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​​​​​​​The Cooper Trooper Pumpkin Patch opened Oct. 5. (Wendy Sturges/Community Impact Newspaper)
Nashville
7:00 PM Oct 6, 2020 CDT
Several fall activities coming up in Franklin, Brentwood and more local news
Nashville
7:00 AM Aug 1, 2020 CDT
Confederate symbols face backlash, police update use-of-force policy: News from Nashville
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Nashville
7:27 AM Jul 29, 2020 CDT
State preps for return to school, Metro Nashville plans for new police chief: News from the metro
The drive-in theater is slated to open July 24. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Nashville
7:00 AM Jul 25, 2020 CDT
Drive-in theater opens in Franklin, Williamson County Schools to start year virtually: This week's news from Nashville
Amazon announced plans to launch a field test of Amazon Scout, its new electric autonomous delivery robots, in Franklin on July 21. (Courtesy Amazon)
Nashville
8:09 AM Jul 22, 2020 CDT
Amazon to test delivery robots, bars to close by 10 p.m.: News from Nashville
Officials with the Williamson Medical Center announced July 17 that the hospital was currently at 70% capacity for beds allocated for coronavirus patients, and that the hospital would cancel all elective surgeries requiring an overnight stay effective July 21. (Alex Hosey/Community Impact Newspaper)
Nashville
8:38 AM Jul 20, 2020 CDT
Some elective surgeries end, coronavirus cases rise: News from Nashville
(Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Nashville
7:00 AM Jul 18, 2020 CDT
Rising number of cases moves Williamson County Schools to 'medium' spread scenario and more: News from Nashville
Beginning July 3, Nashville will revert to a modified version of Phase 2 of economic reopening. (Alex Hosey/Community Impact Newspaper)
Nashville
1:47 PM Jul 6, 2020 CDT
Bars to close due to coronavirus and more Nashville-area news
Main Street Festival happens each summer along historic Main Street in downtown Franklin, Tennessee. (Courtesy Visit Franklin)
Nashville
7:00 AM Jun 20, 2020 CDT
Events canceled, police officer dies and more: News from Nashville this week
City Administrator Eric Stuckey announced June 15 that the city would be celebrating Juneteenth, a holiday celebrating the emancipation of slaves at the close of the Civil War on June 19, 1865, throughout the week with a series of historical videos. (Alex Hosey/Community Impact Newspaper)
Nashville
8:06 AM Jun 16, 2020 CDT
Franklin to celebrate Juneteenth and more: News from Nashville
Adrienne Battle, Metro Nashville Public Schools director, said the district is preparing for three different scenarios in light of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. (Dylan Aycock/Community Impact Newspaper)
Nashville
7:00 AM Jun 13, 2020 CDT
School district plans for fall 2020, plus four other Nashville-area updates
For more than 150 years, the Tennessee State Fair has served as a 10-day gathering for agricultural and educational activities. (Courtesy Tennessee State Fair)
Nashville
8:08 AM Jun 9, 2020 CDT
State fair canceled, officers to wear body cameras and more: News from Nashville
Hundreds of Franklin residents overflowed from the corner of the First Missionary Baptist Church parking lot to listen to church leaders, educators, city officials and concerned citizens speak out against systemic racism across the country at a candlelight vigil held June 2. (Alex Hosey/Community Impact Newspaper)
Nashville
7:00 AM Jun 6, 2020 CDT
Area protests, budget amendments and three other Nashville-area stories from this week
The June 2 meeting will also be available for residents to watch via livestream at home. (Dylan Skye Aycock/Community Impact Newspaper)
Nashville
8:25 AM Jun 1, 2020 CDT
Metro Nashville news and more: Updates from recent coverage
In a Williamson County School Board meeting May 18, Superintendent Jason Golden said the school district was planning for three different scenarios when looking at when schools reopen this fall in light of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. (Courtesy Pixabay)
Nashville
7:00 AM May 23, 2020 CDT
Restaurant reopenings, rising unemployment and 3 other Nashville stories
Gov. Bill Lee’s economic recovery group announced plans to lift capacity restrictions on restaurants and businesses in Tennessee as well as to reopen larger, noncontact attractions by May 22. (Dylan Skye Aycock/Community Impact Newspaper)
Nashville
11:48 AM May 22, 2020 CDT
Capacity restrictions lifted from restaurants, retailers in Tennessee; large attractions can also reopen
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Great Oak School is a Waldorf school in Tomball. (Courtesy Great Oak School)
Houston
9:25 AM
A guide to private schools in the Tomball, Magnolia area in 2021
Nashville
11:45 AM
Metro Nashville Police Department updates use-of-force policies
The nationwide search includes a community engagement survey and advertising the position with a number of organizations. (Dylan Skye Aycock/Community Impact Newspaper)
Nashville
12:30 PM
Metro Nashville lays out plan for selecting new chief of police
Mayor John Cooper said while the city has seen some slight improvements in recent weeks, it is not ready to reopen businesses that were identified as sources of coronavirus infections. (Alex Hosey/Community Impact Newspaper)
Nashville
10:45 AM
Closure of bars, 10 p.m. closure for Nashville restaurants extended
Tennessee will hold its state and federal primaries Aug. 6. (Wendy Sturges/Community Impact Newspaper)
Nashville
4:00 PM
GUIDE: Full list of candidates, where to vote in Southwest Nashville for Aug. 6 election
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
10:00 AM
Nashville Mayor John Cooper: Restaurants, businesses that serve alcohol to close by 10 p.m.
In addition to bars, pedal taverns and other "transpotainment" vehicles regulated by the city must close through the end of July. (Wendy Sturges/Community Impact Newspaper)
Nashville
12:30 PM
Metro Nashville orders 'transpotainment' vehicles to cease until end of July
Mayor John Cooper announced July 14 that bars in Nashville will remain closed for at least another two weeks. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Nashville
11:00 AM
Nashville bars to remain closed through July 31
Remote learning is expected to last through at least Labor Day at Metro Nashville Public Schools, according to Director of Schools Adrienne Battle. (Courtesy Metro Nashville Public Schools)
Nashville
12:30 PM
Metro Nashville Public Schools to start school year remotely Aug. 4
Nashville fireworks
Nashville
10:00 AM
Nashville's Fourth of July fireworks show canceled