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⚡ Tips for lowering your electric bill

December 10, 2025 · 💌 Margaret Kingsbury

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On the left, a silhouette of Nashville in yellow and white. On the right, a pod player that says: How To Save Money on Energy Bills in Nashville This Winter

⚡ Tips To Lower Your Energy Bill

On today’s City Cast Nashville podcast, we’re learning the best tips and tricks to lower your energy costs this winter from a TVA EnergyRight expert. Plus, she tells us about rebates and DIY home assessment programs that can help you save! [🎧 City Cast Nashville]

🏎️ Group Petitions Against Car Racing

The Restore Our Fairgrounds coalition filed paperwork with the Metro Clerk on Monday, requesting a voter referendum to end auto racing at the Nashville Fairgrounds in favor of more affordable housing and green spaces. [Tennessee Lookout]

🏘️ With Soaring Rent Prices, Evictions Are on the Rise

About 1,200 evictions are filed per month in Middle Tennessee, leaving many families without secure housing. The Eviction Right to Counsel program offers free legal services, mediation, and financial help with rent. Councilmember Zulfat Suara is looking into legislation to expand it. [Nashville Banner]

📚 Objections to Library Book Bans

PEN America has issued an open letter to Tennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett demanding clarification on Tennessee’s “age-appropriateness review” of library books. At a recent Rutherford County Library System board meeting, library system director Luanne James alleged that chairman Cody York pressured her to remove books targeted for banning, and to provide him with patrons’ personal information. [Nashville Scene]

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