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Delays give break on airport parking

Nashville Airport officials are monitoring the service of Central Parking System, which took over parking operations there a month ago, after a significant backup Saturday. When traffic lanes exiting the airport became clogged, airport officials said they instructed cashiers to open the gates and allow the traffic to go through without a toll. More

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Public high schools in competition for students

Watkins renews search for site

With Watkins College of Art & Design having nixed its efforts to relocate to West Nashville

Cumberland Science Museum launches 3rd annual Astronaut Day

Well, all aboard Spaceship Cumberland. The popular local science museum has a fantasy flight leaving this weekend, and though you may be tempted to send just the kids, the trip will be fun for the whole family.

Silence is golden

Yesterday, Sweetie informed me that he needs at least one hour of silence in the mornings. If he puts on a monk's robe and takes a vow of celibacy, I may need to rethink our relationship. More

Managing mid-life in a ML55

I was walking through the room. Love interest was watching either Oprah or Rosie. Could have been Sally Jessie but the guests were all supermodels. One of them, Rachel or Cindy, could have been Heidi, said she'd taken a year off to "find out who I am." More

Rotti-Mix puppy yearns for home

Each week, we will focus on a new animal that needs a loving home from one of several adoption sites. This week, the folks at Love at First Sight, located at 4423 Murphy Rd. in Sylvan Park, suggested we focus on an incredibly intelligent four-month-old pup named Sarah.

City Picks

Here are the headings in today's City Picks: Healthy eating classes start at Krogers, Zanies welcomes Wanda Sykes, Dancin' in the District jumpstarts the night and Alaskan schoolteacher signs book.

Pick and prune now to get your garden ready for autumn

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The famous orphan finds a home

Grieving Titans mourn loss of fallen colleague

Stringer, a 27-year-old Pro Bowl player, was pronounced dead just before 2 a.m. Wednesday after suffering a heat stroke at Tuesday practice that caused his body temperature to reach 108 degrees and shut down many of his vital organs. More

Metros win

Jeff Houser scored a goal off an assist from Danny DeVall to lead the Nashville Metros to a 1-0 win over the Atlanta Silverbacks last night. More

McNair welcomes camp

The hot, muggy two-a-day practices of training camp have never looked so good to Steve McNair. That More

Winger Walker finalizes deal with Preds

Predators Executive Vice President/General Manager David Poile announced today that the club has signed right wing Scott Walker. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. More

Swimmers rule the pool

Metro Parks held their final citywide swim meet Tuesday, and Whites Creek, with a split team, took first and second place while Richland and East finished third. More

De-policing breeds crime, doesn

A Seattle policeman explained de-policing as: "Parking under a shady tree to work on a crossword puzzle is a great alternative to being labeled a racist and being dragged through an inquest, a review board, an FBI and U.S. attorney investigation, and a lawsuit." More

Donelson Americans LL World Series bound

The 12-2 Donelson Americans started their All-Star season with one goal in mind

Line a tough barrier to overcome

Whether on the attack on defense or protecting their quarterback on offense, few, if any, do it better than the Nashville Kats. More

Reclaiming Confederate flag angers older black generation

The cover of the current CD by Southern rappers Lil Jon and the East Side Boyz has a photo that will certainly anger and infuriate many older blacks, particularly veterans of the Civil Rights movement. More

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