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A local recording studio is being confiscated by the city of Nashville to put it to a "higher valued use." Apparently, the music emanating from Music Row in Music City sounds sweeter from a high-tax-rate high-rise than from an historic, independent label.

It’s kind of sad when editorialists, lacking something meaningful to say about an actual issue, manufacture a controversy and then make [bleep] up to support an imaginary viewpoint.

The Markkula Center for Applied Ethics at Santa Clara University just posted a summary of guidelines for public officials on dealing ethically with the press.

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Jonathan of the Tennessee Equality Project points out that an inordinate amount of public officials spoke over the weekend at Mid-South Pride Parade and Festival:

A nonprofit organization hosted a seminar Thursday to familiarize public officials on the comprehensive growth plan.

Meetings for government at all levels are covered by sunshine laws, which require opening to public view and access meetings and records regarding those meetings for public officials and organizations in a variety of scenarios.

In a previous post, we identified the term Customer Powered Service as service that is shaped by the customer . . [...]

Tennessee Ethics Commission Executive Director Bruce Androphy, in reaction to media reports and legislative action, concerning the work of the

Rutherford County’s Blue Raider Station provides us some clips from Murfreesboro police officers and public officials on plans to ban fireworks in Nashville’s growing exburb metropolis.

Good News on the opening of governmental records front....

Controversial provision stripped from open records bill