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A Black History Unsung Hero: Dr. Katherine Y. Brown, EdD
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Columnist Barbara Womack chats with a local Black history maker
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Q&A with Delishia Porterfield, at-large
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Porterfield felt she would be more effective if she could fully concentrate on fighting for working.
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‘Nyad’ swims under the radar, onto Netflix and into the Oscars conversation
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Nyad is a biopic focused on long-distance-swimmer Diana Nyad’s attempts to swim from Cuba to Miami beginning at the age of 60 years old.
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Black History Facts
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It is because of the Jubilee Singers that Nashville, Tennessee is called “Music City.”
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Michael Mann’s ‘Ferrari’ brings combustible drama racing to video on demand
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Michael Mann’s biopic of race car driver and legendary Italian automobile manufacturer Enzo Ferrari was released in the US theaters on Christmas day.
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Cycling in Nashville: When Bollards and Painted Lines Fall Short of True Infrastructure
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The addition of bollards and fresh paint to delineate cycling spaces is acknowledged as progress by the local biking community, yet many still regard these steps as inadequate.
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Q&A with the Rev. Stephen Handy
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As the lead pastor of McKendree United Methodist Church, the Rev. Dr. Stephen Handy has been leading community building efforts for years.
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A Valentine Issue
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In this issue, we created original valentines that you can cut out and give anyone you love.
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Learn More About Housing 123 Families in 100 Days
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In total, 123 families were housed between Aug. 28 and Dec. 9, announced Safe Haven Family Shelter, which co-lead the 100 Day Challenge with United Way of Greater Nashville.
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Tennessee-born officer was one of first to enter Berlin in 1944
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Major Lon MacFarland, of Columbia, Tenn., was a native Tennessean whose ancestor arrived at Fort Nashboro by boat in 1780.