Nashville Daily

All electric Cadillacs are coming off the assembly line at General Motors in Spring Hill. If you didn’t have a reason to visit the Smoky Mountains before, this new resort may convince you otherwise. Plus, we drool over the new restaurant announcements coming to your neighborhood very soon.

Nashville to set some new fiscal records in 2022. Will there be enough travel demand this year to occupy all of Nashville’s new hotels? Plus, some of the new laws that may come to the Tennessee floor this year.

A new cajun restaurant brings the unique flavors of New Orleans to East Nashville. Raising Cane’s is bringing a new type of hot chicken to Nashville. Plus, an update on Storyville as a new developer enters the picture.

Nashville Soccer Club sells 20,000 seats for their upcoming season. Are car break-ins making a come back to Nashville? Also, Metro Council to vote on bill about party buses. Is it really about safety?

A train in Mt. Juliet derailed early this week. Nashville denies your pothole claim. Plus, if there is a new stadium built for the Tennessee Titans, will you be paying for it?

Nashville’s oldest skyscraper sells for over $50 million. Many schools in Nashville have recently experienced a lot of bomb threats, and we’ll take a look at what’s happening. Plus, the one star ratings of Nashville that are posted online; are they true, or just plain wrong?

Fourth of July plans have been announced for Nashville. Popular downtown singer-songwriter venue considers relocation. Plus, major airport and Donelson Pike construction will begin soon.

A famous downtown record shop will be closing its doors. Plus, it’s springtime in Tennessee, and this makes it a great time to take a look at how much the Tennessee State Parks have impacted the economy of the State.

The Nashville Yards will add an on-site clinic to the plans. Plus, all of the new Nashville restaurants you need to try this week.

Has Nashville fully bounced into spring, or will we see a fourth winter? The Nashville SC stadium gets a name. And speaking of stadiums, we’ll bring you the latest of the discussions for a new Tennessee Titans Stadium.

Another restaurant week is added to Nashville’s calendar. We’ll show you how to spend that perfect spring weekday. Plus, another large project in the East Bank will soon break ground.

A new coffee shop will open soon in downtown Nashville. A Nashville spring time favorite is returning in 2022. Plus, all the Saint Patty’s day activities that are possible are happening this year in Music City.

A major apartment offering is positioning itself in Pie Town. To everyone’s shock, East Nashville will gain another unique concept bar. Plus, we bring you some of the Top Activities to participate in this spring in Nashville.

A Nashville songwriter and music bar in the Melrose community shuts its doors. A new cheese shop will open soon on the west side of town. And, if it has been a week or two since your trash or recycling has been collected, we’ll give you the scoop on where to take it.

Amazon names their two towers. Nashville Sounds open for business. Plus, Woolworth on 5th releases renderings of their new theater.

The Nashville Zoo receives some rare animals on display for a short amount of time. A new local grocery store is bringing new locations to Nashville. Plus, a new mixed-use development could be building near Fifth and Broad.

Florida based hospitality company purchases the W Hotel for almost one million dollars per room. One midtown hotel just gained three restaurants. Plus, watch out! A sidewalk may be coming to a street near you.

A restaurant famous for hot chicken outside of Nashville is finally bringing a location inside of Nashville. With Major League Baseball possibly on hold, what does that mean for the start of the Nashville Sounds’ season? Plus, if the Titans built a new stadium, what would it look like?

Today’s marks the 2nd anniversary of the March 3rd tornado that struck through Middle Tennessee. The question we’ll be exploring today is, “has Nashville truly recovered?”

BNA displays the beauty of Tennessee with a new $900,000 piece of art. Tennessee moves to a new model of school funding. Plus, your list of the top budget friendly attractions in Nashville.