Nashville can boost its existing businesses such as health care and the auto industry — and attract more — by branding itself as “a hip hub for high-tech workers and companies,” says a University of California-Davis expert on the growing shortage of technology talent.
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3 weeks ago
Looking for a new workout? Join @d1westnashville here at oneC1TY for bootcamp and cardio kickboxing classes each week. Check out @d1westnashville for more details.
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1 month ago
Week 2 of Movies in the Park-ing Lot is almost here! Come enjoy this week’s movie, Little Women, under the stars drive-in style.
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2 months ago
We are excited to announce Movies in the Park-ing Lot, our drive-in movie series taking place this August!
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