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Over half of what was once Hickory Hollow Mall to become part of Vanderbilt University Medical Center - Vimarsana News

Over half of what was once Hickory Hollow Mall to become part of Vanderbilt University Medical Center

Hickory Hollow Mall was once the closest large scale shopping mall for back-to-school shopping for Rutherford County residents. Thousands of people in the Murfreesboro, Smyrna and LaVergne area have fond memories of going to the Antioch mall between 1978 and well into the 1990’s.As the years passed and as Rutherford County began to grow exponentially, the need to drive into Davidson County for shopping at Hickory Hollow Mall became less desirable. In 1992, Rutherford Co ...

Nashville to buy Hickory Hollow Mall, lease to Vanderbilt Medical - Vimarsana News

Nashville to buy Hickory Hollow Mall, lease to Vanderbilt Medical

Metro Nashville has signed a letter of intent with Vanderbilt University Medical Center to transform Hickory Hollow Mall into a hybrid hub.

TSC opens kindergarten registration for next academic year - Vimarsana News

TSC opens kindergarten registration for next academic year

TSC asks that parents contact their child's school for specific information regarding school registration.

LCSD1 Sees 17.6% Drop in Weekly COVID-19 Cases - Vimarsana News

LCSD1 Sees 17.6% Drop in Weekly COVID-19 Cases

Laramie County School District 1 on Friday reported that 26 students and two staff members have tested positive for COVID-19 in the past week, six fewer cases than the previous week.

LCSD1 Sees 17.6% Drop in Weekly COVID-19 Cases - Vimarsana News

LCSD1 Sees 17.6% Drop in Weekly COVID-19 Cases

Laramie County School District 1 on Friday reported that 26 students and two staff members have tested positive for COVID-19 in the past week, six fewer cases than the previous week.