News across Davidson County
New Nashville event venue The Truth opens
As a Nashville native and music enthusiast, I am always excited to hear about new venues opening in Music City. When I saw Fisher perform at The Pinnacle after it opened in February 2025, I fell in love with the contemporary and moody feel of the venue. Now that The Truth opened…
SAFRA: Vanderbilt is the ideal school for Jewish students
In an era where many Jewish students feel unsafe on their university campuses, Vanderbilt has created a haven for Jewish students to turn to.
The longstanding Nashville Farmers’ Market stays strong in a changing city
Despite rising heat and dwindling farmland, local vendors continue to sell their handmade goods, maintaining an established tradition.
ISAAC: We must view AI with temperance
The AI companies accused of breaking antitrust regulations are interacting with the judicial system as it was intended to be interacted with, and the slowdown is okay.
Football: Three Matchups to Watch: Vanderbilt at No. 2 Georgia
After opening its season 3-0, Vanderbilt dropped its SEC opener at Jordan-Hare Stadium, and the Commodores now face their toughest test yet with a trip to Athens to take on No. 2 Georgia. Georgia enters this matchup coming off a dominant 2025 — where the Bulldogs went 12-2, won…
Yeehaw, but make it ‘Rhinestoned’ and Tex-Mex: Kacey Musgraves takes on Nashville for her ‘Middle of Nowhere’ tour
The Grammy award-winning country singer sold out two nights at Bridgestone Arena for her “Middle of Nowhere” tour.
Miles Capers: Last man standing
Capers is the only member of head coach Clark Lea’s first recruiting class left on the team.
SUSMAN: Declare your independence — use the em dash
Students are dropping the em dash to avoid AI accusations. Ironically, it makes them sound more like AI.
Luke Bryan brings country music powerhouses to Bridgestone Arena
Country music took center stage in Music City as Luke Bryan brought a night of hit songs, surprise guests, and energy.
Men’s Golf: Vanderbilt finishes tied for fifth at Ben Hogan Collegiate Invitational
The Commodores battled top competitors and difficult course conditions in their third event of the season.
ANDERSEN: An open letter of perseverance to Jared Curtis
Whether Vanderbilt wins or loses Saturday, Jared Curtis should walk out of Georgia’s stadium with his head held high.
Live From West End: Slightly Stumbling
On this week’s episode, Charlie, Eli and Jack recap Vanderbilt’s Week 4 matchup and the broader CFB landscape; the trio also previews the Georgia game.