Sam’s Clubs and Costcos in Nashville may now see competition with another wholesale giant breaking ground in Middle Tennessee. Bridgestone America is vacating nearly 100,000 square feet of office space in downtown Nashville. Plus, we interview Nashville’s most knowledgeable realtor.

Found a pothole? TDOT has a new hotline to keep on speed dial to make a report. The 2024 RNC could be hosted in Nashville pending a vote with the Metro Council. Plus, new documents reveal new plans and procedures for Nashville to get to work on the East Bank Boulevard.

The newest owner of the Nashville Predators shows interest in the MLB coming to Nashville. Google fiber announces their next moves for the Nashville area. Plus, it’s not only a new fiscal year in Tennessee, but July 1st is also the day many new Tennessee laws come into effect. On today’s episode, we’ll talk about which ones you should know about.

Nashville SC numbers have shown good promises for the future of soccer in Nashville. NASCAR made its Nashville comeback last weekend. Plus, this year is set to be Nashville’s best 4th of July celebration. We’ll tell you why that is and also how to best enjoy the holiday.

One coffee shop in Nashville announces a national launch. Vanderbilt shares updated plans of their football stadium renovations. Plus, Nashville’s Metro Council approved the next fiscal year’s budget. Where is Nashville spending their money?

A burglar pulls a Santa Claus and drops through the roof into a local jewelry store. A massive plot near the Cumberland River is now for sale. Plus, one of Nashville’s fastest growing areas south of Broadway hits the acceleration on skyscrapers.

The Edgehill neighborhood will soon be in the stages of developing their own neighborhood master plan. Mayor Cooper is giving Nashvillians $20 Million to build community projects. Plus, how many new breakout neighborhoods can there be from the Gulch by 2026?

A former Tennessee governor joins the ownership group of the Nashville Predators. Yet another downtown traffic study will be underway. Plus, today we take a look at a part of midtown that could reshape how we look at downtown Nashville.

In food news, one downtown long-time favorite shuts its doors while another Nashville joint opens its fourth location. And let’s lose count together on today’s episode as we try to discover how many new skyscrapers will be built in downtown Nashville by 2026.

BNA adds new nonstop routes to your favorite vacation spots. Nashville’s public transportation, WeGo, is now offering half-off incentives at some great local attractions. Plus, our second neighborhood we examine as part of our Nashville 2026 series is Germantown. We studied a lot about the East Bank in yesterday's episode. Now it’s time to look at the West Bank of the Cumberland River.