National Trust: Launching a New Vision for Chesterwood with the Morris Center Studio
Daniel Chester French is sometimes referred to as the “Dean of American Sculpture,” a nickname as big as his most… More
Four Seasons Magazine: Nashville Harmonies
Working in concert, Music City’s most talented artists and makers prove that creativity and collaboration go hand-in-hand. Here’s where to… More
Independent Banker Magazine: First Women’s Bank Tackles Inequity
Marianne Markowitz, the former acting administrator of the Small Business Administration (SBA), was familiar with the statistics. Forty-two percent of… More
No Depression: Creative Community
You’ll be forgiven if, while reading this, you ask, “What’s the catch?” The Grahams get that a lot. Doug and… More
Outside Business Journal: Honor System
When Scott Jordan, SCOTTeVEST’s CEO and co-founder, wanted to take the pups for a hike in the summer of 2021,… More
Independent Banker Magazine: Banking for the Sustainable Food Community
If it opens its doors as planned in January 2022, Walden Mutual Bank will be the first new mutual bank… More
Independent Banker Magazine: Banking on Minority-Owned Businesses
Four community banks in Virginia, West Virginia and Maryland came together to launch a $1 million interest-free loan program to… More
Independent Banker Magazine: The Race to Save a Landmark Project
When a state-of-the-art track-and-field facility in Louisville, Kentucky’s poorest ZIP code, was running out of time to raise funds, several… More
Of Glass and Gold: My Kintsugi Year in Reckoning: Tennessee Writers on 2020
My essay, Of Glass and Gold: My Kintsugi Year, appears in this anthology, Reckoning: Tennessee Writers on 2020, published by… More
Nashville Scene: Lipstick’s Staying Power
Filmmaker Erica Rose read research about the closures of LGBTQ bars. She was shocked to learn that there were perhaps… More
Nashville Scene: The influential and historic Capitol Grille is poised for big changes
Even if you’ve never stepped inside the restaurant, if you care about good food in Nashville and appreciate local chefs,… More
Moon 52 Things to Do in Nashville
Nashville is more than honky-tonks and neon lights (not that there is anything wrong with that). This book details 52… More
Independent Banker Magazine: 115 Years of Grit
At Points West Community Bank, “grit” is not a four-letter word. It’s the foundation the family-owned community bank is built… More
Preservation: Neon Dream and the Weiss Liquors Sign
On the Saturday after Thanksgiving in 2020, a small, masked crowd stood in a liquor store parking lot waiting for… More
Nashville Lifestyles: Where to Find the Best Country Kicks in Town
Nashville’s reputation precedes us. We’re a cowboy-boot town: rhinestones on the red carpet; booties to a Preds game; snip tips… More
AAA World: Lexington Legacy
Lexington is not just bourbon, basketball and horses,” says Dan Wu. Wu is one of Kentucky’s favorite chefs, known for… More
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