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A Few Questions with Benton McDonough
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Benton McDonough is the Director of the Mayor’s Office of Nightlife and the Executive Director of the Metro Beer Board. But to many, he’s known as Nashville’s Night Mayor.
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Levi Watkins Jr.’s Legacy as Vanderbilt Medical School’s First African-American Student
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Levi Watkins Jr. was on the frontlines of the complicated task of integrating the Vanderbilt Medical School.
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Daybreak Arts celebrates 10 years of offering a creative space for the underprivileged
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Daybreak Arts is a nonprofit and art collective that provides tools, workshop space, and gallery exhibitions to a community of artists with lived experience in poverty and homelessness.
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‘Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes’ reigns on Hulu
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Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes is streaming on Hulu
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Etowah – What Caused the Downturn:“Rest of The Story”
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The Etowah Depot and the town of Etowah began when the Louisville & Nashville railroad planned a new more direct route in 1902, between Cincinnati and Atlanta.
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Learn More about the Effectiveness of Encampment Closures
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The data shows fewer than half of the people the city moved out of encampments over the past 18 months or so are in permanent housing.
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Lifelong Activist Reflects on 67 Years of Social Justice Work
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For nearly seven decades, Meyer has been on the front lines of countless movements, advocating for the rights of a broad cross-section of communities.
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Q&A with Alisha Haddock
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Alisha Haddock is the Senior Vice President and Director of Community and Economic Development at The Housing Fund.
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The Sterick Building and Its Successors
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In 1930, the 29-story Sterick Building opened in downtown Memphis at the corner of Madison Avenue and North B.B.King Boulevard.
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Learn More About the History of Strobel House
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Metro has officially opened the door of its first 90-unit Permanent Supportive Housing building in Downtown Nashville. This is a huge milestone that has been years in the making.