A flattering article in today’s (Jan. 9) New York Times explains why Nashville is the country’s “it” city. It’s the latest love from a national publication, coming on the heels of stories in GQ, Rolling Stone, and other NYT articles showcasing the city’s culinary scene, the hit ABC television show Nashville, and more.
The report highlights the $623 million Music City Center, low unemployment rates, job growth, technology start-ups, and, of course, the music industry.
Nashville’s drawbacks, the article notes, include public education. Keep reading.
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