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The New Normal – Part 7: Very Few Visitors At The Frist
The COVID-19 pandemic has altered virtually every aspect of life and created a new normal for Nashville residents.

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The COVID-19 pandemic has altered virtually every aspect of life and created a new normal for Nashville residents.

Densely populated neighborhoods in South Nashville, Madison and the downtown core continue to see the largest number of cases.
The Tennessee delegation split on partisan lines.
Federal COVID-19 assistance has been slow to reach the state.
Metro Nashville Public Schools got a foretaste of what could happen if and when in-person learning returns this fall.
The COVID-19 pandemic has altered virtually every aspect of life and created a new normal for Nashville residents.
The bill would provide funding for an audit of the administration of the Horse Protection Program.
The move will facilitate distance learning for kids, as well as allow adults in the household to access job applications and more online.
GOP State Sen. Bill Powers has opposition from fellow conservative Doug Englen.
The COVID-19 pandemic has altered virtually every aspect of life and created a new normal for Nashville residents.
As of Monday, 8,834 kids from ages 5-18, had tested positive for the virus.
The COVID-19 pandemic has altered virtually every aspect of life and created a new normal for Nashville residents.
Church Street Park, a pocket park on downtown Nashville’s Church Street, has long been a gathering spot for the area’s homeless.
If a Major League Baseball team were to relocate to the city, the Sounds would be forced to leave town, according to owner Frank Ward.
The study also will address traffic congestion.
Cooper is facing Keeda Haynes, a former Nashville public defender, in the August Democratic primary.
In a rare display of bipartisan accord, all nine members of Tennessee’s House delegation voted to approve the bill.
Washington and Jefferson Street Sound hosted a community event on July 18, which marked the first time the museum was open.
The issues the city is now facing, including COVID-19 and calls for police reform, are different than the ones he campaigned on.