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
TONIGHT AT METRO CITY COUNCIL
Oprah enters the council chambers, tells everyone to look under their chairs, then points around the room while shouting, “You get an e-bike
A Chili Dawg Rises from the Ashes of Broadway
A star is born from the ashes of Broadway
Ancient Islands of Grass
Theo Witsell and Dwayne Estes' work at the Southeastern Grasslands Institute sheds light on the forgotten ecology of the Southeast
BILLS DROPPED THIS WEEK
The deadline for filing new legislation is Jan 31, 2023, so new bills are beginning to pile up in the coffers of the recently-convened Gener
Cheesesteak Deluxe
Discovering a taste of Philly in Nashville with Mike Wolf
TO SHRINK, OR NOT TO SHRINK METRO COUNCIL
We’ve seen plenty of hoopla surrounding the “shrinking council” legislation filed Monday, which limits all Tennessee metropolitan government
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
FIRST DAY ON THE HILL
After I huffed my way to the top of the Tennessee State Capitol building so that I might attend the 113th General Assembly’s opening floor s
Most Anticipated Movies of 2023
Ten movies to keep an eye on this year
Tennessee's Famous Roadkill Bill
Tim Burchett made good on a promise twenty years ago, and we're still talking about it.
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
Beyond Red Paste
What Meat is Good, and What Alternatives are Reasonable