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How one church in Nashville celebrated Dolly Parton's life on Sunday (opens the original)
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In Nashville, murals of Dolly Parton are covered in flowers, cards and novena candles with Dolly's face where Mother Mary's face usually is. Some cards are calling her Saint Dolly. Since her passing, many in Nashville, where Parton lived for many years, have praised her as an example of how to live a Christian life. Marianna Bacallao of member station WPLN in Nashville reports from a church holding communion in Dolly's honor. UNIDENTIFIED GROUP: (Singing) Now I know we had no money, but I was ri
Redistricting played a part in Tennessee's primary election results (opens the original)
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Primary results in Tennessee last night continue to give information about what we might expect from November's midterms. One of President Trump's picks lost his primary, and the stage is now set for the state's first woman governor, one way or another. Joining me now, Marianna Bacallao from member station WPLN in Nashville. Marianna, welcome. KELLY: So let's start with Trump's primary pick. This is Congressman Andy Ogles endorsed by Trump. But defeated by another conservative Republican - what
Tennessee farmers pivot to other crops as looming federal ban on hemp approaches (opens the original)
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A federal ban on intoxicating products derived from hemp, like THC drinks, could come as soon as November. The White House is intervening and asking Congress to delay that. In Tennessee, hemp growers and sellers are already dealing with a state ban. Marianna Bacallao from member station WPLN reports. MARIANNA BACALLAO, BYLINE: On his farm in Readyville, Tennessee, Lee Crabtree has returned to growing some seasonal favorites like blackberries. He picks a big one off the vine. LEE CRABTREE: It's h
Residents of historic North Nashville see redistricting as a new attempt at division (opens the original)
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: [POST-BROADCAST CORRECTION July 16, 2026: An earlier version of this story incorrectly referred to Howard Gentry as a county judge. He is the criminal court clerk of Metropolitan Nashville and Davidson County.] Some of the effects of President Trump's redistricting effort can be seen in Nashville's historically Black neighborhood, North Nashville. It's already been represented by white Republicans. Now it's being divided into two districts leaning to the GOP. And that new division reminds resi
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