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Council member in critical condition

Metro Councilman-at-Large Adam Dread is in critical condition at Vanderbilt University Medical Center after a single-car crash on Franklin Road Friday. More

Sled hockey clinic gets everyone involved

The motto of the Tennessee Sled Hockey Association is

Big-time attitude may leave Nashville golf-less

First it was the Kats in football, then the LGPA putted out and now another Nashville golf entity, the Champions Tour event, might be following suit. More

Sports briefs

Preds keep Tootoo in the fold More Vanderbilt golf eliminated from NCAAs Dream one win from playoffs Newsom Memorial Tournament set for Friday

Franklin star inks with Bruins

Franklin High volleyball standout Maggie Tucker has signed her intentions to continue her career at Belmont University in the fall. More

Releasing veteran not a cut and dry move

Tennessee Titans general manager Floyd Reese said Thursday that releasing a veteran player after June1 would come only when and if the Titans needed money to finalize any deals, and only after all other options for creating cap space have been exhausted. More

Richland hosted first PGA event

Nashville has a 100-year history of hosting golf tournaments, but the first major PGA event was The Nashville Invitational Golf Tournament held at Richland Country Club. More

NASCAR issue at forefront of Fairgrounds

So you want to be a racetrack promoter. More

Metros look to extend home shutout string

The Nashville Metros

French finishes 16th in National Spelling Bee

WASHINGTON, D.C.

Busting at the Gils

If the Springhouse Golf Club at Opryland was no longer a stop on the Champions Tour, no one would feel it in their pocketbook more than Dr. Gil Morgan. More

MTSU not settling for making NCAAs

STARKVILLE, Miss.

Sounds fall

The Iowa Cubs scored three runs in the first inning and three runs in the third inning to coast to a 6-2 win over the Nashville Sounds Thursday night at Sec Taylor Stadium. More

General Assembly OKs budget

The General Assembly, on its last day, passed an appropriations bill very close to the $21.465 billion budget Gov. Phil Bredesen proposed in March. More

The General Assembly passed legislation Thursday to issue state license plates touting the message

Death Notices

The City Paper publishes death notices of individuals from the Nashville area. Whenever possible, we will continue to publish the notice until the date of burial. Funeral home directors may contact The City Paper at 298-9833 to place notices and for our policies regarding placement. More

State lottery gets legislature nod

Tennessee will now have a state lottery as the General Assembly in its last day of work this year passed legislation Thursday forming a corporation to sell tickets and award prizes. More

Witnesses question injection

Several witnesses called Thursday in a bench trial before Davidson County Chancellor Ellen Hobbes Lyle questioned the humaneness of the application of the lethal injection process for use in the death penalty in Tennessee. More

GOP seeks written assurance

The Davidson County Republican Party is concerned about one-sided voting from the Democratic members of the newly appointed Davidson County Election Commission. More

Bastille Day festival cancelled due to war

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