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Two new charter schools aim for 2013 opening in Nashville
You can take the hot chicken out of the shack, but can you take the shack out of the hot chicken? The Metro school board granted approval to two new charter schools, one specializing in literature and language and the other hoping to teach financial literacy along with academics.
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Nashville proposal would allow farmers to sell crops on their property
Nancy Morton and her son John and grandson Casey tend crops on HomePlace, a 166-acre farm in Antioch that has been in their family for more than 150 years.
8 hrs ago | The Tennessean
Nashville General there for underserved
Nashville General Hospital not only treats the underserved, it is the training hospital for Meharry Medical College.
Tennessee unemployment continues downward trend
Tennessee's unemployment rate for April fell to 7.8 percent, down from the March revised rate of 7.9 percent.
Metro Police Sued, Accused Of Beating A Man To Death
Family members of 39-year-old Michael Minick said that he was beaten to death by Davidson County Sheriff's Deputies at Metro General Hospital.
Young Girl Pulled From Antioch Swimming Pool
NASHVILLE, Tenn. A young girl has been rushed to the hospital after being discovered by another child at the bottom of a swimming pool in Davidson County.
Police, Fire Crews Respond To Possible Meth Lab
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Hazardous materials crews were called to a Davidson County apartment complex after reports of a possible meth situation.
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TDOT: No lane closures in Region 3 over Memorial weekend
TDOT's communication office has issued a special notice for lane closures in Region 3 during the Memorial Day weekend.
Mayor Dean's Budget Includes Plans For Safer Streets
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Mayor Karl Dean has revealed more about an ambitious plan to improve Nashville's infrastructure, but it's also a plan that will lead to a property tax increase.
Unemployment rate decreases for most Tenn. counties
The Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development release the monthly, county non-seasonally adjusted, unemployment rates for April 2012.
In his May 3 Insights column, Joe Sullivan asked, "What Will it Take to Get Knox Schools Funded for Success?" Well, first of all, and perhaps most of all, it will take journalists willing to dig deeply and provide us with some actual insight regarding this highly complex and politicized matter.
3 charged in Stones River Greenway stabbing
Metro police have charged three with felony aggravated assault after a man was stabbed on the Stones River Greenway in east Davidson County.
Pit bull owners open their homes to encourage more adoption
If you would like to visit the home of a pit bull owner, call Jolita Nemeth at 615-790-5590. But Morgan says that's anything but Biggie, and she and other pit bull owners are out to prove the dogs are more than what meets the eye.
Woman's wit keeps her from being victimized by 'traveling thieves'
A Mid-State homeowner's quick thinking prevented her from becoming another target of a group commonly referred to as the 'traveling thieves.' Candace Miles said she had never heard of or seen the suspected thieves, who according to police, strike each spring and summer in wealthy neighborhoods surrounding Davidson County, until she had a run in ... (more)
Argument Leads To Stabbing Near Kohls Trailhead
NASHVILLE, Tenn. One person was stabbed after an apparent argument between two groups of people walking on a popular section of the Stones River Greenway in Davidson County.
Two Arrest, Two At Large In Hadley Park Carjacking
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Two suspects have been captured and two others continued to evade police after a carjacking at Hadley Park in Davidson County.
Battle against painkillers, meth may fuel increased heroin use
As Tennessee celebrated four years of general crime declines last month, a devil was lost in the details: Drug crimes rose to their second-highest number in 11 years.
Home catches fire in western Davidson County
Crews have responded to a residential fire at or near the 500 block of Holt Valley Road in western Davidson County.
Music Row office building sells for $1.1 million
A Music Row office building has sold for $1.1 million. Fischer Entreprises LLC purchased 1204 17th Ave.
Nashville mayor making case for property tax increase
While the mayor continues to make the case for a property tax increase, one taxpayer watchdog group said it isn't necessary, and they said they have the proof to back up those claims.
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