Local Stories: Her Nashville Flood Experience – 10 Years Later
by“This was the greatest test of my strength of will. And when the storm came, I proved that not only can I withstand the storm, I am the storm.”
Nashville Stories
One Local Gives Her Look Into Cinco De Mayo
by“Growing up in South Nashville, I have always been around Latinos and we never celebrated Cinco de Mayo.”
A Nashville Poet With A Heart For Youth
byShawn Whitsell is a spoken word poet which means his talent is multi-sensory – you have to watch and hear him perform.
South Nashville In Their Bones
byGUIDE EXCLUSIVE: Take a look into the local untold civil rights story behind the new documentary that recently won the “Best In Tennessee” award at the 2019 International Black Film Festival!
A Mother’s Work | The Kernels Sisters Story
byAmber Greer, Jennifer Knight and Erica Greer are sisters and owners of Kernels Gourmet Popcorn, a local popcorn shop in East Nashville.
A Mother’s Work | Dr. Terry’s Story
byDr. Terry Spurlin is a dentist and owner of Music City Dental, a dental practice located in the Melrose District in Nashville, TN.
A Mother’s Work | Rhonda’s Story
byRhonda Shaw is an artist and owner of The Moving Canvas, a mobile paint party company in Nashville, TN.
A Tastemaker Creating Ways To Bring Culture To Nashville With A Smile
byJeanice McCord is a Mom, a twin and Nashville native aka what people are calling a unicorn these days in the city. She was actually one of the inspirations for the Nashville’s Not Just Country series, as we focused on sharing the unlikely stories. She is the quintessential behind the scenes, get stuff done type of woman who has helped bring new experiences to Nashville for the urban professional.
Teaching Nashville Black Youth To Dive And Thrive
byKen Stewart is from The Bronx, NY and has called North Nashville home for the last 30 years. He is an IT professional by trade with companies including, IBM and he chose to give back after retirement in a very extraordinary way through his efforts of shaping the lives of Nashville youth through aquatics and maritime archaeology.