Investors shun tax credits, causing a drop in affordable residential development More

Five-year employment requirement could be altered to 10 years More

35-year department professional was the only applicant for the position  More

Convention center issues aside, Tuesday agenda touches on key community concerns, including guns in parks More

Tygard believes neighborhoods outside of downtown haven’t received their fair share of art projects when he said the original intent of the law was to install art throughout Nashville. More

Standing at the intersection of finance and public policy, Richard Riebeling is one of Nashville’s most important figures. So why don’t Council members invite him to their dinner parties? More

Strong in number and process savvy — neighborhood associations have gained more and more traction and voice within the development community More

Come 2011, the District 6 Metro councilman will be finished with politics, he says, content to return to his family and his law practice. More

Councilman tells The City Paper that he will be finished with politics and will give his time to his family and his law practice.   More

If our last Metro Council was like a collective of home-schooled temperance union virgins, our current Council is like a liberal arts college’s randy hemp club on spring break.   More