feasibility

Leadership Donelson-Hermitage group looked at feasibility of free or low-cost services
By ANDY HUMBLES • Staff Writer • September 3, 2008

It looks like people in Tennessee don't like toll roads. This has got to be a smack to some of the out of touch in Nashville who said toll roads would do every thing short of cure baldness.

Jake Jost explains why Rep. David Davis may have a tough time proving his case that interlopers skewed the results of his primary race for Congress:

Jake Jost explains why Rep. David Davis may have a tough time proving his case that interlopers skewed the results of his primary race for Congress:

In the battle of people vs. editorialists, the people win.  TDOT Commissioner Gerald Nicely makes the announcement as reported in today’s News Sentinel:

In a sudden fit of journalism, the CP is focused this morning less on boostering May Town Center and more on objective reporting about the feasibility of a bridge, seeming to get the perspective of every side affected by the possibility.

I think we've got just enough to get the transmission fixed. Thanks to everyone for their kind generosity. Paige will call the good people at the auto repair shop today and see when they can get started.

Sens. Lamar Alexander and Bob Corker celebrate the inclusion of the Green McAdoo School, the first desegregated public high school in the South, as part of our National Park System:

When I settled into my seat at Tuesday's meeting of the Southern Baptist Convention work group— convened to discuss its study on the feasibility of a database to warn churches of known sexual predators among SBC clergy—I figured most of the members had read last week's cover story. And those who hadn't certainly had an opportunity to do so when the chairman of the c