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Q&A with Judge Melissa Blackburn
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Judge Melissa Blackburn was elected in 2014 to serve on the Division II General Sessions Court.
Learn More About Foster Care and Homelessness
The fact is that homelessness will not end if we continue to inflict the trauma that led to their foster care placement to begin with.
A Right to Housing: Maria Foscarinis on the Fight to End Homelessness
Foscarinis reflects on her role in shaping federal homelessness policy and the urgent need to reframe how America thinks about housing
Q&A with Martesha Johnson Moore
The head of Nashville’s Public Defender’s Office, Martesha Johnson Moore, discusses development and expansion.
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Features
A Brief History of Dickson, Tennessee
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Sneedville later became Dickson, named for a Nashville Congressman.
Hoboscopes
Hoboscopes: September 25, 2024
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Mr. Mysterio is not a licensed astrologer, a trained deobstipationist, or a registered antihistamine.
Features
Old Tent City
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We visited the residents of Old Tent City, an encampment facing demolition near Hermitage Avenue that sits under an overpass on I-24.
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Legendary Hong Kong filmmaker, John Woo reloads ‘The Killer’
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John Woo is a pioneer of “heroic bloodshed” films, delivering over-the-top violence and gore with operatic stylizing.
Vendor Writing
People Who are Different Shouldn’t be Harassed
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Because cops have badges on they think they can do anything. I heard from a friend of mine that the cops recently harassed and beat a trans woman. I hope they lose their jobs and someone does to them what they did to that person. They had no right to do that. Just because you are a cop doesn’t give you the right to beat up anyone you want.