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The Country Music Hall of Fame Lays Off, Furloughs Numerous Employees

The coronavirus pandemic has been devastating to numerous Nashville businesses, including the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. The museum’s CEO, Kyle Young, announced that 73 employees have been laid off and 101 have been furloughed, as the museum stays closed due to COVID-19. “We were forced to make this difficult decision by a challenging business environment unprecedented…

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Tim McGraw, John Rich, Lauren Akins and More Speak Out After Nashville is Damaged Following Protest

Tim McGraw, John Rich and Lauren Akins are just a few of the people who are speaking out about the damage that happened in Nashville over the weekend, after 30 buildings were damaged, including the Ryman Auditorium, the Nashville Historic Courthouse, Margaritaville and Big Time Boots. The damage occurred during a riot, which followed a peaceful protest of people…

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Michael W. Smith is Eager to Perform Drive-In Concert: ‘It is Odd and Wonderful’

It’s been a few months since Michael W. Smith has performed in a public setting, due to the coronavirus pandemic, but that will soon chance. The Christian music superstar will take the stage on Saturday night at the Williamson County Ag Expo Park in Franklin, located just outside of Nashville, for a drive-in concert. “It is odd and wonderful…

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John Rich Speaks Out About Reopening Redneck Riviera in Nashville: ‘It’s Been a Good Experience So Far’

John Rich was the first to open his business in downtown Nashville, with his own Redneck Riviera bar. While some businesses are choosing to remain closed for the time being, John has no regrets about allowing patrons to eat and drink in his venue, even during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. “Of course there’s a lot of rules, regulations, stuff…

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Legendary Nashville Club, Douglas Corner Cafe, Announces Permanent Closure

The legendary Nashville club, Douglas Corner Cafe, is permanently closing its doors, after originally shutting down due to COVID-19. The venue’s owner, Mervin Loque, shared the sad news in a video he posted on social media. “I don’t use Facebook much, but I figure it’s the best way to reach all of you, and the most people,” Mervin said…

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Nashville Zoo Announces Reopening Date in June

The Nashville Zoo will soon be open to visitors again! The attraction will open on June 15 to members, and on June 18 to the general public. The zoo originally closed in March due to the coronavirus pandemic, but will soon welcome guests. “The wait is almost over!!” the Nashville Zoo announced on social media. “We are SO excited…

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Watch Brad Paisley Praise Vanderbilt Nurses in Surprise Zoom Chat

Brad Paisley has nothing but love for those working on the frontlines during the coronavirus pandemic, especially those working at Nashville’s Vanderbilt Hospital. The singer-songwriter surprised several of them recently on Zoom, just to praise them for the work they are doing, especially now. “I’m here to save these nurses,” Brad began as he appeared on the screen. “I’ve…

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Nashville Predators Part of NHL’s 24-Team Return To Play Plan to Wrap Up the Season

The Nashville Predators might still get to compete for the Stanley Cup after all. After the National Hockey League suspended the 2019-2020 season in March, due to COVID-19, the Predators are now part of a 24-team Return To Play Plan, to wrap up the season, and award one team the Stanley Cup. “We are hopeful the Return To Play…

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Nashville’s St. Jude Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon Rescheduled for November

The St. Jude Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon, originally scheduled to take place in April in Nashville, has been rescheduled for November 21. The event, which includes a marathon and half-marathon, was rescheduled due to the coronavirus pandemic. The St. Jude Rock ‘n’ Roll marathons take place annually all over the world, both in the United States and abroad. Proceeds…

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