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‘I share the light at the end of the tunnel’: Columbine survivor meets with Covenant School, Antioch High School families
Columbine survivor Craig Scott was in Nashville this week to meet with people impacted by recent school shootings at Antioch ...
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Lipscomb Academy's wild TSSAA baseball title run among top 5 Spring Fling moments from Day 4
Several Nashville area teams clinched state titles ... Tyler Palmateer covers high school sports for The Tennessean. Have a story idea for him? Reach Tyler at tpalmateer@tennessean.com and on ...
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Jelly Roll Gets Emotional Bringing Children From Ruby Major Elementary School To Opry Stage: “I’m Gonna Cry”
Jelly Roll takes a second to compose himself and to keep himself from crying on stage. After a brief pause, Jelly Roll shares that he invited these students and their music teacher to the stage at the ...
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City Officials Enter Budget Crunch Time
Budget season is crunch time for local elected officials. Meetings, hearings and work sessions fill the June calendar, ...
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Worley, Carter Surge To Lead At Tennessee Mid-Amateur Four-Ball
Worley, who partnered with Cayman Ratliff to capture the 2018 Tennessee Four-Ball title, closed with an eagle on the 538-yard par-5 final hole at Sevierville Golf Club’s River Course to cap his round.
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Nashville elementary students bring Jelly Roll to tears during Grand Ole Opry performance
Students from Ruby Major Elementary brought Jelly Roll to tears at the Grand Ole Opry with their emotional performance of "I Am Not Okay," originally sung to support Antioch High after a shooting.