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Beloved restaurant destroyed in Christmas Day bombing now being reimagined into rentals
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — The historic Nashville restaurant may not be returning, but the building itself still has a future, now as a possible home for Nashvillians and tourists alike. T2 Capital Management, a private real estate firm, bought the building in hopes to revitalize Second Ave. following the Christmas Day bombing in 2020.
TSU welcomes Class of 2028
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (TSU News Service) – For TSU’s incoming freshman, Kennedi Hines, her passion for engineering started at age 7. Now, Hines, a Nashville native, will begin her collegiate journey at Tennessee State University to fulfill her dream of becoming an architectural engineer. “She has been building, constructing...
Alabama Pays Tribute To The Late Jeff Cook
The musical group Alabama was honored on TV on CMT Giants: Alabama on August 15, but there was a void in the band that cannot be filled. Missing from their ranks was cousin and member Jeff Cook, who passed away at 73 from Parkinson's disease in 2022. The gala event...
Industrial Board Denies PILOT Application
Cookeville’s Industrial Development Board denied a healthcare company’s request for a tax incentive during its quarterly meeting Wednesday. Chairperson Bob Bell said the board denied the application because the company did not meet the eligibility requirements for the incentive. “I imagine that one is, would not reapply because...
Franklin High School Mourns Loss of Beloved Athlete Leslie Noble at Candlelight Vigil
Community members and loved ones came together at Franklin High School this past Wednesday to hold a candlelight vigil for Leslie Noble, the 16-year-old football player who tragically collapsed and later died following a medical emergency during football practice. According to WBALTV, Antoinette Kinsler, expressed gratitude for the community's support, "I just appreciate the community coming in and the family gathering together to make sure this happen," said Antoinette Kinsler, Noble's godmother. "He was 16 years old; he had a good future ahead of him."
Nashville Sheraton converts after renovation
Maximum Hospitality, an affiliate of Hotel Equities, has completed extensive renovation and conversion of the Sheraton Nashville-Brentwood. The hotel underwent a comprehensive transformation to enhance guest experiences and establish a new benchmark for upscale hospitality in the region. The transition to the premium Sheraton brand signifies a substantial investment by owner, Eagle Hospitality, Inc., encompassing enhancements to every aspect of the guest experience, with an eye on community integration.
Nashville musicians perform at the Democratic National Convention
High-profile artists with Nashville ties have performed this week at the DNC. State of play: Jason Isbell played "Something More Than Free" on Monday, and Maren Morris sang on Wednesday night. What she's saying: "I am honored to be performing at the Democratic National Convention for the first time ever,"...
Competition at TN County Fair Has Mothers Ready to Change Their Names
County and state fairs across the United States come up with some pretty great competitions to showcase their local agriculture, crafts, animals, and even talents. Some of them are pretty unique. Like the vegetable critters at the Kentucky State Fair. Or the butter sculptures in Ohio. " align="center" target="_blank"]. But...
Faith-based institutions to host Transformative Global Leadership Conference Sept. 5-7
Nashville, Tenn. (TN Tribune)-The Transformative Global Leadership Conference, presented by Africa University, American Baptist College, the Kelly Miller Smith Institute on Black Church Studies at Vanderbilt University, and Scarritt Bennett Center, will take place from September 5-7 at the historic Scarritt Bennett Center in Nashville. This hybrid event allows attendees to participate either in person or virtually.
Darryl Worley Asks for Prayers As His Wife Undergoes Surgery After Accident
Darryl Worley is asking for prayers for his wife, Kimberly. The “Have You Forgotten” singer shared a detailed post on social media, revealing Kimberly had been in an accident and underwent surgery. “The last two days have certainly been eventful,” Worley writes. “I came back from playing a...
Newly-elected school board member files ethics complaint against a Wilson County teacher of the year
In an unusual public hearing, a Wilson County teacher of the year will go before an ethics committee after a complaint was filed against her by a newly elected school board member.
Ex-Titans starter already looking like a home run signing on new team
As the Tennessee Titans approach roster cutdown day here, soon, they've got a few key positions still needing depth. One of the pressing issues happens to be at offensive tackle, where Tennessee could afford some more talent. Last offseason, the Titans figured they would be in better shape, there, after...
The Nations Slated For Indoor Pickleball & Swimming Facility In Nashville.
Vintage South Development has announced two major additions to its upcoming adaptive-reuse mixed-use development, General Shoe. The Picklr and the Nashville Swim Academy will occupy 63,000 SF in of one of the buildings at the former Genesco Site. General Shoe will consist of mixed-use commercial space with food & beverage, retail, entertainment, and residential uses. General Shoe sits on 9 acres at 1101–1111 63rd Avenue North in The Nations.
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