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Godwin-Thompson guitar duo to perform at Brock Recital Hall in Birmingham
Two Nashville guitarists will be plucking and strumming in Birmingham on Tuesday, but not the way you may think.
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Gibson County High School will present 'Annie Get Your Gun'
Annie Oakley wasn't just good with her guns. She was 'feisty' and 'a charismatic go-getter,' says Madison Morris, 17, Gibson County High School senior who's playing the role Nov.
Elon law professor will head new law school in Nashville
An Elon University law school professor will be the founding dean of Belmont University's College of Law.
Yale Grad Named Belmont's Law School Dean
Belmont University has named a Yale graduate as the first dean of its new law school.
Universities that seek to expand into neighborhoods take note of the substantial costs to Belmont University of picking on the wrong sports writer : I don't think any one case created more turmoil than that of the local sports writer Margaret Lindsley Warden.
Mobile businesses prove popular with Nashville entrepreneurs on the go Mandy Lunn / the Tennessean
When Mark Jones began looking for a business opportunity, the first idea that came to mind was something mobile that didn't require paying a lot of rent and utilities associated with a fixed office space.
Christie Nuell embarks on creative 'Odyssey'
For Odyssey, her show of mixed-media engravings at Belmont University's Leu Gallery, Christie Nuell changed subject matter, experimented with new techniques, altered her palette, worked on a new scale and in a new media.
New team member development manager announced at Pala Casino
Justin Atkins has been named the team member development manager at Pala Casino Spa & Resort Bill Bembenek, Pala's chief executive officer, announced today.
Technology council honors tech leaders
The Nashville Technology Council celebrated tech companies on Tuesday night with an awards gala at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center.
Joyce Espy Searcy is director of community relations at Belmont University. Searcy was the president and CEO of nonprofit Bethlehem Centers of Nashville Inc.
Cricket's Frog Blog: Josh Turner
Todaya s Frog Blog focuses on a good ole boy whoa s about to release album #3a although not as soon as his fans had hoped.
Belmont tops off $30M health sciences building
Belmont University celebrated the "topping out" of its new $30 million health sciences building, which will be the new home of the School of Pharmacy.
A war truce affects war heroes' legacies
On Wednesday, Capt. Ronald G. Luce was buried in Arlington National Cemetery. Capt. Luce, a Special Forces team leader, was a 2005 graduate of Belmont University, where I had the privilege of being his professor.
Blog: Metro Codes promotes convention center in taxpayer-funded publication
UPDATE: Metro Codes Director Terry Cobb said he felt his department's e-newsletter "tried to keep it pretty straightforward" about the downtown convention center project rather than advocating for it.
TNInvestco venture capital program set to award $120 million in tax credits
Fran Marcum wants to fund companies that develop paper light bulbs and other clean energy technologies with some of the $120 million that the state plans to dole out soon for seed money for small and startup businesses.
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Local Officials Talk About National Health Care Plan Vote
The Senate Finance Committee will vote on the 10 year, $829 billion health care overhaul plan Tuesday.
Senate committee passes radio royalty legislation
By Bill Theobald, Gannett Washington Bureau WASHINGTON - Legislation that would require radio stations to pay performers millions in royalties for broadcasting their music was approved Thursday by the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Gov. Phil Bredesen warned Tuesday that pending federal health care legislation could cost Tennessee far more than the $735 million 'best estimate' his administration previously has cited.
Tenn. Leaders Voice Concerns Over Cost Of Healthcare
A Senate committee has approved a sweeping remake of the country's health care system.
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