Tennessee Republicans are toying with the possibility of a special legislative session to address skyrocketing property taxes in downtown Nashville. Approximately 95 locally owned businesses have ...
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That was all my road trip partner Katie and I had seen for at least 20 miles as we cruised down Interstate 40 en route to ...
A tech developer seeking to build a data center next to the Nashville Zoo is suing the Nashville government over the Metro ...
We catch up with the top-notch singer-songwriter about finding inspiration in seldom-heard stories ahead of her latest LP ‘Great Television.’ ...
Momo Coffee House opened a couple of weeks ago on a stretch of Nolensville Pike that you could probably call a coffee shop desert. Father-and-daughter team Alberto and Ivanna Forero, with help from ...
Casey has marketed itself as “Big Things, Small Town,” and the “big things” part is quite literal. Think: a mailbox the size of a studio apartment, a rocking chair with a seat as large as a city ...
For our eighth annual Road Trip Issue, the Scene dispatched correspondents on fact-finding missions in six areas within a day’s drive of Nashville: Asheville, N.C.; Knoxville; Little Rock, Ark.; Casey ...
Kicking off the Nashville Jewish Film Festival Tuesday, Aug., 18 at the Belcourt, with appearances from director Steven Pressman, writer Lisa Stark and a performance from MORGXN Recognizing each other ...
I’ve fallen hard for Highlands, N.C. This tiny (and tony) town sits 4,118 feet high in the Appalachian Mountains, a resort in a temperate rainforest. The combo means there are nice hotels surrounded ...
The drive to Asheville has been marked by the impacts of Hurricane Helene. Amid the beautiful mountain views, parts of I-40 have been reduced to a single lane in either direction after portions of the ...
Nashvillians typically go to Knoxville for one of three reasons: work, football or friends. The latter two are a powerful combo for the roughly 26,000 of us who graduated from UT and settled in ...