Mayor: Nashville in solid shape, despite Detroit comparisons
By Chris Butler | Tennessee Watchdog NASHVILLE — Nashville may have more public employees than bankrupt Detroit, but City Hall says the city is in solid financial shape, regardless. Mayor Karl Dean’s...
View ArticleUpdate: Obama declares Nashville federal disaster area
Wednesday, May 5: Nashville and three other counties will be receiving federal disaster funds in the wake of the worst flooding in the region’s history. Mayor Karl Dean announced late Tuesday Metro...
View ArticleMetro Codes pushes convention center in E-newsletter
Metro Codes Department Newsletter In what is a very poor use of tax payer funds, Metro Nashville’s Codes Department in their neighborhood e-newsletter devoted an entire page to pushing the Music City...
View ArticleTennessee competing for charter school cash
The Associated Press notes here that Tennessee is among several states nationally that have eased their charter school restrictions. The carrot is $5 billion in stimulus funds for states moving with...
View ArticleMayor Dean at First Tuesday: No Show Down
Metro Mayor Karl Dean’s appearance this week at the Davidson County Republican Party’s monthly “First Tuesday” luncheon was more of a light-hearted affair than many expected. Expected was somewhat of a...
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