Episode 1081

Nashville TANKS as One of the Best Places to Live | Episode 1081

Are Tennessee businesses dying or thriving during this period of economic uncertainty? A popular downtown bar closes unexpectedly. Plus, Nashville tanks in the ranks for its livability according to a national ranking.

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NASH NEWS

Nashville plummets on US News 2023 'Best Places to Live' ranking

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Nashville ranks as one of the top conference and convention destinations in North America. Plus, with Nashville becoming a major city with major wins and losses with locals, is the city losing its “Music City” branding?

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