Progress and Peril
The Double-Edged Sword of Prosperity in Tennessee's Small Towns
ESAs in Tennessee should go Universal
A new era of educational freedom is near at hand for America’s K-12 system.
Op-Ed: Alice Rolli SHOULD be the City’s Next Mayor
Former mayoral candidate Stephanie Johnson responds to the Tennessee Tribune's Hit Piece on Alice Rolli
The Slow Death of Local Media
Has lack of trust in the media and dwindling local coverage snowballed into an apathetic voter base?
Long Live the Incandescent Bulb
The USG won't leave the lights on for you
Revisiting the Manifesto
An addendum to last week's suggestion that we burn the manifesto instead of releasing it
Blue Doll House In A Stormy Sea of Red
Davis responds to another column from the NYT's Margaret Renkl on why the state of Tennessee is backwards
Revisited: Tenneessee's Great Power Grid
Assessing TVA's implementation of rolling blackouts over Christmas
One Hundred People a Day
One hundred people a day, they used to say. One hundred per day to the MSA.
You Might Not Have the Brain of a Sapsucker Left If…
A sapsucker is a type of woodpecker. For you city slickers, a woodpecker is a bird, not a sex toy.
September 11th and Selective Memory
In never forgetting 9/11, we willfully neglect that we could have curtailed our current epidemic of government overreach two decades ago
The Meteor That Nearly Hit Nashville
John digs up a big, weird rock in his backyard and tries to discover its origin
The Revolution Must Go On
A Nashville columnist beseeches NYT liberals to move to the Volunteer State to change it
Office Hours, Vol. I: The Big Lie
In which we spill ink on what passes for journalism in Music City
A Different Kind of Hunter Biden
Hunter doth protest too much, methinks