Chris Davis
Reporter at WTVF-TV (Nashville,TN)
Reporter at Talk of the Town
Emmy / AP Award Winning Reporter at @NC5 Nashville 📺 l @MTSU grad l @whnt, @ksdknews alum I Go #Titans and #Preds l Email: [email protected]
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1 month ago |
fltimes.com | Chris Davis
In Newark, we are proud to say we were born of the Erie Canal. In 1819, after building three sections of the Erie Canal, Joseph Miller decided to purchase 102 acres of land from Jacob and Betsey Lusk, which would become the area of downtown Newark. Lots were sold, homes and businesses were built ... and the rest is history. Originally known as Miller’s Basin, the name was changed to Newark by about 1823. Joseph Miller was a construction contractor as well as canal superintendent.
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Mar 5, 2025 |
katc.com | Chris Davis
There are few celebrities in Nashville that have a bigger presence, whether she's actually in town or not, than the Tennessee Treasure herself, Dolly Parton. The same cannot be said for her late husband, Carl Dean, who passed away Monday at the age of 82. To call him shy of the spotlight, would be an understatement. Few public photos exist of the couple. Even fewer people seemed to know him personally outside of his immediate family. Really, the most we know about Dean comes from Dolly herself.
'Cheapest money you’ll ever get': House hacking flips the real estate script | Mortgage Professional
Jan 27, 2025 |
mpamag.com | Chris Davis
Chip plants, growth hacks, and big dreams – why Columbus is the Midwest’s rising star
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Jan 27, 2025 |
newschannel5.com | Chris Davis
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — A special session on a whole host of topics including school choice, immigration enforcement and relief for East Tennessee, kicks off today on Tennessee's Capitol Hill. "I would love to see us come in here, pass flood relief, and adjourn and get out of here," said Rep. John Ray Clemmons, the House Democratic Caucus Chairman and Nashville Democrat. Hurricane reliefThat may be what Clemmons hopes for with this special session, but it likely won't be the case.
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Jan 24, 2025 |
newschannel5.com | Chris Davis
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — Lawmakers are sent to Tennessee's Capitol Hill to come up with solutions to the state's pressing problems. So obviously, after a tough and heartbreaking week in Tennessee following another school shooting, we asked key state leaders what can be done to make schools safer? Speaker Cameron Sexton"The person was under age. They couldn’t buy a gun, background checks wouldn’t have worked.
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