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“Welcome Home” Nashville Homeless Choir
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I have experienced quite a lot within the last year. I am amazed at all the interesting people that I have met and the stories they have to tell.
Who’s on the ballot this election season?
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For this special election edition, The Contributor worked to create a mini guide of all the offices and candidates for whom you might be asked to check a box in this year’s election.
Kings & Queens: A History and a Look to the Future
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HELLO, kings and queens. My name is Shawn L.
No matter where I’m at, I refer to people I meet as “King” or “Queen.” It started when I was in prison. In prison some will go against you, but some will go along with you.
A Sleep Study That Nearly Went Awry
I was a bit apprehensive when I arrived that evening. I wandered aimlessly around the room and finally sat down on the bed. At that moment, something unique caught my eye.
Grass Fed Butter
I know. I get it. I’m tired of misleading labels as well. But what really put the icing on the cake for me? Grass fed butter.
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Q&A with Midori Lockett
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Midori Lockett, the Chief Community Impact Officer for Community Relations at Vanderbilt University, has spent the past decade collaborating with the nonprofit sector in Nashville.
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World Cup Fever Hits Nashville
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Every four years, World Cup Fever takes over the summer when the globe’s biggest sporting event returns. The quadrennial competition holds extra resonance for local soccer fans this time around.
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Q&A with Matt Wiltshire
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Matt Wiltshire is a household name in the economic development and affordable housing world in Nashville.
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The Art of Honesty
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Recently while traveling for work in Chicago, I came upon an art gallery along the Magnificent Mile. I’d noticed the enormous canvas works walking by before I noticed the free entry sign at the front door and walked in. Quietly, I paced myself through the floor-to-ceiling paintings, noticing how the artist had hidden images in the paint itself in some of them. Layers of bright yellow, green and shades of pink and purple paint were outlined in thick strokes of white and black on one. I thought: “Is that smoke rising from a building?