The Way Forward for Nashville's Unhoused Community | Cover Story
In the final installment in our series, we look at small-scale wins that could point a way forward for outreach groups and the city
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In the final installment in our series, we look at small-scale wins that could point a way forward for outreach groups and the city
When I came home from a program at the JCC, I went to the computer and typed "Muslims living in Indianapolis." up popped a post:
Temperatures plunged Saturday, Jan. 13, and snow fell heavy Sunday night. Nashville got above freezing just once over the following week — a sunny Thursday afternoon — before plunging back to single digits over the weekend. Prolonged cold and ice tested the city’s shelter network, a broad coalition of institutions and people trying to help the growing population of people living outside.
Carson High School's NJROTC Drill and Color Guard team competed in their first ever ‘virtual’ drill competition hosted by University of North Carolina ROTC program. The various teams’ performances were captured on video and sent to the University for judging.
Denise Salcedo talked to Moose regarding his match at Impact Rebellion this past weekend.