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The 30-foot cross in Tennessee that could be seen for miles | Chattanooga Times Free Press

There's a hill south of downtown Nashville that contains Carter-Lawrence Elementary School and several sports fields, one of which is Belmont University's home baseball stadium.

Drag queen: Tennessee law is more dangerous than anything I've seen

Fifty years after avoiding bullies in alleys, the bullies are now in the state Capitol.

The Day Mr. Gourley Got Shot

The 1968 murder of W. Haynie Gourley, founder of Capitol Chevrolet, remains one of the most notorious unsolved crimes in Nashville history. In a summer of heated conflicts, assassinations and

Tennessee's Drag Ban is Far More Dangerous than Anything I Ever Faced in the 1970s – Georgia Voice – Gay & LGBT Atlanta News

Opinion: Local metro government push in 1964 would have created a body with 12 district representatives and six at-large members

Sixty years ago this week, on the same day Nashville was swearing in the 40 members of its Metropolitan Council for the first time, the Metropolitan Government Charter Commission here was determining the size of its proposed council.

Stockard on the Stump: Metro Council, 'Get thee to a nunnery' – Tennessee Lookout

Tennessee House Majority Leader William Lamberth proposes to cut Metro Council in half, making it smaller than the one in Lamberth's Sumner County.

Watauga | News | nashvillescene.com

In late 1974 or early 1975—no one remembers precisely when—a rising, young politician named Richard Fulton got a telephone call. Fulton was in Washington at the time, representing Nashville in

Last Call at Juanita's

The untold story of Nashville's oldest gay bar

Cooper at a Crossroads: An Early Look at the Mayoral Race

With the election 15 months away, the race to lead Nashville may be more competitive than it’s ever been

5,000 Saturday nights later, Grand Ole Opry to celebrate milestone