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Learn More About: Metro’s Support Services Grants
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Earlier this month, Metro awarded a federal funds to five lead nonprofit organizations to provide support services for individuals experiencing homelessness.
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The Greatest Generation
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War stories about eight of the 142 Belle Meade Country Club members who served in one of the armed forces during the war.
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A Few Questions with Councilmember Bob Nash, District 27
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The Contributor talked with Nash as part of a series called A Few Questions With where we interview councilmembers about their district’s most pressing issues.
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Thoughtful Solutions
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A collaboration between Launch Pad, Second Harvest and a Vanderbilt organization discusses gender, identity and hunger in LGBTQIA+ communities.
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A Few Questions with Vice Mayor Jim Shulman
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The Contributor talked with Shulman as part of a series called A Few Questions With where we interview councilmembers about their district’s most pressing issues.
Vendor Spotlights
As winter turns to spring, Charles Johnson finally has a room of his own
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“I’m glad I’m off the streets, I ain’t gotta worry about the rain and cold anymore, you know what I’m saying?”
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This History of the Doctor’s Building
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Haven’t you admired the six-story brick building at 710 Church Street along with its neighbor, the Bennie Dillon Building?
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Amanda Kim’s ‘Nam June Paik’ documentary depicts an eccentric genius
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Nam June Paik: Moon is the Oldest TV screens at the Belcourt as part of their Science on Screen series on Wednesday, April 26, at 8 p.m.
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Omari Booker’s new exhibition was 15 years in the making
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Booker’s new exhibition, Fifteen, pairs works completed in the last few years with pieces he made in his cell at the now-closed Charles Bass Correctional Complex in South Nashville.
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A Housing for the People Christmas Carol
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The latest column in INSP’s Housing for the People series.