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There are plenty of college graduates who will admit, they don't remember who spoke at their graduation. But that likely won't be a problem this weekend at Tennessee State University.

The names of Amazon's new towers have a special connection to both Tennessee and American history.

If you had to give the name of a building in downtown Nashville, chances are your first thought would be "The Batman Building." Amazon has just announced the names of their two new Nashville towers, and they hope you'll remember them as well. Both honor important women in Tennessee history.

<p>Governor Bill Lee favors directing taxpayer funds to a network of charter schools using a curriculum developed at the conservative Hillsdale College that features substantial revisionism in the area of civil rights history. </p>

Lee calls Hillsdale College's approach to teaching civics "informed patriotism." But the colleges' own teaching materials reveal why critics say its approach is anything but informed.

Has winter got you feeling dull and ready to get out of the house? How about a chance to interact with neighborhood friends, enjoy a delicious breakfast, and support a local organization simultaneously?

If you've driven down 8th Avenue South recently, you've probably seen it: a massive stone structure at the top of a hill with lots of construction equipment surrounding it.

Metro Council has been looking at ways to honor civil rights activist Diane Nash, at the very spot where she made history in Nashville.

NASHVILLE, TENN. (PRWEB) November 02, 2021 -- Following a private premiere of By Design: The Shaping of Nashville’s Public Schools and a summer of community

It’s a story often told from one perspective and now a new marker in Nashville shares how US Colored Troops fought for their freedom in the Civil War.