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Suspected serial killer could be linked to old Nashville murders

Metro Police believe “several” of their unsolved murder cases – cases that date back to the 1980s and 1990s – could be linked to Bruce Mendenhall, the suspected serial kille More
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Inside the minds of Nashville fashionistas

My first encounter with the Abegg sisters was in February, when Jemina and Pierrette stopped by my vintage clothing booth at the GasLamp Antique Mall. More

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LEAD by example More This jab might sting a bit

Thompson gets state push but comes up short on goal

Fred Thompson’s once high-flying presidential bid may be slumping a bit nowadays, but that’s not due to a lack of enthusiasm in his home state. More

FOP, Teamsters digging in for police union fight amid criminal probe

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<i>STYLE 615</i> mag hopes to show Nashville’s fashion

A Charlotte, N.C., company plans to launch a new magazine in Nashville next week. Style Publications Inc., which publishes the recently launched Chattanooga Style magazine, will soon mail out more than 15,000 copies of the quarterly, 88-page STYLE 615 to high-income homes throughout the Middle Tennessee area. More

Troupe ready to become big weapon

Ben Troupe has already endured his share of ups and downs in just three seasons with the Tennessee Titans. More

Local group to announce letter of intent in Predators deal

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Thompson raises $3.4 million, but short of goal

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Tower Investments, Barry Real Estate partner on mixed-use proposal for former Thermal Plant site

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District faces second alleged sex assault lawsuit

Metro Nashville Public Schools faces the second of two lawsuits for an alleged sexual assault on a special education school bus, according to legal papers filed yesterday. More

Nashville’s newest charter school finally opens doors to students

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Foreclosures pickup nationwide, statewide

Call it one more sign that Nashville’s red-hot housing market could be slowing down. Or filling a demand, depending on how one sees it. More

Autumn Stone: pastry chef at The Front Porch Café

The Murfreesboro jewel that is The Front Porch Café, a haven of southern charm and rib-sticking vitals, recently opened a second location in Brentwood. In the kitchen of the cozy, unassuming café is Autumn Stone whipping up an impressive array of utterly sinful confections. More

Cobras coach hoping defense improves this season

Upon dialing Anthony Law on his cell phone, the caller is greeted with the music from the introductory theme song for NFL Monday Night Football. More

Letters to the Editor

Can’t see with eyes closed More Keeping my lunch money

Early voters out in force

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Clinton says greener America means more jobs, less inequality

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District faces second lawsuit over alleged bus sexual assault

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Ford hopes DLC message appeals to Dems

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