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This benefit isn't just for the birds

Bird and music lovers alike gathered at the Roundabout Plaza recently to get a sneak peek at birdhouses designed by top country music singers, local artists and community leaders. More

Agent: Hopkins may be cut by Titans

Posted: February 28, 12:58 p.m. CSTAre Brad Hopkins� days as a Tennessee Titan over? More

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Annual Mardi Gras party takes on deeper meaning

Bandleader, instrumentalist, vocalist and songwriter Les Kerr has been among Nashville

Windy City summit will determine Preds

Nashville Predators General Manager David Poile will be working on the team

Burros clamp down on Bears

Surrendering a season-high 82 points to Antioch in their last meeting, Hillsboro wanted no part of that again. More

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Senate passes bill aimed at

The state Senate Monday unanimously passed a bill that outlaws stealing a person

Young leaves Combine with questions looming

Vince Young came to the NFL Combine with people asking about his throwing motion and his lack of experience about taking snaps from under center. More

Sperduto, Kats put fight behind them

As far as Nashville Kats coach Pat Sperduto is concerned, the incident involving a fight at the end of Saturday night

At very least, Lipscomb secures NIT berth

Even if Lipscomb doesn

Naifeh: No special treatment received

House Speaker Jimmy Naifeh denied Monday that he received any special treatment from a Metro General Sessions judge after his speeding ticket was retired earlier this month. More

Capers-Crabb considers plans

Residents of the Capers-Crabb neighborhood surrounding 18th Avenue South next to Vanderbilt University will have a chance today to voice how they want to protect their neighborhood

Hispanic outreach event on tap

With Hispanics the main English Language Learner (ELL) population in Nashville

Minimum wage hike debate hits state

Tennessee is one of only six states without a minimum wage law, a fact that state legislators are now addressing. More

Choby ordained bishop of Nashville Diocese

An overflow crowd of clergy, dignitaries and media watched Monday at the Cathedral of the Incarnation as Bishop David Choby assumed responsibility for the Diocese of Nashville. More

Retirees want Metro health care commitment

In the face of what may be a costly new accounting change, Metro employee and retiree representatives want the city to commit on paper to keep paying roughly 75 percent of retiree health insurance premiums. More

City

Nashville will celebrate its 200th birthday on Oct. 1 with a bicentennial celebration and a dedication of the Public Square downtown, Mayor Bill Purcell announced Monday. More

TSU hits road hoping to win trip back home

Tennessee State has proven itself as a formidable road team, having won its final four contests outside of Nashville. More
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