Nashville 300 News

 
300 Still Without Power After Crash Downs Lines
NewsChannel5.com
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Nearly 300 people were still without power on Thursday morning, more than 12 hours after a crash knocked down several power lines. The crash happened around 3 pm Wednesday. Officials said that a Metro Water Services Truck and a tree ...
NES reports nearly 300 customers still without power after Wednesday's crashThe Tennessean

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NY law firm close to moving into Nashville's Ragland Building
Nashville Business Journal
New York-based Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman law firm is close to finalizing a deal to occupy the Ragland Building at 300 Second Ave. S. in downtown Nashville. The law firm, which specializes in energy and natural resources, financial services, ...


 
Nearly 300 NES customers reportedly still without power after Wednesday crash
The Tennessean
Nashville Electric Service claims it is close to restoring the majority of 288 customers still without power Thursday morning because of a Wednesday afternoon traffic crash in west Nashville. Over 1200 customers were initially without power after the ...


 
ET Burk owner remakes career in furniture after illness, move
The Tennessean
ET Burk is a new, upscale furniture store in the Gulch in Nashville. / PHOTOS BY SAMUEL M. SIMPKINS / THE TENNESSEAN Among the store's offerings are these hanging shelves. ET Burk, 300 11th Ave. S. Open 11 am to 6 pm Monday through Friday, ...


 
Goal oriented
FOXSports.com
As the season enters the final two months, Detroit, Nashville, St. Louis and Chicago appear to be teams that will make up half of the eight Western Conference playoff teams. All but Chicago have ridden dominant goaltending performances to their ...

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Fisher back in Ottawa, Canucks go Wild, Flames visit Phoenix
TSN
They hope that same thing doesn't happen this evening against the Nashville Predators in Mike Fisher's return to Scotiabank Place. The 31-year-old Fisher was a second-round selection by the Senators in the 1998 Entry Draft and amassed 167 goals and 181 ...

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Nashville Ledger newspaper
High-end rentals top residential trends
Nashville Ledger newspaper
Plus, Nashville is continually ranked as one of the best places to live, move or start a career.” Hensler sites the sky-high demand for rental condos as an indicator. “You really have to look at the 300-400 rented condos in the Adelicia, Icon, ...