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Tickets on Sale for Memphis Conversation with Colin Kaepernick Oct. 8

Tickets are on sale for an intimate conversation with former NFL quarterback and activist Colin Kaepernick happening Oct. 8 at the National Civil Rights Museum. Drawing from his new book, The Perilous...

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Historical Marker to Honor Rosetta Miller-Perry and The Tennessee Tribune

A historical marker honoring Mrs. Rosetta Miller-Perry and the enduring legacy of The Tennessee Tribune will be unveiled Saturday, Oct. 3, at 11:30 a.m. at the newspaper’s Jefferson Street...

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Horticultural Society Of Middle Tennessee Hosts Sip and Shop at Dillard’s

Join the Horticultural Society of Middle Tennessee for a Sip and Shop on Sunday 27, 2026 from 10:00AM to 12:00 PM at at Dillard’s in The Green Hills Mall, 2140 Abbott Martin Road, Nashville, Tennessee...

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Hazel Suggs Burley Receives Horticultural Society Merit Award

By: Genma Holmes  Photos Credit: Genma Holmes, Morganne Norwood, The Burley Family  Some people plant gardens. Others share ideas, support their families or help their communities grow. For nearly 106...

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Les Gemmes Nashville Member Accepts Second Term as Chair

NASHVILLE, TN — Dr. June Michaux, a member of Les Gemmes, Incorporated Nashville Chapter, has accepted a second term as National Committee Chair of Public Relations. After serving from 2024–2026, Dr....

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NES Encourages Community to Help Connect Vulnerable Neighbors to Critical...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – As part of National Preparedness Month, Nashville Electric Service (NES) is urging customers to take an important step to strengthen community resilience by making sure neighbors,...

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Free hot, family meal for Nashvillians facing food insecurity–deadline to...

Metro Social Services & Scarritt Bennett Center will host its monthly “Sunday Dinner” event at Scarritt Bennett from 12:30pm – 2pm, Sept. 27, 2026 (Sunday). Davidson County individuals and families...

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The Onyx Giving Circle: Women Giving With Purpose

Left to Right: Dr. Ja-nee’ Sheats-Mathis, Karen Thompson, Misha Maynard, Dr. Laura Ferguson-Mimms, Dr. Emerald Mitchell, Jenean Davis, Natalie Cooper, Genma Stringer Holmes, Janice Woodard, and Dr....

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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Schedules Drawdown of Old Hickory Lake for November

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District has scheduled a drawdown of the lake for November 2026. Nashville District’s water management specialists plan to hold the lake...

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National Civil Rights Museum Announces 2026 Freedom Award Honorees

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Civil rights attorney Fred D. Gray, National Council of Negro Women President and CEO Shavon Arline-Bradley, attorney and political commentator Bakari Sellers and WNBA star Nneka...

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T.J. Hardaway Ends Write-In Campaign for Late Father’s House Seat

NASHVILLE — State Representative TJ Hardaway has announced that he will not continue his write-in campaign to remain in the Tennessee House of Representatives following his appointment by the Shelby...

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Columbia Proclaims “Fruit Tea Capital of the World” and Names Fruit Tea...

Columbia, TN  – The City of Columbia announced two proclamations during this past weekend’s Fruit Teaser event: proclaiming Columbia the “Fruit Tea Capital of the World” and designating Fruit Tea as...

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Meharry School of Medicine Expands Psychiatry Faculty With Two New Appointments

NASHVILLE, Tenn.  — Meharry Medical College School of Medicine has announced two new faculty appointments in its Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, expanding the department’s clinical,...

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African Street Festival set for Sept. 18-20

NASHVILLE, TN — The 44th annual African Street Festival will take place Friday, September 18 through Sunday, September 20, at Hadley-Lillard Park in Nashville, and is again this year it is free and...

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Registration Open for National Museum of African American Music Interludes...

Registration Now Open for the National Museum of African American Music’s Interludes Fall Break Camp. Interludes Fall Break Camp is a 1-week immersive out of school time camp at the National Museum of...

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Hendersonville Area (TN) Links celebrate 50th anniversary, donate $50K to...

HENDERSONVILLE, TN — The Hendersonville Area (TN) Chapter of The Links, Incorporated, an organization dedicated to transformational service, recently recognized several organizations and partners...

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Margo Miller joins Knoxville Mayor’s Maker Council

KNOXVILLE, TN — A maker, by one definition, is one who has the gift to take raw materials, ideas and concepts and bring them to life: one able to communicate those ideas with other like-minded talented...

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Meharry Medical College and Nashville General Host Nashville Walk for Peace

Meharry Medical College and Nashville General Hospital hosted Nashville Walks for Peace Saturday, Sept. 12, bringing physicians, medical students, first responders, families and community members...

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FW Publishing Hires Eddie Tyner as President

FW Publishing announced Tuesday it has hired media industry veteran Eddie Tyner as president and chief executive officer. The Nashville-based company is home to the Nashville Post, Nashville Scene,...

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Nashville Vibe Unveiled as City’s New Women’s Pro Basketball Team

NASHVILLE, TN  – UPSHOT Nashville, the sixth franchise of the UPSHOT League, today unveiled its official team name and logo: the Nashville Vibe. The announcement marks the next major milestone for the...

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