'Nat D. Williams Boulevard': Broadcasting pioneer honored with street naming
Nat D. Williams — hailed as the first Black radio personality in Memphis and “The Voice of Beale Street” — took to the airwaves in 1948 on WDIA.
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Nat D. Williams — hailed as the first Black radio personality in Memphis and “The Voice of Beale Street” — took to the airwaves in 1948 on WDIA.
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Hank Aaronâs storied career can be traced back to Nashvilleâs Sulphur Dell Stadium As we remember Hank Aaron as one of the all-time greats, weâre looking back at his illustrious career and why some say it all started in Nashville. and last updated 2021-01-22 22:21:02-05 NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) â As we remember Hank Aaron as one of the all-time greats, weâre looking back at his illustrious career and why some say it all started in Nashville. It was 1952 and the field we now know as First Horizon Park was once Sulphur Dell Stadium. Nashville baseball historian Skip Nipp...