Features
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.
Hoboscopes: June 17, 2026
Mr. Mysterio is not a licensed astrologer, a trained group photographer, or a professional driver on a closed course.
“ … We Need Roses, Too.”
My Uncle Harry is 81 years old this year. He is vital and funny and very technically oriented. He had a great life as a software and hardware engineer in computers.
Q&A with Stephen Watts
Stephen Watts, 29, is a young Millennial with a Gen Z sensibility. Watts has an intersectional view of how his generation works in social justice and advocacy.
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Hoboscopes: May 6, 2026
Q&A with Aftyn Behn
Time Without Housing Is Harm: Why Nashville Needs a Real Homelessness System
Features
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.
Vendor Spotlights
Thomas P. talks about overcoming despair
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Contributor vendor Thomas P. has grown alongside Nashville the last 50 years he’s lived here; he’s watched the city go from a modest hub with a rich musical legacy to the sprawling metropolis it is today.
Features
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.
Hoboscopes
Hoboscopes: August 14, 2024
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Mr. Mysterio is not a licensed astrologer, a trained cyclist, or a registered arborist.
News
CAUTION: STUDENT HOMELESSNESS
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On the first day of classes at Metro Nashville Public Schools, Catherine Knowles said they had already processed paperwork for 757 students who were considered homeless this school year.