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What do Nashville hospitality experts say are the best new Nashville restaurants? 8th Avenue adds a new coffee shop. Plus, bring out your flannels and pumpkin spiced lattes as we bring you the top fall activities in Nashville for 2022.

A new Titans stadium deal could be reached by next month according to officials. Did Metro Nashville also trap themselves with the current Titans contract to not allow new development? Plus, the Tennessean breaks down some of the costs of the East Bank development.

Housing prices in Nashville may see some normalizing as we head into the remainder of 2022. And is Nashville falling behind in home production, or are there too many people moving to the city? We sit down with Brad Reynolds today to answer all of these questions and more on Nashville Daily.

Details released on Nashville’s big New Year’s Eve Bash gives a look at the big headliners for the night. Clarksville gets a $1.6 billion investment into their city. Plus, with records set and also missed opportunities, what is the future of Nashville tourism?

A proposal in Metro Council may eliminate parking requirements for future developments. As far as recent developments go, Nashville is setting a record for new apartment development. Plus, another five star hotel may be planting roots in Nashville.

One Nashville CEO says even in a recession, Nashville could be ahead of the curve. Have you ever wondered what other Nashvillians thought of your neighborhood? Now there’s a map for that. Plus, how does Metro Nashville plan to use the land that they own along the East Bank?

If you’ve ever wondered if you are supporting a local economy by eating, drinking, and shopping downtown, a new report gives us the breakdown. Nashville is now facing a lawsuit from the party bus community challenging the newest regulations. Plus, will the East Bank be a community you can truly live, work, and play in?

Bridgestone America is expanding their operations with a new plant in Middle Tennessee. The transportation service WeGo is making a rare expansion of their services. Plus, how did Nashville go from a small town to eventually become the “Wall Street of the South”?

Wanted to try biking in Nashville but construction has made it impossible? A new permit policy may keep construction out of the way. A Nashville suburb just received major funding to renovate their town square. Roads, Greenways, and Transits…. Oh my! We’ll talk about how the East Bank plans to keep you moving down the path.

The Vanderbilt Football stadium undergoes a major change ahead of their first home game. The Wilson County Fair breaks records in attendance. Plus, we discuss in-depth the East Bank and its impact and development along the Cumberland River.

If Downtown Donelson is a term you haven’t heard before, you’ll begin to hear that name very soon. A multi-million dollar airport project is soon underway, but not at BNA. Plus, renderings have been released by Metro Nashville for “Imagine Eastbank”, and we’ll walk through it all to see what it may actually look like.

Tired of Nashville police not showing up to the scene of a small fender bender? Now there may be a solution to this. A multi-million dollar tennis facility is serving up in a nearby town. Plus, Tennessee is such a wide state, that the landscape changes vastly from east to west. How well do you think you know the different regions of Tennessee?

How many Nashville companies made the Inc. 5,000 fastest growing companies? Want to see what improvements are being made in your neighborhood? A new interactive map can give you all the details. Plus, you hear this nickname all the time, but what are the origins of Smashville?

We take a trip down memory lane as we look at a postcard of downtown Nashville from 1995. A project site near the downtown TSU campus is being bought by one of Nashville’s most successful developers. Plus, Shaquille O’Neal enters the Nashville food game.

A few Tennessee constitutional amendments are on the November 8th ballet, including prohibiting slavery. If you thought Tennessee might have already had that in the constitution, stay tuned. Opryland brings back their ICE! exhibit for the first time in two years. Plus, we talk about an abandoned Nashville airport that became a city park.

One small critter is interrupting industrial development in Nashville. Low cost, non-stop flights to New York are being added to BNA. Plus, we talk about development along the Cumberland River that could be bigger than the East Bank.

It’s official! Nashville will host the NHL Draft in 2023. Franklin’s largest music festival releases their 2022 lineup. Plus, one of East Nashville’s most recognizable restaurants announces their relocation.

How much longer will downtown Nashville be plagued with mostly coin operated parking meters? The large Murfreesboro Amphitheater site that failed a city council vote last month is now approved. And we continue our Nashville nickname series with Nashville being named after another popular city.

Visitor spending in National Parks across Tennessee contributes greatly to the economy. So it only makes sense that they need to raise their prices. Plus, the Farmer’s Almanac was correct in predicting the winter weather for 2021. What is it saying about the winter for this year?

Garth Brooks is giving away a part of his new downtown bar to the Nashville police department. New residential skyscraper announced near 6th and Peabody. Plus, we all know the places to visit in Nashville, but how about which places to avoid?