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Mayor adds new members to Metro’s Christmas Day Special Review Committee Jason Lamb and last updated 2021-03-05 22:54:57-05 NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — As the city continues to recover from the Christmas Day bombing, Nashville Mayor John Cooper has added new members to Metro’s Christmas Day Special Review Committee. Cooper appointed seven Nashvillians to the committee. They include public safety experts, community partners and downtown property owners. The group will review and investigate the circumstances of the blast and suggest improvements, procedures and policy changes. â�...

When a local performer lost everything in the Christmas Day bombing in Nashville, Paisley stepped in with a special gift.

When the ominous recorded message coming from a parked RV in downtown Nashville warned residents to evacuate on Christmas morning 2020, local musician Buck McCoy didn't hear what it was saying clearly...and so he decided to go back to sleep. He definitely heard the explosion that followed, however, and woke up to find his apartment totally devastated. “Just the most loud explosion I’ve ever heard," McCoy told local news. "It seemed like it took a few minutes to gather my senses and then I just walked around and everything was just a mess, blown up scattered glass everywhere to the point ...

Brad Paisley gifts a brand-new guitar and groceries to Nashville bombing survivor who lost his home and car in Christmas Day blast  Brad Paisley is offering his support to a musician, named Buck McCoy, who is one of the many survivors from Nashville's Christmas Day bombing   After watching the singer-songwriter reunite with his lost cat on Thursday, the country star sent a gift from his enviable collection of instruments  While McCoy is mourning the loss of his apartment and material possessions, he was overjoyed when his beloved feline, Molly, was found alive after six days  'There was...

By Hayden Brooks Dec 30, 2020 Taylor Swift was recently replaced by Brad Paisley on a famed mural outside of Legends Corner in Nashville and Swifties were unhappy, to say the least. Now, muralist Tim Davis has come forward to offer an explanation to the revision of the artwork that lives on the corner of 5th Avenue and Broadway. "This is the first time we’ve ever made any changes to the mural," Davis told us CMT of the painting, adding that there was always going to be a revision from the original. "But when I installed the mural, the owners of Legends Corner had the intention from the be...