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A large employer of Nashville is vacating space and possibly laying off close to one thousand employees. Barstool Sports could be opening a downtown Nashville Bar. Plus, what does the Tennessean rank as Nashville’s top 25 restaurants?

A historic Nashville property is now for sale. Nashville’s Convention and Visitor Corporation board gains some notable members. Plus, is a skyscraper going to be built in East Nashville?

Is your internet slow? A new investment into broadband infrastructure may speed things up! Plus, Nashville is replacing strip clubs with towers.

One of Hillsboro Village’s most beloved restaurants was destroyed overnight. An interesting move in public transportation here in Nashville; WeGo may be giving Uber Rides. Plus, two new tower renderings revealed. Are these the closest towers we’ll see next to the interstate?

Turns out Metro cannot enforce some of their own party bus restrictions. More space on Broadway is bought. Plus, Brad Reynolds joins us to discuss if Nashville’s housing market is immune from this recession.

Southwest Airlines may consider a Nashville base as flight traffic increases. Metro Council will soon vote on a plan to put $50 Million towards addressing the homelessness crisis in Nashville. Plus, renovating the Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway may be tougher than previously thought because of old data.

The former Mercy Lounge reopens with a different name, but still with music at the center. Plus, if you’re headed to or near the Nashville International Airport, prepare for traffic as the Donelson Pike interchange construction is now underway.

Believe it or not, Nashville rent rates fell faster than anywhere in the U.S. Which age group ranks as the top migrator into Nashville? Plus, Tennessee no longer has 56 state parks as the 57th was just added. We bring you information on where it was added and why.

Two Nashville restaurants in downtown close this month. But, for every one restaurant that closes, it seems like ten new restaurants pop up.

Nissan Stadium Announces their newest concert. The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee is now being audited because of disaster relief money sent to them after the 2020 tornado. Plus, are affordable apartments being built in The Gulch?

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