Franklin Goes to Hollywood
Local filmmakers and politicians have spent decades fantasizing about a thriving Nashville movie industry. Franklin proves it’s already here.
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From the Editor: Notes for the Weekend of February 4th, 2023
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Crabtree’s Quest for Community
A Protected Plot of Farm in the City is What the World Ordered
United Employees Fight For Their Civil Liberties
Thirty United Airlines employees stand up to the airline juggernaut over its misguided vaccine mandate.
The War On Cars
Despite activists best efforts, cars are not going anywhere anytime soon
The Sated Artist
Sequatchie Cove Creamery’s Cheese Makes A Mark
The Rainbow Mafia Takes East Tennessee
"Not even being provocative but if you think Greta Thunberg has the maturity to guide global policy-making then you cannot object to Jeffrey
Skincare Against the Grain
Farrow Produces Lard Based Products That Actually Work
Blue Doll House In A Stormy Sea of Red
Davis responds to another column from the NYT's Margaret Renkl on why the state of Tennessee is backwards
Ancient Islands of Grass
Theo Witsell and Dwayne Estes' work at the Southeastern Grasslands Institute sheds light on the forgotten ecology of the Southeast
Cheesesteak Deluxe
Discovering a taste of Philly in Nashville with Mike Wolf
What Divides Us
The oral tradition undergirding conservatism puts it at odds with liberalism
When to Eat What
There Are Right Answers, But Not One
Most Anticipated Movies of 2023
Ten movies to keep an eye on this year
Goodbye, Arnold's
The Meat and Three as Institution
Thousands are Without Water in Sevier and Jefferson Counties
A combination of neglect and corruption has kept some East Tennessee residents from receiving clean drinking water