The Tennessean
The Tennessean, which was formerly called The Nashville Tennessean until 1972, serves as the main daily newspaper for Nashville, Tennessee, USA. It reaches readers across 39 counties in Middle Tennessee and extends into eight counties in southern Kentucky.
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22 hours ago |
tennessean.com | Bryan West
Thirteen years after "Nashville" aired on ABC, Charles "Chip" Esten kicked off CMA Fest by reuniting several of his costars from the popular series. Esten played Deacon Claybourne in the popular series, a singer-songwriter struggling with addiction. The role launched the actor into a musical career, where he shined brighter than his fictional counterpart performing at the Grand Ole Opry an average of 15 times a year since 2012.
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1 day ago |
tennessean.com | Andy Humbles
A DUI arrest is made in the high-speed crash going through Lebanon's town square that damaged businesses and other property. Suspect charged with DUI, reckless endangerment and speeding. Police have arrested a suspect on charges of DUI, speeding and reckless endangerment charges in connection with a high-speed December crash when a car flew off the road going through the Lebanon town square, causing damage that included nearby businesses.
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1 day ago |
tennessean.com | Andy Humbles
Controversial former Florida GOP Congressman Matt Gaetz scheduled to speak Saturday in Lebanon. Matt Gaetz, the former Florida Republican congressman and President Donald Trump’s initial choice as U.S. attorney general despite an ethics investigation, is scheduled to speak June 7 in Lebanon. The time for the event is listed from 4-6 p.m., though a venue has not yet been officially announced. The Reagan Society is listed as the organizer.
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1 day ago |
tennessean.com | George Robinson
The Tennessean's Middle Tennessee High School Sports Awards, Presented by Ponce Law, wrapped up June 4 at Music City Center in Nashville, highlighting the best athletes in the area. Thirty-one athletes from the Nashville area were honored with player of the year awards.
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2 days ago |
tennessean.com | Mike Organ
Stroup, who won the tournament in 2021, adjusted to the McCabe Course greens after playing on different greens earlier in the week. The 2022 and 2024 champions, Lane Walton and Braden Gillespie, also qualified for match play. With three former champions in the field it came as no surprise that one, Carter Stroup, was the low qualifier in the 101st Tennessean/Metro Parks Schooldays Golf Tournament on the Sneds Tour on June 4.
The Tennessean journalists
Alex Daugherty
Andrew Nelles
Andy Humbles
Angele Latham
Aria Gerson
Austin Hornbostel
Ben Goad
Beth Warren
Brad Schmitt
Bryan West
Caché McClay
Chris Gadd
Christopher Yard
Craig Shoup
Denny Simmons
Elaine Sung
Evan Mealins
Gentry Estes
George Robinson
George Walker IV
Hadley Hitson
Jacob Shames
Jae Lee
Jennifer Pagliara
Juan Buitrago
Katie Nixon
Keel Hunt
Keith Sharon
Kelly Puente
Kevin Procter
Kirsten Fiscus
Liam Adams
Liz Schubauer
Mackensy Lunsford
Marcus K. Dowling
Melissa Brown
Melonee Hurt
Mike Organ
Molly Davis
Nick Gray
Nick Suss
Nicole Hester
Nicole Young
Paul Skrbina
Rachel Wegner
Sandy Mazza
Stephanie Amador
Tom Kreager
Tommy Deas
Tyler Palmateer
Vivian Jones
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Address
123 Example Street
City, Country 12345
Phone
+1 (555) 123-4567
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