of mixed-use real estate in the neighborhood, which is located south of downtown Nashville. The Hermès shop, the French brand’s first in the state of Tennessee, is expected to open in the fall of 2025, according to the developer. “The Hermès boutique will be positioned within the historic May Hosiery Mills campus, an adaptive reuse of the South’s oldest hosiery mill, dating back to...
Kenny Chesney Says Real Estate Auction Is a Big Ol’ Scam
Kenny Chesney says any claims that he had anything to do with a Nashville property that's set for auction are "blatantly false." The singer once owned land that was annexed but, "no part of these buildings being auctioned were ever inhabited, used for writing or any other purpose by myself or anyone in my employ or orbit."
City Passes New Public Alcohol Ordinance
Cookeville City Council rejected a delay to the city’s new public alcohol event ordinance Thursday night, though members did not close the door to further changes. The ordinance allows outdoor public events hosted by non-profit organizations to serve alcohol at the Putnam County Fairgrounds and the Leslie Town Centre parking lot. Tennessee Tech campus areas and the Golden Eagle Golf Club are not covered by the new ordinance. Council Member Eric Walker again asked for opportunities to include street closures based on local business involvement. Council Member Luke Eldridge said the businesses talking to Walker do not appear representative.
The Business: Onward Real Estate
Five of Nashville’s most respected real estate professionals –—Jenni Barnett, Scott Cornett, Dawne Davis, Matt Ligon and Danny Anderson — have all joined forces to Onward Real Estate. Onward will be led by Barnett, who has nearly three decades of experience in real estate, including as...
Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame announces 2024 inductees
The songwriting giants behind the hits “If I Said You Have A Beautiful Body (Would You Hold It Against Me),” “Trip Around The Sun,” “Teardrops On My Guitar,” “The Dark End Of The Street” and “The River” will soon become the newest members of the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame (NaSHOF).
Murfreesboro’s Lunch on the Plaza to Return
Want to spend your lunch on Fridays outdoors, enjoying the fall weather? City of Murfreesboro’s Lunch on the Plaza event has you covered. The event occurs every Friday in September and October from 11 a.m. through 1 p.m. starting September 6, if weather permits. Grab lunch and enjoy the...
Watch Post Malone Nail “Be My Baby Tonight” with John Michael Montgomery for Grand Ole Opry Duet
When Post Malone came onto the scene with his debut hip-hop single “White Iverson” he received mixed reviews from artists and fans alike. They called him a “culture vulture” and doubted his authenticity. With F-1 Trillion on the horizon, he is seeing no such issues in the country music world. Instead, he’s being wholeheartedly accepted by legacy artists and new acts alike.
Nashville Zoo offering adult-only Sunset Safari for Friday the 13th
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — If you've ever wanted to go on a nocturnal safari with food, drinks, live music, and no children - the Nashville Zoo has your back. The zoo's culinary experience returns next month on Friday the 13th. The adult-only event will offer a sunset safari equipped with booze, tarot readings, fire dancing, and closeups with animals. Samples from some of Music City's top restaurants will also be on tap.
It’s essential to note our commitment to transparency:
Our Terms of Use acknowledge that our services may not always be error-free, and our Community Standards emphasize our discretion in enforcing policies. As a platform hosting over 100,000 pieces of content published daily, we cannot pre-vet content, but we strive to foster a dynamic environment for free expression and robust discourse through safety guardrails of human and AI moderation.