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The Sept. 4 market on the courthouse square brings dozens of vendors, a cruise-in and five street closures.
Shepherd's Men will lead a 2.2-mile ruck march before an overnight climb up Pinnacle Tower's 35 flights.
The Sept. 25 tribute at Crockett Park invites Brentwood residents to wear pink and grab food trucks in memory of the late icon.
Bulldozers cleared the last of the Sumner County Fairgrounds Wednesday, while locals rushed to save old photos before the memories vanish too.
Lakeside Park Elementary students are hauling trays back to class while $84,000 in new HVAC units await custom parts.
The Maury-Williamson boomtown also cracked the top 10 for raising a family, per a new HomeSnacks study.
Caleb Hendrick's sons waited in the grass after a car took a blind curve too fast, coming within a few feet of them.
Eight to ten classrooms at the Greenbrier school routinely lose air conditioning, with a full fix not coming until next school year.
That figure sits almost $18,000 above Tennessee's median household income, and Nashville costs even more.
Stonework and sidewalks are already in at Jim Warren Park, with a bronze bucking-bronco statue still to come.
Blue Lights & Chrome hits Lane Agri-Park on September 5, with trophies, food trucks, and a 50/50 raffle for a good cause.
Wags & Walks Nashville hosted a 7 p.m. virtual foster orientation Wednesday as it races to place dozens of malnourished beagles.
Steve Ganaway once cut grass outside a North Nashville funeral home for two quarters. Now he owns the building and helps families struggling to afford burials.
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