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Slaying dragons, solving mysteries and making new connections are all in the cards with tabletop games. “Doing tabletop stuff and...

Rhodes Bolster holds his bear, Father Bear-ster, Mary Ciarrocchi Under the arm of the Cathedral of the Incarnation in downtown Nashville...

A man adjusts his speaker system, prepares a cool glass of water and sets it next to a leather listening chair.  Instead of syncing his...

Attending college and getting a dream job is something many people hope to achieve.    Through inclusive postsecondary education, that...

Since opening in 2018, Edessa Restaurant has built a reputation for serving authentic Kurdish-Turkish food in Music City. Providing an...

An hour drive south of Nashville, down backroads and a dirt road, sits a big white barn.     One Saturday morning a month, the doors of...

The lights dimmed in the Mil at Cannery Hall on Saturday night as a buzzing crowd erupted.  Their electric, awe-filled voices were...

Local bands Laurel, Penny, Fools Gold, Mulch and Black Baccara Saturday represented different sides of the rock genre and recorded their...

Flying and cross country: two activities that seemingly have nothing in common.     But sophomore Drew Brill thrives in these settings,...

Tomorrow’s election won’t just decide the president.  Nashville voters will weigh in on Mayor Freddie O’Connell’s transit plan. The idea...

Lined wall to wall with candles, magical oils, spell books and various metaphysical trinkets, the store’s aroma lingers in one’s clothes...

Vegetables and outer space may not seem to have much in common, but one local Nashville business strives to connect the two.  Radical...

After a full day of undeniable musicianship and pouring rain, the 10th annual Pilgrimage Music & Cultural Festival opened its gates for a...

Belmont University doesn’t allow drinking on campus, but off-campus is another story.    Over fall break students disperse from campus,...

The 10th annual Pilgrimage Music and Cultural Festival opened with steady rainfall, consistent genre-sweeping performances and palpable...

On a street lined with shops and restaurants, Jonathan McCallum is someone the tourists and locals of Nashville’s 12 South visit each...

Nashville is continually growing, putting a strain on infrastructure such as bus lines, sidewalks and bike lanes.  But the Choose How You...

In a recent change to its values, Lipscomb University stated its institutional view of marriage as being between one man and one woman. ...

On a rainy day at the Nashville Fairgrounds, one artist’s exhibit was shining brightly.     The second to last day of the Nashville Fair...

College students and young adults increasingly flock to Rudy’s Jazz Room each week to hear and play authentic jazz in Nashville’s most...

Nashville is roughly 5,500 miles away from Ukraine, but the impact of the ongoing war was still on full display Thursday night.     In a...

For 13 years, Monell’s at the Manor made Nashville natives and tourists share a table and bond over a mouth-watering plate...

In the rapidly evolving world of college basketball, mid-major programs — programs outside the Power Five, the five largest conferences...

A hundred cars sit still in a dim warehouse, with hundreds more hiding beneath the floorboards.   Some of the cars only have three...

Calves stick their heads out of their pens, hoping to find a finger to suck on or a hand to pet their fluff. “Moooooooo!” echoes through...

12th Avenue South is known today as a must-visit place for tourists looking for a chic Nashville shopping experience. Its inviting...

As the Tennessee House Chamber glowed green while 92 out of the 99 members clicked the “yea” light on their desks, Jessica Ludwig watched...