The Nashville Predators showed the Colorado Avalanche they can play a pretty high level of pond hockey. In a game that was expected to be stingy on goals, the Predators and Avalanche went down to the wire in a 4-4 overtime game Tuesday afternoon in front of a boisterous New Year's Day crowd of 16,574 fans. More

When the final gun sounded on Boston College

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Metro Councilwoman Ginger Hausser says she wants the city

The University School of Nashville will sponsor an educational event to help people understand more about the Middle East and Islam. The program, Teaching About the Arab World and Islam, will be presented by The Middle East Policy Council in Washington, D.C. Since the Sept. 11 attacks on the nation, people want to learn more about the Islamic religion and the Arab world. More

Charles Woodson can keep his Heisman. Tennessee has real bragging rights after a 45-17 blowout win in its first-ever meeting with Michigan. ESPN's Lee Corso can keep his predictions too, since he said the Maize and Blue would triumph over the Orange and White on Tuesday. Corso's picks are the broadcasting equivalent of the Sports Illustrated cover curse, so maybe that won't mean as much to the Vols Nation. More

A quartet of fine new releases and reissues reaffirm the stylistic diversity available within Nashville

TONIGHT - On a very quiet programming night, Maryland meets Florida in the Orange Bowl. 'Bernie Mac' has a new show dealing with his memories of his children More

Headlines in today's City Picks: Something mellow after the New Year's blowout and Travellers Rest ready for visitors.

If your home is one that people seem to flock to, you are probably experienced at having something on hand for them to eat. You know, those quick and easy pop-in-the-mouth kinds of foods

ARTS & LETTERS - Comedian Marc Maron is not normal. His thought patterns verge on psychopathic and obsessive-compulsive. He

ARTS & LETTERS - January 2nd - 8th - Performing Arts and Visual Arts. More

Nearly 10 months after Vice Mayor Ronnie Stein surprised colleagues and the Metro City Council by stepping down as the executive director of the Oasis Center, the center has hired Hal Cato as its new director. The Oasis Center serves teens and their families with services such as counseling, an emergency shelter and various outreach programs. Cato said the opportunity to direct the 31-year-old non-profit that advocates for teens spoke to him both professionally and personally. More

Page Update, a national Nashville-based company that developed a satellite early warning system for weather, is going to Washington, D.C., for the second time to talk about efforts to create a national protocol for warning residents of catastrophic events such as hurricanes or terrorist attacks. Page Update President Mike Harris flew to Washington last month at the Department of Defense More

ARTS & LETTERS - If the stockings you hung by the chimney with care are folded and put away, packed neatly alongside the strings of holiday lights that you wound around stiff cardboard so they won

Sixty East Nashville teens from Stratford, East Literature Magnet and Maplewood high schools will link up with 60 mentors all across Nashville Jan. 10 for a day of job shadowing. Such an event is not that unusual; however, the project will take an original twist later in the day when the businessmen and women visit their prot More

Friends of Warner Parks is making plans to restore the Hodge House, an 1811 log cabin, to honor the 100th anniversary of the city

Neighbors on River Road have voiced their concern about a shooting range in their area. Councilman Bob Bogen (District 23) said the issue had been brought up to him for about two years, and when he looked into the matter, he found that a private gun club was on that property. More

MTA announces shuttle site change for Sunday's game. The Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) is informing Titans fans that the State Fairgrounds will be used as a Downtown Shuttle parking/boarding site for the Titans/Bengals game Sunday. More

The Nashville Chapter of the American Red Cross has seen a drop in blood donations over the holiday season and has enlisted in the help of several local churches to host blood drives to supply much needed blood and plasma. Shortages generally occur during the month of December making it difficult for the Red Cross to reach their quota, the agency said. They are currently in severe need of O negative and B negative blood and AB plasma. More