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East Nashville, a Year After the Tornado Looking at some of the East Side restaurants and food businesses affected by the March 3 storm Tweet Share The steeple from The Church at Lockeland Springs in East Nashville was sitting on the ground near the church for nearly a year, one of many reminders of the March 3 tornado’s destruction. But a couple weeks ago, a crane lifted the steeple back up to its perch. And several weeks before that, the rehabbed neon sign at Weiss Liquors — ripped from its longtime home by the tornado’s deadly winds — lit up...

“I made a promise to Thomas Jefferson,” Kurt Smith said, “that I would treat him fairly and honestly. I would not gloss over his sharp contradictions nor would I neglect his accomplishments. My job is to present the facts and opinions of Thomas Jefferson. And as long as I do that, the rest is icing.”

 E-Mail IMAGE: Berkeley Lab scientists Leticia Arnedo-Sanchez (from left), Katherine Shield, Korey Carter, and Jennifer Wacker had to take precautions against radioactivity as well as coronavirus to conduct experiments with the rare... view more  Credit: Marilyn Sargent/Berkeley Lab Since element 99 - einsteinium - was discovered in 1952 at the Department of Energy's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) from the debris of the first hydrogen bomb, scientists have performed very few experiments with it because it is so hard to create and is exceptionally radioactive. A t...

By Alex Mac Feb 1, 2021 Relationship therapists see it all: the healthy, unhealthy and somewhere-in-between couples. Here are some of the most common bad relationship habits they see and how to work through them. 1. Constantly Interrupting Each Other: A person who routinely cuts off their partner mid-sentence can leave them feeling “unimportant, irrelevant and unloved.” Therapist Kurt Smith recommends being more conscious of your communication habits and waiting for a pause in the conversation before speaking. 2. Losing Individuality in the Relationship: If a couple becomes too preoccu...

By Alex Mac Feb 1, 2021 Relationship therapists see it all: the healthy, unhealthy and somewhere-in-between couples. Here are some of the most common bad relationship habits they see and how to work through them. 1. Constantly Interrupting Each Other: A person who routinely cuts off their partner mid-sentence can leave them feeling “unimportant, irrelevant and unloved.” Therapist Kurt Smith recommends being more conscious of your communication habits and waiting for a pause in the conversation before speaking. 2. Losing Individuality in the Relationship: If a couple becomes too preoccu...