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Nashville Local Pulse: Missing Person Alert, Spring Storms, and Live Music This Weekend
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Good morning, this is Nashville Local Pulse for Thursday, April 2.
We start with a public safety alert from Metro Nashville Police. They are searching for 57-year-old Lucy Ulumenfo, missing since March 15 from her apartment on Murfreesboro Pike. She has schizophrenia and is considered vulnerable, but no foul play is suspected. If you see her, call 615-862-8600 right away.
Our weather brings showers and possible thunderstorms this afternoon, with just a 20 percent chance after 4 p.m., but storms ramp up into Saturday and a wet Easter Sunday. Plan indoor activities today, and expect drier air early next week. TDOT notes no lane closures on interstates from 6 p.m. tonight through Monday for holiday travel, so roads around I-40 and I-24 stay clear.
Music lovers, our scene pulses with shows. Tomorrow at Bridgestone Arena, Chris Tomlin headlines Good Friday. Saturday brings Chris Lake to The Pinnacle and Zara Larsson at Marathon Music Works. Catch Carly Pearce at City Winery on the 6th, and Hayley Williams lights up Ryman Auditorium later in the month.
New business buzz at CabaRay Showroom on Demonbreun Street, where Country Roads USA just opened as a live theatrical dining experience with Ray Stevens vibes. Downtown, Hidden Bar under Printers Alley launched its Secret Garden pop-up with lush cocktails through April 30.
City Hall updates include WeGo public meetings today through April 8 for summer transit changes, and Metro Planning hosts urban core discussions April 8 to 16. Community cleanups pop up across neighborhoods, plus a Nashville Connector Lunch and Learn on April 9.
Mark your calendars for Breland and Friends benefit at Ryman on April 8 for at-risk youth, and Third Day reunites at Bridgestone April 12. East Nashville hosts a virtual traffic calming chat for Flamingo Drive on the 14th.
In feel-good news, young Cole faces tough odds, and his family asks us to pray—power of community lifts us all.
Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for daily updates. This has been Nashville Local Pulse. Well see you tomorrow with more local updates. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai.
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We start with a public safety alert from Metro Nashville Police. They are searching for 57-year-old Lucy Ulumenfo, missing since March 15 from her apartment on Murfreesboro Pike. She has schizophrenia and is considered vulnerable, but no foul play is suspected. If you see her, call 615-862-8600 right away.
Our weather brings showers and possible thunderstorms this afternoon, with just a 20 percent chance after 4 p.m., but storms ramp up into Saturday and a wet Easter Sunday. Plan indoor activities today, and expect drier air early next week. TDOT notes no lane closures on interstates from 6 p.m. tonight through Monday for holiday travel, so roads around I-40 and I-24 stay clear.
Music lovers, our scene pulses with shows. Tomorrow at Bridgestone Arena, Chris Tomlin headlines Good Friday. Saturday brings Chris Lake to The Pinnacle and Zara Larsson at Marathon Music Works. Catch Carly Pearce at City Winery on the 6th, and Hayley Williams lights up Ryman Auditorium later in the month.
New business buzz at CabaRay Showroom on Demonbreun Street, where Country Roads USA just opened as a live theatrical dining experience with Ray Stevens vibes. Downtown, Hidden Bar under Printers Alley launched its Secret Garden pop-up with lush cocktails through April 30.
City Hall updates include WeGo public meetings today through April 8 for summer transit changes, and Metro Planning hosts urban core discussions April 8 to 16. Community cleanups pop up across neighborhoods, plus a Nashville Connector Lunch and Learn on April 9.
Mark your calendars for Breland and Friends benefit at Ryman on April 8 for at-risk youth, and Third Day reunites at Bridgestone April 12. East Nashville hosts a virtual traffic calming chat for Flamingo Drive on the 14th.
In feel-good news, young Cole faces tough odds, and his family asks us to pray—power of community lifts us all.
Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for daily updates. This has been Nashville Local Pulse. Well see you tomorrow with more local updates. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI