Hadley Hitson
Business Reporter at The Tennessean
Business reporter @Tennessean, @usatoday Network // Product of @MGMAdvertiser, @FortuneMagazine & @thedm_news // Email me: [email protected] 💫
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2 weeks ago |
tennessean.com | Hadley Hitson
Bar, restaurant and live music venue Jane's Hideaway fought an uphill battle to find success in Nashville's crowded bar and restaurant scene. It opened during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic to seated crowds with 10 p.m. curfews in Printer's Alley and ultimately relocated to East Nashville after two years. On June 28, just a few months shy of the business's fifth birthday, Jane's Hideaway will shutter.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Hadley Hitson
It's official. Post Malone's gone country, and now he's opening a honky-tonk at the heart of country music history: Nashville's Lower Broadway. The rapper-turned-country crooner announced on June 3 that he has partnered with TC Restaurant Group, one of the biggest developers on Broadway, to open his bar. “We’ve created a space where everyone can come together and kick some ass," Post Malone said in a statement.
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2 weeks ago |
tennessean.com | Hadley Hitson
It's official. Post Malone's gone country, and now he's opening a honky-tonk at the heart of country music history: Nashville's Lower Broadway. The rapper-turned-country crooner announced on June 3 that he has partnered with TC Restaurant Group, one of the biggest developers on Broadway, to open his bar. “We’ve created a space where everyone can come together and kick some ass," Post Malone said in a statement.
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2 weeks ago |
columbiadailyherald.com | Hadley Hitson
Air Canada plans to reduce its U.S. routes this fall — dropping a total of five connections from Canadian hubs Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver. One of the flights is the route between Nashville International Airport and Vancouver International Airport, which will end on Oct. 30. The others are Tampa-Vancouver, Toronto-Indianapolis, Montreal-Detroit and Montreal-Minneapolis.
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2 weeks ago |
usatoday.com | Hadley Hitson
Air Canada plans to reduce its U.S. routes this fall — dropping a total of five connections from Canadian hubs Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver. One of the flights is the route between Nashville International Airport and Vancouver International Airport, which will end on Oct. 30. The others are Tampa-Vancouver, Toronto-Indianapolis, Montreal-Detroit and Montreal-Minneapolis.
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