Below is a statement from Harris-Walz 2024 Rapid Response Director Ammar Moussa on Donald Trump’s appearance at the Al Smith Dinner tonight: “Donald Trump struggled to read scripted notes written by his handlers, repeatedly complaining that he couldn’t use a teleprompter. He stumbled over his words and lashed out when the crowd wouldn’t laugh with him. The rare moments he was off script, he went on long incomprehensible rambles, reminding Americans how unstable he’s become. And of course he made it all about himself. He may refuse to release his medical records, but every day he makes it clear to the American…
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NASHVILLE – WeGo Public Transit will provide bus service for the U.S. Women’s National Team friendly soccer match versus Iceland at GEODIS Park on October 27. The match starts at 4:30 p.m. Passengers can ride for free all day on routes 52 Nolensville Pike and 77 Thompson/Wedgewood. Additionally, Nashville SC Express route 84 Murfreesboro will be available from Murfreesboro and Antioch park and rides for $2 each way. Riders must use QuickTicket or exact cash. Route 84 Murfreesboro will operate the schedule listed below: · Depart from Old Fort Park 2:40 p.m. · Depart from Hickory Hollow 3:15 p.m. · Arrive at Geodis Park …
Nashville, Tenn. (TN Tribune)-The North Nashville Arts Coalition is excited to present the Second Annual North Nashville Culture Crawl from October 18th to 20th. This expanded event will celebrate the vibrant BIPOC artistic community in North Nashville, showcasing a diverse array of local talent and cultural expressions. Join us for an unforgettable three-day celebration of art and culture—mark your calendars, spread the word, and be part of this DYNAMIC EXPERIENCE! Building on last year’s success, the Culture Crawl will span three days and feature over 20 locations throughout North Nashville, Buchanan Arts District, Historic Jefferson Street and Germantown. Attendees can…
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (October 14, 2024) – For the fourth time in the past decade, Metro Nashville Public Schools has been awarded a highly competitive federal Magnet Schools Assistance Program (MSAP) grant from the U.S. Department of Education. This five-year grant, totaling nearly $15 million, will fund the creation of innovative whole-school magnet programs in four schools across the district. This follows the successful MSAP award received by MNPS in 2023, further expanding the district’s commitment to offering high-quality, specialized educational opportunities. MNPS will begin the immediate implementation of the grant, continuing its mission of fostering equitable access to high-quality instruction and…
NASHVILLE – Beginning October 15, a free burn permit from the Tennessee Department of Agriculture Division of Forestry (TDF) is required prior to burning leaves or natural vegetation, including debris generated by Hurricane Helene. “Due to the vast amount of woody debris from Hurricane Helene and other recent storms across the state, we expect more outdoor burning than usual this year,” State Forester Heather Slayton said. “Since escaped debris burns are the leading cause of wildfires, it is important that Tennesseans take fire safety seriously. Burn permits are required by law and the tool by which we help citizens understand when…
CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. – Austin Peay State University’s Department of Art + Design, with support from the Center of Excellence for the Creative Arts, is welcoming animator and Oscar-nominated director Erick Oh to continue the 2024-25 CECA Visiting Artist Speaker Series. Oh will deliver a free public lecture for all ages at 6 p.m. on Sept. 24 in Heydel Hall, located in the Art + Design Building Room 120. “We’re honored that Erick Oh is visiting Austin Peay during his hectic production schedule to share his creative work with our students – and the Clarksville community,” said Michael Dickins, chair of the Department of Art…
CLEVELAND, MISS. — GRAMMY Museum® Mississippi has announced that the “River and Roses” 2024 Gala, which was held on Oct. 3, has raised a total of $150,000 Proceeds will directly benefit the Museum’s education programs. The 2024 Gala was held at GRAMMY Museum Mississippi in Cleveland, Miss., and honored GRAMMY®-winning singer/songwriter Rosanne Cash with the sixth annual Crossroads of American Music Award. This year’s Gala also recognized Pleasant Hill Elementary School teachers Susan Powell and Tiffany Lyles with the fifth annual L.U.C.Y. Award (Lifting Up Children and Youth). “It was a memorable evening of music and fundraising to celebrate the incredible legacy of GRAMMY winner Rosanne Cash at our 2024 Gala,” said Emily Havens, Executive Director…
NASHVILLE – This week, in a letter to Congress, Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti and 41 attorneys general called on lawmakers to pass legislation authorizing a U.S. Surgeon General warning on all algorithm-driven social media platforms. The letter comes amidst growing scrutiny of social media companies for their role in generational harm to young people’s mental health. “Algorithmic social media platforms have had a devastating effect on kids’ mental health,” said Tennessee Attorney General Skrmetti. “I am proud to support the Surgeon General’s call for a warning on the platforms to ensure both children and their parents better understand the risks. The evidence…
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Nashville Electric Service (NES) is working with the city of Nashville to modernize its power grid with sustainable enhancements. The new effort is a result of a partnership between NES, Metro Nashville, Middle-West Tennessee Clean Fuels and the Urban League of Middle Tennessee. These enhancements will allow NES to upgrade technology that will provide more secure, reliable, resilient, equitable, affordable and clean power to its customers. The new project is funded by the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Clean Energy to Communities program. The DOE is allocating $500,000 to the partners of this project and up to $3.5…
NASHVILLE – This week, in a letter to Congress, Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti and 41 attorneys general called on lawmakers to pass legislation authorizing a U.S. Surgeon General warning on all algorithm-driven social media platforms. The letter comes amidst growing scrutiny of social media companies for their role in generational harm to young people’s mental health. “Algorithmic social media platforms have had a devastating effect on kids’ mental health,” said Tennessee Attorney General Skrmetti. “I am proud to support the Surgeon General’s call for a warning on the platforms to ensure both children and their parents better understand the risks. The evidence…