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Watch great interviews with folks who are not only experts in their fields, but dedicated advocates of literacy, and proof of the importance of literacy in everyone's life.

History of
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50 Years of
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History of
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Celebrating Nashville History

Articles: History Of Music Row

The southern soul of music row

The southern soul of music row

When a popular country performer like Tim McGraw or Jason Aldean teams up with a rap star like Nelly or Ludacis, controversy will often...

The Jubilee Singers

The Jubilee Singers

This group of students, named the Fisk Jubilee Singers, sung what was referred to as "Negro spirituals," which combined music from the...

The Row & Radio

The Row & Radio

On the Same Wavelength: Jack DeWitt, Jr. was Nashville’s Thomas Edison. He did more to advance the early days of Nashville radio and to...

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History of

Music Row

Celebrate Nashville

Magazine Issue

50 Years of

Metro Charter

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Articles: 50 Years Of Metro

How the Grand Ole Opry Defines Nashville to the Nations

How the Grand Ole Opry Defines Nashville to the Nations

Sounds & Visions Today, it’s impossible to imagine Nashville without its nickname. You know the one. Nearly everyone does. Nashville’s...

In High Heels & Pearls

In High Heels & Pearls

The Role of Women in the Creation of Metropolitan Government The 1950s and 1960s were a “golden age” of women’s political activism in...

Nashville's Role In Civil Rights

Nashville's Role In Civil Rights

The Good, The Bad and The Ugly In 1963, the metro charter in Nashville was enacted after an emotional and long-fought battle. At the...

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MAXWELL ANDREWS

MAXWELL ANDREWS

Nashville’s Leader Among Men My favorite uncle, Maxwell Andrews, to me, was the single most prominent leader ever to come from Nashville....

Randy Rayburn

Randy Rayburn

Indulging His Passion for Feeding Nashville's Hungry Randy Rayburn may no longer roam the halls of Capital Hill on a daily basis, but the...

Walk To School Day

Walk To School Day

Celebrate Nashville When it named Nashville Mayor Bill Purcell Public Official of the Year in 2006, Governing magazine noted that...

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Testimonials

“Celebrate Nashville magazines are a must-read for anyone interested in Nashville's amazing history. The articles are well-written and informative, and the stories are engaging and thought-provoking.”

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