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Charlane Oliver Sues Over Special Session Protest Punishments (opens the original)
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State Sen. Charlane Oliver (D-Nashville) is suing Lt. Gov. Randy McNally (R-Oak Ridge) and other Senate officials months after she was punished for leading a protest on the Senate floor during this year's special legislative session redrawing the state's congressional map. During a vote on the legislation, Oliver stood on her desk in the Senate chamber and unfurled a sheet reading âNo Jim Crow 2.0â and âStop the TN Steal.â Meanwhile, other Democratic senators stood in the chamberâs w
Christian Nationalist Group’s Upcoming Franklin Event Sparks Outrage (opens the original)
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A right-wing conference â featuring a prominent Christian nationalist pastor who advocates against womenâs voting rights and marriage equality â is drawing backlash ahead of its planned event this week at The Factory at Franklin. The 2026 Fight Laugh Feast Conference, whose theme is âHoly Wars: Just War, the Crusades, and the Christian Life,â is set to take place Oct. 1 through 3. The event will host a slew of speakers, most notably Doug Wilson, an Idaho-based pastor who earlier this y
Former Rutherford County Library Director Files Federal Lawsuit (opens the original)
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Former Rutherford County Library director Dr. Luanne James has filed a federal lawsuit against the library system and board alleging First Amendment violations and discrimination and retaliation. James was fired earlier this year after refusing to relocate 132 childrenâs books to the adult section of the library amid a statewide âage-appropriate reviewâ of public library books. The 71-page complaint names the Rutherford County Library System and its board of directors as well as several me
Pilgrimage Announces 2027 Dates After Skipping 2026 Festival (opens the original)
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Pilgrimage Music and Cultural Festival is set to return to Franklinâs Park at Harlinsdale Farm in April 2027 after canceling its 2026 event. Organizers announced the festival's return in a brief Monday morning social media post that simply states the dates, April 10-11, 2027, adding âmore details coming soon.â The festival normally takes place in late September but has struggled in recent years with heavy rains and lower attendance (and who can forget that whole pandemic), leading orga
Nashville Remembers 9/11 (opens the original)
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Nashville stopped on Friday morning to recognize the 25th anniversary of 9/11, the deadliest terrorist attack in U.S. history. The remembrance featured a procession and memorial service outside of the Schermerhorn Symphony Center, where a permanent memorial sits. Several 9/11 first responders were in attendance. Nashville Fire Department paramedic Robert DeMeo sat in the front row. He joined the department in 2022, but in 2001 he was working for Hunter Ambulance in New York City and responded wh
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