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Had some errands in Alabama to help the family with, and the snow followed me down here… A rare dry snow for Alabama, now if I can just find a safe way off this mountain 😬
January 31, 2026 at 4:13 PM
Had some errands in Alabama to help the family with, and the snow followed me down here… A rare dry snow for Alabama, now if I can just find a safe way off this mountain 😬
Power just went out in Hermitage 😬😬😬
January 27, 2026 at 3:42 PM
Power just went out in Hermitage 😬😬😬
It’s actually really pretty (if it wasn’t trying to knock my power out).
January 26, 2026 at 2:16 PM
It’s actually really pretty (if it wasn’t trying to knock my power out).
It’s getting rough out there. Multiple trees down in the apartment complex, power is still on but flickering. Stay safe out there!
January 25, 2026 at 1:28 PM
It’s getting rough out there. Multiple trees down in the apartment complex, power is still on but flickering. Stay safe out there!
I know @nashseverewx.com says there’s still uncertainty with this, but the internet has already got my hopes high for this one.
Anything less than a blizzard, and I’m going to be disappointed 😂
Anything less than a blizzard, and I’m going to be disappointed 😂
Increasing Odds For An Impactful Winter Storm This Weekend.
Latest info in the new blog here buff.ly/1TNPlPJ
Latest info in the new blog here buff.ly/1TNPlPJ
Increasing Odds For An Impactful Winter Storm This Weekend
What We Know: Confidence is increasing that we see impactful winter weather this weekend Models have been quite consistent on thinking that we could see impressive snow totals Travel will likely be…
nashvillesevereweather.com
January 20, 2026 at 6:30 PM
I know @nashseverewx.com says there’s still uncertainty with this, but the internet has already got my hopes high for this one.
Anything less than a blizzard, and I’m going to be disappointed 😂
Anything less than a blizzard, and I’m going to be disappointed 😂
Decent chance of seeing northern lights tonight if you can brave the cold.
January 19, 2026 at 7:30 PM
Decent chance of seeing northern lights tonight if you can brave the cold.
The content we need!
Trust us. You’ll be happy when you see “Music City Plow” and “Snowella” out on your street. The fleet has a different look this year thanks to the genius of 6th graders Carter Hammonds, Serayah Louis, La’Maya Holland, and their @metroschools.bsky.social classmates.
January 16, 2026 at 9:48 PM
The content we need!
Forever grateful that wordle doesn’t count misspelled words as a guess
January 15, 2026 at 1:56 PM
Forever grateful that wordle doesn’t count misspelled words as a guess
This flu season is giving pandemic vibes…
December 30, 2025 at 6:00 PM
This flu season is giving pandemic vibes…
I’m going to bed, maybe there will be a vote by the time I wake up.
December 17, 2025 at 2:57 AM
I’m going to bed, maybe there will be a vote by the time I wake up.
He’s not wrong… We are taking products off the table with height restrictions, not sure if it’s obtainable housing being taken off the table though.
December 17, 2025 at 1:30 AM
He’s not wrong… We are taking products off the table with height restrictions, not sure if it’s obtainable housing being taken off the table though.
Seems like an exciting job opportunity! Should I apply?? 😂
December 17, 2025 at 12:57 AM
Seems like an exciting job opportunity! Should I apply?? 😂
I accidentally stole a car from Beaman Toyota back during Covid.
Doublecheck the VIN on the paperwork and the car, don’t trust the car dealership to write down the correct numbers.
Doublecheck the VIN on the paperwork and the car, don’t trust the car dealership to write down the correct numbers.
"Lee Beaman is an unacceptable candidate for the TVA Board of Directors, and we’re hopeful that his removal from the agenda today is a sign that the committee is taking a closer look and will ultimately halt his confirmation process," said Appalachian Voices in a statement.
Beaman’s TVA confirmation vote postponed in Senate panel • Tennessee Lookout
A Senate committee has postponed a vote on GOP-megadonor Lee Beaman's appointment to the Tennessee Valley Authority board.
tennesseelookout.com
December 12, 2025 at 3:47 PM
I accidentally stole a car from Beaman Toyota back during Covid.
Doublecheck the VIN on the paperwork and the car, don’t trust the car dealership to write down the correct numbers.
Doublecheck the VIN on the paperwork and the car, don’t trust the car dealership to write down the correct numbers.
Sometimes I get imposter syndrome
Sometimes I receive emails from people managing multi-million dollar projects and suddenly the imposter syndrome goes away
If they can be so wrong and still so confident, then so can I!
Sometimes I receive emails from people managing multi-million dollar projects and suddenly the imposter syndrome goes away
If they can be so wrong and still so confident, then so can I!
December 9, 2025 at 10:50 PM
Sometimes I get imposter syndrome
Sometimes I receive emails from people managing multi-million dollar projects and suddenly the imposter syndrome goes away
If they can be so wrong and still so confident, then so can I!
Sometimes I receive emails from people managing multi-million dollar projects and suddenly the imposter syndrome goes away
If they can be so wrong and still so confident, then so can I!
There’s a house in Fort Payne, AL where multiple trucks have crashed. The owner (Joe) built a substantial wall to protect his house/property. Locals affectionately refer to Joe’s house/wall as Joe’s Truck Stop.
Unfortunately, it didn’t help and the state decided it was cheaper to buy his house.
Unfortunately, it didn’t help and the state decided it was cheaper to buy his house.
I'm cool with that one person being involved.
When I was at TDOT we had a street safety project in Chattanooga where a guy's house had been run into multiple times.
He'd spent $10k on boulders & had to get a State Senator involved before they put a steel guardrail in front of his home.
When I was at TDOT we had a street safety project in Chattanooga where a guy's house had been run into multiple times.
He'd spent $10k on boulders & had to get a State Senator involved before they put a steel guardrail in front of his home.
December 5, 2025 at 7:48 PM
There’s a house in Fort Payne, AL where multiple trucks have crashed. The owner (Joe) built a substantial wall to protect his house/property. Locals affectionately refer to Joe’s house/wall as Joe’s Truck Stop.
Unfortunately, it didn’t help and the state decided it was cheaper to buy his house.
Unfortunately, it didn’t help and the state decided it was cheaper to buy his house.
Reposted
Whatever you call them - detached unit, DADU, carriage house, back house, mother-in-law suite - we - the Metro Council - just made them legal over one of the physically largest urban areas in the lower 48.
It wasn’t easy, it wasn’t always fun, and we have more to go.
But we’re doing it.
It wasn’t easy, it wasn’t always fun, and we have more to go.
But we’re doing it.
December 5, 2025 at 4:35 AM
Whatever you call them - detached unit, DADU, carriage house, back house, mother-in-law suite - we - the Metro Council - just made them legal over one of the physically largest urban areas in the lower 48.
It wasn’t easy, it wasn’t always fun, and we have more to go.
But we’re doing it.
It wasn’t easy, it wasn’t always fun, and we have more to go.
But we’re doing it.
We’re aware that a map is just going to shade the entire transect, right? It’s not going to highlight individual properties…
December 5, 2025 at 2:44 AM
We’re aware that a map is just going to shade the entire transect, right? It’s not going to highlight individual properties…
A regulatory issue in metro that makes fewer accessible townhomes is every SP that requires an 18” raised foundation guarantees the townhouse will have steps to the front door or in the garage.
How to kill accessible buildings while trying to make more buildings accessible.
November 17, 2025 at 1:24 PM
A regulatory issue in metro that makes fewer accessible townhomes is every SP that requires an 18” raised foundation guarantees the townhouse will have steps to the front door or in the garage.
The views from my apartment in Hermitage over the years!
Don’t recommend photographing tornadoes when their moving in you general direction though…
Don’t recommend photographing tornadoes when their moving in you general direction though…
November 12, 2025 at 1:09 PM
The views from my apartment in Hermitage over the years!
Don’t recommend photographing tornadoes when their moving in you general direction though…
Don’t recommend photographing tornadoes when their moving in you general direction though…
No one is allowed to talk politics, housing or traffic while there’s an aurora occurring.
Sorry, that’s just the rules.
Sorry, that’s just the rules.
November 12, 2025 at 3:52 AM
No one is allowed to talk politics, housing or traffic while there’s an aurora occurring.
Sorry, that’s just the rules.
Sorry, that’s just the rules.
There are Tennessee Coneflower seeds and Milkweed seeds at the Hermitage Library coneflower bed. This is the time of year native seeds need to be planted!
November 9, 2025 at 6:01 PM
There are Tennessee Coneflower seeds and Milkweed seeds at the Hermitage Library coneflower bed. This is the time of year native seeds need to be planted!
Some really interesting (and somewhat economically feasible) pre-cast litter and trash devices coming out now for in-line storm sewer designs.
November 4, 2025 at 7:41 PM
Some really interesting (and somewhat economically feasible) pre-cast litter and trash devices coming out now for in-line storm sewer designs.
“Since 1970, the metros where housing stock grew the least relative to population growth — think LA, San Francisco, San Diego or Seattle — saw some of the fastest home price growth. While metros that built enough housing…, saw home prices rise much less rapidly, even as their populations soared.”
We could never say with too much confidence if we’d really paid more for our homes than our grandparents had, after inflation, or which cities had the hottest housing markets in the past century.
The Department of Data might have the answer. https://wapo.st/4nAYy4N
The Department of Data might have the answer. https://wapo.st/4nAYy4N
November 1, 2025 at 9:56 AM
“Since 1970, the metros where housing stock grew the least relative to population growth — think LA, San Francisco, San Diego or Seattle — saw some of the fastest home price growth. While metros that built enough housing…, saw home prices rise much less rapidly, even as their populations soared.”
Did my part for renters tonight at the Housing & Infrastructure meeting in Hermitage. For some reason, my opinion wasn’t very popular 😂
October 31, 2025 at 2:16 AM
Did my part for renters tonight at the Housing & Infrastructure meeting in Hermitage. For some reason, my opinion wasn’t very popular 😂
Yellowhammer carrying an article even mildly critical of Trump’s tariffs is surprising! Sounds like US forestry is taking a hit/having trouble navigating the tariffs: yellowhammernews.com/ledbetter-so...
Ledbetter, Southeastern House Speakers join forces to request 'urgent relief' for U.S. forestry industry
Speaker Ledbetter joined four other Southeastern House Speakers in a push for federal action to stabilize the U.S. forestry market.
yellowhammernews.com
October 20, 2025 at 8:58 PM
Yellowhammer carrying an article even mildly critical of Trump’s tariffs is surprising! Sounds like US forestry is taking a hit/having trouble navigating the tariffs: yellowhammernews.com/ledbetter-so...