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👋 How to help our East Tennessee neighbors

October 4, 2024 · 💌 Margaret Kingsbury

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What's CITY Talking About?

On the left, a silhouette of Nashville in yellow and white. On the right, a pod player that says: Ways to Help East Tennessee, Plantation Problems, and Grading Metro Council

🎉 Happy Anniversary, Metro Council

It’s the one-year anniversary of this Metro Council’s term. Nashville Scene columnist Nicole Williams joins the City Cast Nashville podcast to get into what they’ve done well so far, and what they could do better. [🎧 City Cast Nashville]

🏒 Hockey Season Begins

The Nashville Predators kick off the season on Oct. 10, and they’ve signed several new high-profile additions, such as defenseman Brady Skjei. The Nashville Scene has a complete profile of the hockey team ahead of the 2024 season. [Nashville Scene]

🗳️ Heated District 60 Race

In TN State House District 60 — encompassing Old Hickory, Hermitage, and Donelson — Democratic candidate Shaundelle Brooks and Republican candidate Chad Bobo are diametrically opposed on every issue. Brooks is a gun reform activist who began lobbying after her son was killed in the 2018 Waffle House shooting. Bobo opposes restrictions on assault weapons. [Tennessee Lookout]

👩🏾‍💼 New Hospitality Group Supports Black-Owned Businesses

Fisk University professor Sharanda Smith recently launched the Nashville Black Hospitality Group to support local Black-owned businesses. Black-owned businesses account for only 2.7% of workplaces in the Nashville area. [The Tennessean]

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What To Do

Friday, Oct. 4

Saturday, Oct. 5

🎷 Got any unused musical instruments? Drop em off at Grimey's Saturday to be donated to the local nonprofit Instruments for Education, which gives instruments to school kids.

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