Julianne Akers
Reporter @NashvillePost & @NashvilleScene ✴️ Occasional critic & washed-up college radio DJ.🎧 Send tips, thoughts, etc. to [email protected]
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3 weeks ago |
nashvillepost.com | Julianne Akers
Locally headquartered solar energy producer Silicon Ranch is making a significant investment in a Canadian tech company focused on robotic mowing and land management. Silicon Ranch officials announced in a June 3 press release that they would invest $3 million in Ontario-based Swap Robotics, a company that produces electric, autonomous mowing robots for solar utility scale services. This follows the solar array company’s previous investments into Swap Robotics.
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3 weeks ago |
nashvillescene.com | Julianne Akers
As funding starts to roll in for Nashville’s "Choose How You Move" transit program, Walk Bike Nashville is calling for short-term, tangible solutions to biking and pedestrian safety in its inaugural State of Our Streets report. The nonprofit advocacy group outlined six recommendations in the report, released on June 3 and submitted to both the Metro Council and incoming "Choose How You Move" chief program officer Sabrina Sussman.
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3 weeks ago |
nashvillepost.com | Julianne Akers
As funding starts to roll in for Nashville’s Choose How You Move transit program, Walk Bike Nashville is calling for short-term, tangible solutions to biking and pedestrian safety in its inaugural State of Our Streets report. The nonprofit advocacy group outlined six recommendations in the report, released on June 3 and submitted to both Metro Council and incoming Choose How You Move Chief Program Officer Sabrina Sussman.
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3 weeks ago |
nashvillepost.com | Julianne Akers
More than 100 Nashville-area residents filed into the Metropolitan Courthouse on Tuesday night to give their thoughts on Mayor Freddie O’Connell’s proposed $3.8 billion budget for fiscal year 2026. In what amounted to a nearly five-hour-long budget hearing, residents pleaded for Council to allocate funds toward pay increases for Metro employees, affordable housing and the Varsity Spending Plan — the latter a gun-violence prevention and safe neighborhood advocacy group.
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3 weeks ago |
nashvillescene.com | Julianne Akers
Post Malone is set to open a bar and entertainment venue on Lower Broadway, making him the latest celebrity to attach his name to a downtown honky-tonk. Ohio-based TC Restaurant Group announced its partnership with the Grammy Award-nominated musician in a press release Tuesday. The new venue will be housed at 305 Broadway, the former site of Tequila Cowboy and Wanna B's Karaoke Bar, next to Jason Aldean's Kitchen + Rooftop Bar.
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