Metro HR Employee Opens Personal Investigation Into Colleagues
Les Bowron filed two requests for hundreds of emails exchanged between his co-workers
Source: nashvillescene.com
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Friends with average age of 80 to walk 1 million steps in aid of Cure Parkinson's
Five friends with an average age of over 80-years-old will together walk a total of one million steps to raise money for Cure Parkinson’s this…
Source: watfordobserver.co.uk
Nashville COVID-19 test, vaccine site on 28th Ave North closing
One of Nashvilles two drive-thru COVID-19 testing and vaccination sites will close on April 29, officials announced.
Source: tennessean.com
'Reverse Racism' Complaint Could Set Precedent for Metro Public Health Department
A ruling may set Metro-wide standards for handling civil rights complaints by white people
Source: nashvillescene.com
COVID-19 in Nashville, TN: At least 1 in 33 Nashvillians has the virus
Nashville officials urge residents to get vaccinated against COVID-19 and get booster doses if eligible as the omicron variant surge breaks records.
Source: usatoday.com
Mayor, health officials urge caution, vaccination
One out of every 33 Nashvillians currently infected
Gill Wright William Swann John Cooper Metro Office Of Emergency Management Vanderbilt University Medical Center Metro Social Services
Source: nashvillepost.com
Mayor and Health Officials Urge Caution, Vaccination
One out of every 33 Nashvillians currently infected with COVID-19
Gill Wright William Swann John Cooper Metro Office Of Emergency Management Vanderbilt University Medical Center Metro Social Services
Source: nashvillescene.com
Disruption, dismay, dissent: Americans grapple with omicron's rise
The omicron variant has ushered in a new and disorienting phase of the pandemic.
Source: boston.com
COVID-19 in Nashville, TN: At least 1 in 33 Nashvillians has the virus
Nashville officials urge residents to get vaccinated against COVID-19 and get booster doses if eligible as the omicron variant surge breaks records.
Source: tennessean.com
Mayor Cooper, health officials to give update on COVID-19
On Monday afternoon, Nashville Mayor John Cooper held his first COVID-19 briefing since last summer as the city endures the latest surge in new cases.
Source: newschannel5.com