Adam Tamburin
News Reporter at Axios
News Reporter at Axios Nashville
Reporter, @Axios Nashville. @Tennessean alum. A rare Nashville native. I love salt and emotive lady singers. [email protected]
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2 days ago |
axios.com | Adam Tamburin |Maxwell Millington
Rescued pup Filip is representing Smashville in the "Stanley Pup" playoffs tomorrow. Photos: courtesy of the NHLYes, the Nashville Predators' season went to the dogs, but there is still chance for one more win. Driving the news: Filip Fursberg, a 12-week-old husky-shepherd mix dog, will represent Smashville in the second annual "Stanley Pup" showdown at 4:30pm tomorrow. We assume he likes catfish.
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2 days ago |
axios.com | Adam Tamburin
Illustration: Maura Losch/AxiosCMA Fest is taking over downtown Nashville this week, but the event is more than 2 square miles of country music nirvana. It's also a sprawling four-day fundraiser. Why it matters: The CMA Foundation has pumped more than $30 million of festival earnings into music education around the nation. More than half of that total supported K-12 programs in Tennessee. Organizers expect to raise another $2.5 million for the cause during this year's festival.
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4 days ago |
axios.com | Adam Tamburin
Illustration: Allie Carl/AxiosA Tennessee appeals court has revived state Republicans' effort to cut the size of Nashville's 40-member Metro Council in half. Why it matters: The 2-1 decision released Tuesday reverses a lower court ruling and hands the state a significant victory in its ongoing legal battle with Metro. If the appeals ruling stands, the council would be reduced to 20 members following an upcoming election.
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4 days ago |
axios.com | Adam Tamburin
Data: Fortune; Map: Alex Fitzpatrick/AxiosEleven Tennessee companies are included in the latest Fortune 500, which ranks the country's biggest businesses by revenue. Zoom in: The state's biggest company is FedEx, which logged about $87.7 billion in revenue in the latest ranking. Other major entries from Tennessee include HCA Healthcare, Dollar General and Tractor Supply. See the full listSubscribe for more Axios Nashville in your inbox. Read the full editionMore Nashville stories
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4 days ago |
axios.com | Adam Tamburin
Illustration: Aïda Amer/AxiosTennessee is revealing which businesses got a combined $1.5 billion in state franchise tax refunds — but the list is only available for a limited time. Why it matters: Lawmakers approved a massive franchise tax cut last year, along with three years of retroactive refunds, which were massive drains on the 2024-25 budget. Refunds are expected to account for about $1.5 billion. The state's public database of beneficiaries will only be available through June 30.
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