The Nashville Graphic

Is God Dead? - Horror of the Cross (relevance: 100%, date: Oct 15, 2025)
Last week, we began to look at what Jesus endured before being nailed to the Cross; yes, nailed. We pick up the story by noting that evidence of nailing the feet on either side of the stipes comes from a fortuitous 1968 archeological excavation of a burial cave in Giv'at ha-Mivtar. The discovery yielded the remains of an individual crucified by the Romans, including the right calcaneum (heel bone) through which the crucifixion nail was driven, complete with the nail (still present, piercing the bone) through and through. It is important to note that these were no small nails.

Shipping container ordinance still undefined; town council work session incomplete (relevance: 89.5%, date: Oct 15, 2025)
NASHVILLE- An Oct. 8 morning work session between Nashville town council members and staff, who did a sit-down with Michael Harvey, a consultant from N-Focus, to work on shipping container ordinance details was left incomplete; council members asked Harvey to craft a more detailed description of the containers and also asked Harvey to work with town attorney Francis Rasberry on one section where the two men did not agree.

COMMUNITY CALENDAR (relevance: 77.7%, date: Apr 18, 2006)

Stateline.org (relevance: 55.4%)
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Local woman completes visits to 50 states (relevance: 42.8%, date: Oct 15, 2025)
ROCKY MOUNT - A Nash County 'Travelin' Girl' has completed her master plan of visiting all 50 states, but is far from ready to put up her suitcase and passport. Linda Arnold Taylor, cancer survivor and widow, has her eye now on Niagara Falls from the Canadian side.
"I feel young," Taylor said, whose energetic appearance and manner does not match her calendar age. She credits her late husband, Howard Wilson Taylor, with making her future trips possible, now taken with two daughters instead of Howard.

NC sees first flu death; Nash Health Dept. shares advice (relevance: 36%, date: Oct 15, 2025)
NASHVILLE - The Nash County Health Department is encouraging community members to prepare for flu season, particularly with the announcement that the state's first flu-related death has occurred.
The North Carolina Department of Health and Human services announced Oct. 8 that an adult in the western part of the state died due to complications of flu during the first week of October.

Nashville candidates weigh in on local issues (relevance: 28.8%, date: Oct 15, 2025)
NASHVILLE - Capital expenditures, infrastructure concerns, town growth, and the MSD district were among issues fielded by the three candidates for two seats on the Nashville town council at a Candidates' Forum. The event, sponsored by the Nashville Chamber of Commerce, was held 7 p.m. Tuesday night at council chambers in the Cooley Library. About twenty members of the public attended.
Incumbent council members Larry Taylor and Kate Burns were on the hot seat along with challenger Jeff Dodson, having two minutes to answer a series of questions posed by Scott Hale, Chamber Vice President.

Experts, studies and faith (relevance: 23.1%, date: Oct 15, 2025)
I wish I had kept a running total as to the number of times that local governments we cover hire consultants, at a premium price, to only land in the same place they started.
I'm sure hundreds-of-thousands, maybe millions, have been squandered away for an out-of-town guy with a brief case to walk into a council chambers to drop some opinions and show some data and a power point - and the issue at hand never moves forward.

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