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Logan Butts
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Associate Editor, The News Tennessee
Nashville
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Opinion Features.Sports
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By Logan Butts Verified| williamsonscene.com@ The Tennessee Sports Writers Association announced its all-state teams for winter sports this week, which featured several local athletes earning honors in basketball and wrestling. Williamson County TSAW all-state honorees are listed below.
By Logan Butts Verified| Nashville Scene Verified The reports of Ryan Coogler’s demise have been greatly exaggerated. Well, demise may not be the right word for a filmmaker whose last two movies — Marvel ventures Black Panther and Black Panther: Wakanda Forever — grossed more than $2 billion combined and garnered 12 Oscar nominations (four wins). But seeing someone who was billed as “the next Steven Spielberg” following his meteoric rise spend nearly a decade milling about in the notoriously director-unfriendly MCU was a bit disappointing.
By Logan Butts Verified| Nashville Scene Verified The Ballad of Wallis Island screenwriters and co-stars Tom Basden and Tim Key recently embarked on a multi-day tour around Nashville as part of the promotion for their new film, which Scene critic Craig D. Lindsey calls “a quaint, quirky breath of fresh air” in this week's issue. The Ballad of Wallis Island PG-13, 100 minutes Now playing at the BelcourtThe English filmmakers went to a Nashville Predators game, shopped at Carter Vintage Guitars and, of course, took in the sights on Lower Broadway.
Company Info
The News Tennessee
Nashville Post is an online news service dedicated to covering business, politics, and sports in the Nashville metropolitan area. Launched in 2000 by former business reporters from The Tennessean, it provides in-depth articles and analysis on local events and issues. The service is locally owned and has a reputation for breaking significant local stories. In 2001, Nashville Post acquired the monthly magazine *Business Nashville*, which was later renamed *Business Tennessee* to expand its coverage to statewide business news. Although it briefly ceased operations in 2005, it was revived in 2006 under new management, including former journalists and political operatives. The primary offering is digital content, focusing on news articles and features relevant to the Nashville community.
Nashville, Tennessee, United States
+1 615-844-9307
Founded: 2000