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Behind the content we eat up: A deep dive into the Nashville culinary scene, according to food influencers
A decade ago, we lived in the city of fried chicken. Hattie B’s, Prince’s, Helen’s, 400 Degrees and Party Foul, just to name a few chains, dominated the food scene. However, that is not all Music City has to offer these days. With the influx of people moving to Tennessee and tourism at its peak, new and veteran restaurants have consistently attracted attention as Nashville becomes a culinary capital.
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Cheekwood reveals 2027 exhibitions, festivals and seasonal events
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — Cheekwood Estate & Gardens has announced its 2027 schedule, including a landmark exhibition revisiting a 1977 show featuring works by Andy Warhol and Jamie Wyeth. “Warhol-Wyeth: Portraits of Each Other” is scheduled to run Jan. 30 through May 16. Cheekwood says the exhibition will bring...
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Nashville Metro Council responds to residents' complaints about increased airplane noise
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — Some Nashville residents say changes to flight paths at Nashville International Airport have brought significantly more airplanes over their homes. Now, Metro Council is calling on airport officials to address their concerns. Metro Council passed resolution RS2026-2324 in a 25-2 vote, with one abstention, requesting that the Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority continue working with the Federal Aviation Administration to address airplane noise and improve communication with affected neighborhoods.
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Ray Stevens tribute sells out the Grand Ole Opry
Stevens closed the show with a special performance of “Everything is Beautiful” with the all-star cast. Country Music Hall of Fame member Ray Stevens was honored Monday night with a sold-out celebration at the Opry House in Nashville as country music stars, fellow entertainers and friends gathered for Don’t Look, Ethel! A Salute to the Musical Genius of Ray Stevens. The November 9th event celebrated Stevens’ career spanning more than six decades, featuring performances of his beloved comedy classics, inspirational favorites and songs that have become part of the fabric of American popular culture.