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Christian nationalist ‘Holy Wars’ conference happening in Franklin despite protests, calls for cancellation (opens the original)
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FRANKLIN, Tenn. (WSMV) - Thousands of people have signed a petition and are planning protests trying to stop a controversial conference happening this weekend at The Factory in Franklin. The “Fight, Laugh, Feast” event bills itself as covering “just war, the crusades, and the Christian life,” according to its website. The three-day conference includes Pastor Doug Wilson and other speakers who opponents said are Christian nationalists. In the Change.org petition, they point to comments about revo
Nashville Symphony CEO resigns after suspending season amid financial emergency (opens the original)
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - The Nashville Symphony is suspending its entire upcoming season, cutting staff and furloughing the 77-member orchestra as it faces what leaders are calling a “financial emergency.” The organization has a $10 million budget gap. Leaders said rising costs and weak revenues left the organization leaning too heavily on one major donor, and that money has now run out. Schermerhorn Symphony Center will hold its last performance for the 2026-27 season on October 17. A handful
Nolensville HOA bans security cameras, orders residents to take them down (opens the original)
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WILLIAMSON COUNTY, Tenn. (WSMV) - A homeowners association outside of Nashville has banned residents from having security cameras on their homes, according to a letter sent on Friday. The Bent Creek Townhomes HOA said it will begin fining people who don’t take down other cameras within the next month. The letter cites “maintaining consistent architectural standards” and “protecting the privacy of neighboring residents” as reasons for the change. Bobby Blevins has lived in the neighborhood since
Nashville businesses celebrate 9 to 5 Day with charity drives honoring Dolly Parton (opens the original)
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - More than 150 Nashville businesses offered special deals Friday to support charities connected to Dolly Parton as part of 9 to 5 Day. Mayor Freddie O’Connell officially proclaimed Sept. 25 as Dolly Day in Nashville, kicking off celebrations across the city. People lined up for more than an hour before the event to buy “Spread Love, It’s the Dolly Way” T-shirts from Project 615. All proceeds from shirt sales were benefiting the Give Like Dolly campaign at the Community F
Fall weather finally allows for apple and pumpkin picking in Middle Tennessee. What you need to know this weekend (opens the original)
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NOLENSVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Morning Glory Orchard is preparing for its first big weekend of the fall season as cooler weather arrives, after record-setting heat earlier this month damaged much of its apple crop. Owner Alyson Terrel said this has been the worst year she has experienced in the decade she has owned the orchard. “It has been a brutal, brutal summer. I’ve said, I’m not complaining until January about the weather. I don’t care how cold it gets. I’m not complaining,” Terrel said. Terre
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