Nashville Tennessee: A Short Story

Whether you're a history buff, a travel enthusiast or simply on a short-long vacation trip, Gatlinburg, Tennessee has the best of traditional Americana to offer its visitors. Just within 7 miles of Gatlinburg, you'll find a sister city, as such, the region known as Pigeon Forge. Both places seemed designed unashamedly with tourists in mind and they exploit this fact to the max.

Nashville is the capital of Tennessee and the seat of Davidson County. The city is also called the Nashville-Davidson city and is known as one of the 15 best cities in the United States for work and family. The area combines southern America charm with a contemporary urban metropolis. It is the centre of an urbanized area that also embraces parts of seven surrounding counties. The city of Nashville features the topography of rolling hills and lush vegetation, while the downtown urban core is a combination of skyscrapers, renovated historic buildings, and is known for its steady economic climate. Major industries of the area range from healthcare based companies and goods production

Nestled in the Smoky Mountains, Gatlinburg has become an area that East Tennessee State University students go to visit. Gatlinburg offers something for many; however, the city has some growing pains such as traffic and limited space. Thus, the city of Gatlinburg offers many things that a traveler could need and want, provided that he or she is willing to overlook the city’s rapid growth.

“Nashville” by Tiana Clark was published in 2017 and details the experience of a black women through first person during present time and how her life as a black woman relates back strongly to the civil rights movement of the 1960’s. The speaker is a woman who is married to a white man and that is chasing someone who said a racial slur to her on the streets. She talks about how the civil rights movement happened and how it changed but how history repeats itself in a way that racism is still around today. The poem ends with her trying to come with peace with finding out who said the racial slur so she can get over it and move on. Racism has been around a long time. This poem in a deeper sense is about death of innocent people and

Robert Altman’s movie Nashville is based on the political, social, and personal problems that our country has to deal with. These problems are rooted in the battle between the need to create some false image of success and the need for truth which is the struggle that exists in every character of this film (except Jeff Goldbloom). To show this Robert Altman takes us through Nashville’s Country Music using political commentary, music and realistically portrayed dialogue to tell the story.

The city of Nashville was founded by Englishman James Robertson in 1779 . Nashville was originally named Fort Nashborough in honor of General Francis Nash . It was not until 1784 that Nashborough was changed to Nashville . By the 1860s, Nashville continued to show upward growth . Notably, the city showed growth in population, business, industry and education. Nashville also become notorious for expanding country music . On June 28 1962, Davidson county and the city of Nashville voted to unify their government . However, it was not until 1963 that Davidson and Nashville unified . The unification resulted from economic distress in Nashville. After World War II, Nashville residents began to migrate to suburbs in Davidson. Thus, Davidson County

Clarksville Tennessee is a city that is made up of one hundred and forty thousand five hundred and sixty three people. That makes Clarksville the fifth largest city among others in Tennessee, and it is constantly growing (infoplease.com). The diversity amongst the population is recorded at just under sixty seven percent Caucasian, just under twenty three percent African American, and just over two percent Asian. The socioeconomic status of Clarksville’s population is varied through all strata of the spectrum. Of the seventy six thousand five hundred and eighty one Clarksville residents who are over the age of sixteen there are fifty four thousand six hundred and eighty currently in the labor force and twenty one thousand nine hundred and one not currently in the labor force. Clarksville’s population comprises of thirty six thousand nine hundred and eighty seven households whose yearly income can be defined between twenty five thousand and thirty four thousand nine hundred and ninety nine dollars at six thousand three hundred and sixty eight households, fifty thousand to seventy four thousand nine hundred and ninety nine dollars at seven thousand two hundred and eighty four households, and one hundred and fifty to one hundred ninety nine thousand nine hundred and ninety nine dollars at only two hundred and fifty six households. While this data does not cover the entire spectrum, it paints the picture of an economically diverse city. Education level among Clarksville residents

Edward Hull Crump was a colorful, yet assertive individual in early Memphis history. Without any formal education after the age of fourteen he rose to dominate political and social elements in Memphis for over thirty years. E.H. Crump started his rise to power as a reformer before his election as mayor in 1910. As mayor he set several goals for Memphis and all of them came to fruition before he passed away in 1954.

On October 2, 1977 in Memphis, Tennessee, a woman was awakened by two armed men who raped her then stole her television. She identified the men as “Polly’s boy” and “Ollie Mae’s Boy”, she was able to give the full name of one and the address of the other. On October 7th McKinney, along with Michael Yancy were arrested for assault and burglary even though they claimed they spent the day at home drinking. McKinney was convicted in Shelby County Criminal Court on June 22, 1978 after the victim identified him in court as one of her attackers. Lawrence testified on his own behalf and said he was offered a deal of five years when he was arrested for the rape to testify against a co-defendant. But he turned it down "because I didn 't know anything about the crime. He and Yancy were sentenced to 100 years in prison for rape and 10 years for burglary.

They didn't stay in one spot they moved over to the most populated towns, so they could spread the word that Phil Scott is the right choice for Vermont. The day seemed to be going by slow and so to add some fun Phil calls his brother and tells

Just like a Phoenix, Nashville, Tennessee was rising up from the ashes of the war between the states and the Reconstruction Period. Prosperity was in the air and they were leading the New South out and into the next century. The Tennessee Centennial Exposition, held in Nashville, was opened on 1 May 1897, which was eleven months after the original date it was supposed to celebrate. What they were celebrating was Tennessee’s one-hundredth anniversary of statehood. The Tennessee Centennial Exposition showed exhibits on their industry, agriculture, commerce, and transportation of the state and displayed their educational and cultural achievement. They, the Americans, came together despite their differences and made this the largest southern exposition.

Stories of Scottsboro. By James E. Goodman. (New York: Vintage Books. c.1994. pp. 274. $16.00)

My community is in Clinchport, VA. My community needs something in it. I am going to tell you a short story about my idea to help the community. The mayor’s name is Ducky matt. He said he we’ll doing something about the community and I was going to tell him.

He was flying through some sort of a futuristic city. People were bustling about through the roads and in between vehicles. The tall structures above him were unlike anything he had seen before. It was a dream, he was sure of it but it was just so life like. so real.

One bitter, crisp day in Ohio. I was with my grandma, my mom, we all were very hungry that we could eat a horse. We all wanted a hamburger and some french fries for lunch. So we went to the fridge and the freezer so we could go get the squishy red meat and the freezer burn french fries.