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Nashville Business News

Across Nashville, coverage here takes in corporate mergers, store openings, market shifts, company leadership changes and startup funding. This page tracks the business news that moves the local economy.

Metro Schools Hosts First Fall Festival for Families

Metro Schools Hosts First Fall Festival for Families

The free daylong event offered supplies, meals, immunizations, and activities for students and their families outside district headquarters.

Live Poll

Should local public schools offer more family support services like food and supplies?


Jobs

Live Poll

Should the city prioritize keeping public hospitals in their current locations?

Nursing Jobs

Nashville Mayor Launches Hospital Future Study

Mayor Freddie O'Connell has formed a new committee to evaluate the future facilities and operations of Nashville General Hospital.

Nashville Mayor Launches Hospital Future Study

Industry

Live Poll

Do you trust your local utility company to fix recurring neighborhood power outages?

Utilities

Old Hickory Village Faces Repeated Power Outages

Residents report 14 outages since January's ice storm as they seek answers from the local utility.

Old Hickory Village Faces Repeated Power Outages

People

People

Trevecca Names Tom Middendorf 12th President

Trevecca Nazarene University has selected its provost, Tom Middendorf, to succeed Dan Boone as president beginning July 1.

Trevecca Names Tom Middendorf 12th President

Philanthropy

Philanthropy

Music City Riders Gives Away 7,000 Bikes

Terry Key's Nashville bike club has put more than 7,000 bikes into the hands of children in the Dellway and Edgehill communities.


Openings & Closings

Live Poll

Should your city spend more on fire station infrastructure?

Openings & Closings

Nashville Breaks Ground on New Fire Station No. 2

The Nashville Fire Department began construction on a replacement station and headquarters on Second Avenue North.

Nashville Breaks Ground on New Fire Station No. 2

More in Business

Coverage takes in company expansion, organizational shifts, local entrepreneurship and industry-wide market trends. It runs across the city and the communities around it, wherever a commercial story develops. Nashville shows a distinct pattern where tourism and hospitality revenue cycles dictate the health of retail and service sectors. Leadership departures and major real estate moves remain the most common subjects reported year over year.