Reducing the amount of trash is the number one goal of the Nashville League of Women Voters when it comes to Metro

Would I trade a bilingual educational system for one that would prepare our young people to bank, shop, make change, understand percentage rates when borrowing on any type of loan and be productive people in our society? You bet I would. More

He went out and met what was dealt him, and in 1998, after cancer treatment that included surgery and a difficult regimen of chemotherapy, he returned to competitive racing. In 1999, he won the Tour de France. And in 2000, he won the Tour de France. And in 2001, he won the Tour de France. More

If you have a cemetery in your backyard, Metro

Inspiration, explanation and transformations abound in Housden More

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The head of the Office of Professional Accountability, Kennetha Sawyers, defended herself Monday against a complaint that alleges she knowingly presented false evidence and tampered with a witness in the 22-month Ivy Wood investigation. More

Kathy Dozier, An angel among us More

Here are the headlines in today's City Picks: Live at the Bluebird, Soul from Phillips, and Fox Trot artist. More

Skip Ewing, BMI More

Here are the headlines for today's City Picks: Marie Osmond signs book, Former dancer at Davis-Kidd, and 12 @ 12 keeps rockin'. More

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Here are the headlines in today's News Briefs: New Metro Clerk's office to open in Madison, Local church, hospital team up to fight cancer, and Children's choral camp begins singing today.

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Since the $560 million in tobacco settlement funds is burning a hole in the Tennessee legislators

Since opening its doors last August, about 164,500 people have visited the library, making it the third busiest branch, just after the Green Hills and Edmundson Pike branches, according to Branch Manager Gloria Coleman. More

Nashville resident Andrea Cooper has been chosen as the state

All through mini-camps, fourth-round draft pick Justin McCareins kept making catch after catch. More

Metro police officers Jason Beddoe and Mike Mann have accused the head of the department

"We believe the best defense against crime is to have observant neighbors. It's important to work together." - Chester Hughes More