Nashville Daily

A luxury park may be built by Opryland soon, but it might not be the kind of park you’re thinking about. And Nashville’s tourism isn’t just a market that reaches inside the borders of the United States. It has expanded very rapidly into the global market. But does this make Nashville a true global city?

You may have seen on the news or social media that the historic Exit/In is closing. We’ll explain why it’s not closing and what is actually happening to the venue. After a major flood inside of Bridgestone Arena over the Thanksgiving holiday, how many games did it cost the Nashville Predators? Plus, the Nashville Stars may have found a possible site to build their future MLB Stadium.

Sidewalk Cafés in Nashville may have been a pandemic addition to the restaurant scene, but now Mayor Cooper wants it to be permanent. It may be time to trade in that truck for a scooter as the rule requiring new developments to have a minimum number of parking spaces has gone away in the downtown area. Plus, Tennessee just received yet another major league economic announcement.

This year will mark the 159th anniversary of the Battle of Stones River, which was one of the bloodiest conflicts of the Civil War. Jim recounts the context of how this decisive battle landed itself in the Middle Tennessee area and also how a Battle of the Bands also broke out on the battlefield.

Today marks the anniversary of the Battle of Franklin. We sat down with The Battle of Franklin Trust to hear the stories of the battle, and remember why we preserve the history of these times.

A major part of the For Negley Master Plan is the reworking of the stone of the Fort. What will be fixed, restored, and will the original shape and structures of the Fort be included in the plans?

For Negley's Mater Plan presents Nashville's first ever possible open-air museum. That is, however, if the funding comes through.

The fight that hit closest to Fort Negley was the Battle of Nashville. What better way to learn about the Battle of Nashville than from one of Nashville's most published history author, David Zimmerman.

With the release of the Fort Negley Master Plan, it is just as important to learn the past of the area. On today's episode, we replay an interview we recorded on the ground of the Fort.

Even though Fort Negley announced their Master Plan, in its current condition, Fort Negley, along with other Civil War sights in Nashville, are great for exploring around this time of the year as we remember the anniversaries of the Battles of Nashville, Franklin, and Spring Hill.

Fort Negley just released their Master Plan. In this series, we're going to go over the History of Fort Negley and what the Master Plan is all about.

Metro Parks returned $10 Million to the city’s general fund. We’ll talk about their explanation for doing so. An old publication that dates to the early 1900s is now resurrected. Plus, has Nashville taken the steps to bring NASCAR back for good.

5th and Broadway changes hands. Plus, the first major announcement of a development out of the East Bank does not disappoint.

WeGo breaks ground on their new transit center. How long will it be until you can use it? When the Tennessee Titans are building their new stadium, are people going to have the opportunity to park and tailgate before the game? Speaking of the Titans, the new renderings show the new stadium facing the wrong direction. Or is it the right direction?

Which laws that were voted on in Tennessee got approved? If you’re driving on I-24 this week, watch out! There may be some cars driving without anyone in the car. Plus, the best Thanksgiving meals in town.

If you have ever wanted a slice of small town history, a piece of historic Lebanon is now up for auction. Two café’s open in Nashville in November. And yes it is that time of the year already and we are bringing you Nashville’s top Christmas attractions for 2022.

In life, we get these rare opportunities to do things like name snow plows in Nashville. On today’s show, we’ll show you how to drop your name in the hat. Do you think you have what it takes to solve Nashville’s traffic problems? The city is looking for you to speak up. Plus, Nashville’s most luxurious hotel opens up just in time for the holidays.

Despite many questions raised, Gideon’s Army secures funding from Metro Nashville. The nations’ largest beer distributor just purchased some riverfront property in Metro Center. Plus, the long anticipated approval of the new Titans Stadium has been deferred by Metro Council.

In this finalé to a three part saga trying to solve the problem of moving tourists out of downtown, we bring you what the experts say may be the solution, and we’ll give some solutions of our own.

In yesterday’s episode, we talked about a conversation that has started amongst the local leaders and visitors; “Is Broadway becoming too busy?” Today, we continue with that conversation and give our thoughts to how we may be able to bring peace back to Broadway.