Detroit Golf has seen plenty of low scores this week. It also has a three-way tie after 36 holes. A total of 86 golfers made ...

Tucked inside Nashville’s L&L Marketplace, on Charlotte Avenue, there’s a home decor store that feels like the cozy living ...

Bluegrass luminaries Sam Bush (fiddle), Robbie McCoury (banjo), and Ronnie McCoury (mandolin) wandered from the stage wings to join mid-jam. The band and guests were politely reserved, which made the ...

Nash is a civil rights activist and student leader who spearheaded many of Nashville’s lunch counter sit-ins. She was also a member of a committee that worked toward the passage of the Civil ...

An image of Vencen Horsley on display at the site of the Nashville sit-ins, Woolworth’s on Fifth. (Photo: WKRN) Horsley lived in Hermitage and was a beloved member of the Nashville community.

Rev. James Lawson, civil rights leader who led Nashville lunch counter sit-ins and Freedom Rides, dies at 95 The Rev. James Lawson in 2004 at the office of Clergy and Laity United for Economic ...

He cut short the training period after students in Greensboro, N.C., received national media attention with a series of impromptu sit-ins that began on Feb. 1, 1960.

Lawson was a pivotal figure in some of the most important campaigns of the movement, including the Nashville lunch counter sit-ins, the first Freedom Ride and the social justice battles he led as ...

Nash and the others would soon put Lawson's lessons into practice, organizing lunch counter sit-ins in Nashville. As the movement progressed in Nashville, Vanderbilt expelled Lawson in 1960 for ...

Nash, 85, spoke to a crowd of roughly 300 people outside the steps to the Metro Courthouse where as a college student on April 19, 1960, she confronted Nashville's then-Mayor Ben West and asked if ...

More than 20 Vanderbilt University students who occupied an administrative building on the campus in Nashville, Tennessee, on March 26 were informed of stiff disciplinary penalties against them on ...