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NCAA basketball could bring big bucks to Music City WTVF-TV Share    
 The NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament at Bridgestone Arena could bring an economic slam dunk to Nashville's economy.
Officials from the Convention and Visitors Bureau estimate the tournament games could bring $1 to $2 million into the city, and expect fans to fill up hotels and restaurants downtown.
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Miranda Lambert eagerly awaits Nashville tour stop The Tennessean Share
Tickets for Miranda Lambert's first headlining show at Bridgestone Arena are on sale. Lambert is set to bring her On Fire Tour featuring Chris Young and Jerrod Niemann to the venue May 19. More Future Nashville green growth will be driven by transit Nashville Post Share
The future of sustainable and green growth in Nashville will be fueled by effective mass transportation, according to the local chapter of the Urban Land Institute. The panel stressed the potential Mayor Karl Dean's Connector bus has for spurring growth. More
Tennessee Titans, Peyton Manning to meet The Tennessean Share
The Titans' pursuit of Peyton Manning will continue when coach Mike Munchak and other team representatives are scheduled to meet with the four-time NFL MVP at an undisclosed location. More Nashville airport looks for local artists WSMV-TV Share
Local artists looking for a place to display their masterpieces need to look no further than the Nashville airport. Nashville International Airport wants artists with strong Tennessee ties to take part in its "Flying Solo Exhibition" series. These exhibits focus on all things Tennessee. More
Students the stars at new Pearl-Cohn record label The Tennessean Share
Marquise Knowles has been counting down the days, knowing a prominent audience soon would join him in the Pearl-Cohn Entertainment High School audio room.
Knowles, a junior at Pearl-Cohn, worked a complex Behringer soundboard with ease to present a beat he recently developed. Mayor Karl Dean and John Esposito, the president and CEO of Warner Music Nashville, were on hand to listen.
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Pharmacy Burger Parlor and Beer Garden offers comfort, great burgers The Tennessean Share
Old world, old time, made new: At The Pharmacy Burger Parlor and Beer Garden, three dining traditions converge in seamless fashion. Partners Cees Brinkman and the Raley brothers, Terrell and Trent, have transformed a former day care around the corner from their other Nashville restaurant Holland House to embrace the best of this, a diverse yet complementary trio: a turn-of-the-last century American drugstore soda fountain, a German beer hall-beer garden and a Texas Ice House. More
Nashville hotels notice more grandparents paying for vacations WKRN-TV Share
As economic frustrations continue, many parents are seeing a little relief when it comes to family vacations leaving grandparents to often pick up the tab.
Nashville's Opryland Hotel is among local hotels noticing the trend.
"We've been paying attentions for 10-12 years now," said Jenny Barker, director of public relations for Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center.
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Music City Center considers solar panels The Tennessean Share
Nashville's new convention center, already set to have a green roof, probably will have a solar one, too. The Convention Center Authority has hired a local consulting firm to explore options for solar panels on top of the Music City Center, the $585 million building under construction. More |
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