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Nashville Unites in Rally Against Antisemitism: Community Shows Resilience in Face of Neo-Nazi Hate
As Nashville grapples with a visible increase in antisemitic sentiment, the Jewish Federation of Greater Nashville responded emphatically by hosting a unity rally. Taking place at Bicentennial Park, the event on Sunday was a resolute condemnation of a series of neo-Nazi marches and other displays of hate that have recently targeted the Nashville community.
TSU has Seven Nominees for Inaugural 2024 HBCU Sports Awards
NASHVILLE - HBCU Sports announced its nominees for the inaugural HBCU Sports Awards, and the Tennessee State athletic department had seven representatives on the list. The program features 45 categories honoring individual, team, and administrative achievements across the entire HBCU athletics landscape. The winners will be announced in an award show streamed live on YouTube on the HBCU Sports channel on Saturday, July 27, at 2:00 p.m. CT.
Nashville-area GOP House race and Senate primaries top Tennessee’s primary ballot
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — A first-term Tennessee congressman backed by former President Donald Trump will face a Republican challenger who calls the lawmaker ineffective, a contest that is among the top races in the state’s August primary election. The primary will also cement who will be the Democratic...
Nashville Film Festival Announces Six Feature Films Selected to Screen at the 55th Annual Event
The Nashville Film Festival (NashFilm), a week-long celebration of film, music and culture, announced a sneak peek of six acclaimed films selected for its 55th annual event, taking place from September 19–25, 2024 at venues throughout the city. This range of films serves as a preview of the first selections made public for the festival and a window to the diverse offering of screenings to come at this year’s event.
Nashville battles unlicensed taxis as leaders call for unified enforcement strategy
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — FOX 17 News went right to Metro leaders after discovering there may be a loophole with enforcing taxi regulations. Nashville taxi companies are begging for help as unlicensed cabs continue to operate downtown. Both Metro Councilman Jacob Kupin and a taxi company owner say this...
Bill and Crissy Haslam Foundation establishes endowed professorship of faith and reason at Lipscomb University
New professorship will bring national profile and expertise to campus. Lipscomb University announced today the establishment of the Bill and Crissy Haslam Endowed Distinguished Visiting Professor of Faith and Reason, thanks to a generous gift from the Bill and Crissy Haslam Foundation. This new professorship is a testament to the legacy of former Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam and his wife, Crissy, recognizing their influential leadership shaped by faith and reason.
Bruins Abroad - Emily Peters in Argentina
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- This spring and summer, a number of Belmont student-athletes spent some time overseas taking part in Belmont's Study Abroad Program. Throughout the summer, Belmont Athletics will highlight the experiences of our student-athletes as they encounter and engage with new landscapes, cultures, and peoples. Our final reflection is...
NashVillager Podcast: Oh say, can you sing?
Is a rotating roster of “Star-Spangled Banner” singers a great way to start sports games … or a liability?. After the latest viral national anthem performance, we take a look at how Nashville once learned that a less star-studded approach to opening pro sports games doesn’t always work, either. Plus the local news for July 22 and a summer camp for songwriting.
Bitcoin And Crypto Enter What Could Be The Biggest Week Ever: Key Events
This week promises to be a landmark in the Bitcoin and industry, characterized by several high-stakes events that could reshape the market dynamics for BTC, Ethereum, and other crypto assets. #1 Bitcoin 2024 Conference. The Bitcoin 2024 conference, scheduled for July 25-27 in Nashville, is drawing exceptional attention this year...
Friends of Warner Parks voices concern regarding Cheekwood
Already facing a lawsuit from a nonprofit entity associated with the Swan Ball and related to control of the annual gala, Cheekwood Botanical Garden and Museum of Art officials are also dealing with concerns from Friends of Warner Parks involving the nonprofit’s parking arrangement with the Metro Parks and Recreation Department.
Annual Stuff the Bus Event to Benefit 15,000 Students
United Way of Greater Nashville announced that thanks to generous community donations to its 16th annual Stuff the Bus school supply collection drive, over 15,000 elementary students would receive backpacks full of school supplies to start the year off ready to learn. More than 469 individuals representing 63 teams purchased...
Site Development Engineering: Maximizing Land Potential
Land is a finite resource, and as populations grow and urban areas expand, the need to utilize it effectively becomes paramount. Site development engineering plays a crucial role in this endeavor, transforming raw land into functional, sustainable, and valuable spaces. By carefully analyzing a site’s unique characteristics and applying innovative engineering solutions, professionals in this field can unlock the full potential of any piece of land. Barge Design Solutions Nashville, a leader in engineering design services, has a proven track record of optimizing land use for various projects, from residential developments to industrial complexes and public infrastructure.
Jewish Federation hosts event to denounce recent displays of anti-semitism in Nashville
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - The Jewish Federation of Greater Nashville held an event to denounce the recent anti-Jewish demonstrations in the Nashville area. The event was held at Bicentennial Park on Sunday and was in response to a rash of neo-Nazi marches and demonstrations, which included an attempted takeover at a Metro Council Meeting, and a fight just off Broadway that resulted in charges.
He was Tennessee's first Olympic gold medalist — and he did it 100 years ago in Paris
When you think of Nashville and the Olympics, you might think of Wilma Rudolph and the TSU Tigerbelles track athletes of the 1960s, or of Nashville swimmer Tracy Caulkins' big wins in 1984. This year, folks around here are excited to see what world-class swimmers and sisters Alex and Gretchen Walsh, recent...
Titans EDGE Arden Key fires social media shots at Paul Kuharsky
The Tennessee Titans will report to training camp later this week! Local media members are prepping to ramp up their in-person coverage of the team. This seemingly prompted Titans outside linebacker Arden Key to fire shots at team reporter Paul Kuharsky via social media on Sunday evening. A screenshot of Key’s thoughts went viral via “X” (formerly Twitter).
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