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Little Gourmand owner Guenievre Milliner opened the first location in Green Hills in 2014. The new summer menu features Brittany, a tuna salad baguette sandwich made with onion, capers and mayo. (Photos by Dylan Skye Aycock/Community Impact Newspaper)
Authentic French pastries, to-go meals in spotlight at Little Gourmand's new Berry Hill location
There are now 4,268 active cases of coronavirus in Davidson County, a decrease of 301 since yesterday. (Community Impact staff)
Davidson County coronavirus cases rise by 80 in 24 hours
Liberation Yoga Nashville has permanently closed its brick-and-mortar studio in 12 South. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Liberation Yoga Nashville closes brick-and-mortar studio in 12 South
A digitized map of Nashville released by the Digital Scholarship Lab at the University of Richmond shows that the HOLC classified neighborhoods into four categories that were used to determine which individuals would receive home loans—a process called redlining. (University of Richmond/Community Impact Newspaper)
How real estate redlining shaped Nashville
There are now 4,662 active cases of coronavirus in Davidson County, a decrease of 267 since yesterday. (Community Impact staff)
Davidson County coronavirus cases rise by more than 130 in 24 hours
Metro Nashville Police Department updates use-of-force policies
Cosmetics company Ulta Beauty will open in August on the lower level of The Mall at Green Hills. (Courtesy Fotolia)
Ulta Beauty to open in early August at The Mall at Green Hills
There are now 4,929 active coronavirus cases in Davidson County. (Community Impact staff)
Davidson County coronavirus cases rise by more than 160 in 24 hours; state surpasses 1,000 COVID-19-related deaths
Here are the coronavirus data updates to know today in Chandler. (Community Impact staff)
Davidson County coronavirus cases rise by 300 in 24 hours
Teachers and community members participated in a mock funeral procession near the Governor's Residence July 27 to call for safe reopening policies statewide amid the coronavirus pandemic. (Dylan Skye Aycock/Community Impact Newspaper)
‘Dead students can't learn, dead teachers can't teach’: local, state educators call for safe reopening policies statewide at July 27 protest
Blo Blow Dry Bar will open in late August across from the Belcourt Theatre in Hillsboro Village. (Courtesy Blo Blow Dry Bar)
Blo Blow Dry Bar coming soon to Hillsboro Village in Nashville
There are now 5,358 active coronavirus cases in Davidson County, a decrease of 78 in the last 24 hours. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Davidson County coronavirus cases rise by 261 in 24 hours
(Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Pie Town Tacos opening July 28 in Nashville
Coronavirus cases in Davidson County have risen to 16,695 as of July 21, according to the latest update from the Tennessee Department of Health. (Community Impact staff)
Davidson County coronavirus cases rise by 150 in 24 hours
Six One Five Hair Co. opened in June in Nashville's Music Row neighborhood. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Barbershop Six One Five Hair Co. opens in Music Row
Metro Nashville Council appointed Berthena Nabaa-McKinney to represent District 4 on the Metro Nashville Public Schools board. (Courtesy Metro Nashville Public Schools)
Council appoints Berthena Nabaa-McKinney to Metro Nashville Public Schools board
Coronavirus cases in Davidson County have risen to 16,545 as of July 21, according to the latest update from the Tennessee Department of Health. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Davidson County coronavirus cases rise by 322 in 24 hours
The new order will affect restaurants, restaurants that have become bars "in practice" and other businesses that serve alcohol, according to Mayor John Cooper. (Courtesy Pexels)
Nashville Mayor John Cooper: Restaurants, businesses that serve alcohol to close by 10 p.m.
Las Paletas opened in 2001 in Nashville's 12 South neighborhood. (Courtesy Las Paletas Nashville)
Las Paletas closes after 19 years in Nashville's 12 South neighborhood
Coronavirus cases in Davidson County have risen to 16,223 as of July 20, according to the latest update from the Tennessee Department of Health. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Davidson County coronavirus cases rise by 179 in 24 hours