A.Z. Kelley’s family celebrated with city and state dignitaries and with students who attend the elementary school named for their patriarch during the unveiling of a historical marker honoring his effort in the cause to desegregate Nashville’s schools. “Mr. Kelley’s…
When the National Museum of African American Music (NMAAM) officially opens its doors in the summer of 2020, it will be a first-of-its-kind cultural institution that celebrates the tradition of the people behind Black music and the music’s significant impact…
According to Mayor John Cooper,$17.95M from the stalled SoBro-Gulch Pedestrian Bridge project, allocated by the Metro Council in the FY2014 Capital Spending Fund, will be immediately diverted towards neighborhood infrastructure projects throughout Nashville and Davidson County. “The quality of our…
WASHINGTON, D.C. — By a party-line vote of 232-to-196, the Democratically controlled House of Representatives took the historic step last week of passing a resolution, formalizing the parameters of the next phase of the impeachment inquiry—an important move in a…
Dozens of people from all over the United States and around the globe descended upon Nashville to view some of the best independent films and learn how the film and entertainment industry works and how to promote quality films on…
The Dorothy Marie Kinnard Foundation (DMKF), an organization established to raise awareness on the escalating rise of diabetes among African Americans will present the ‘Power of Prevention: Diabetes Awareness Health Expo.’ The event will take place at the Cal Turner…
