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Two Charged After Hopkinsville Pursuit
Two Hopkinsville men were charged after they reportedly led law enforcement on a pursuit in Hopkinsville Thursday afternoon. Hopkinsville Police say they attempted to stop a car driven by 53-year-old Henry Burton Jr. on Riverfront Drive after receiving a report of him driving recklessly. He reportedly fled at speeds of...
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...
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.
NashVillager Podcast: Separation of church and Tennessee
The line between religion and government can sometimes be a thin one. Plus the local news for August 22, 2024 and how Nashville’s transit decision might affect people in other counties. Credits:. This is a production of Nashville Public Radio. Host/producer: Nina Cardona. Additional support: Mack Linebaugh, Tony Gonzalez,...
State Board of Education Seeks Public Feedback on ELA Standards
The Tennessee State Board of Education (SBE) is seeking public feedback on the current English/Language Arts standards. This review comes as the SBE prepares to implement new standards for the 2029-30 school year. According to the SBE, each review process follows an almost two-year rigorous, legislatively outlined procedure to promote collaboration and transparency.
Amazon Housing Equity Fund Opens New Round
Amazon is starting a new round of funding to help developers create or preserve multifamily affordable housing across the company’s hometown communities—Washington state’s Puget Sound region, the Arlington, Virginia-Washington, D.C., area, and Nashville, Tennessee. The internet giant has reopened the application portal for Amazon Housing Equity Fund...
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