Hermitage
Coverage of Hermitage in the Nexus archive.
- Hermitage crash leaves one person dead
A multi-vehicle crash occurred on Interstate 40's eastbound lanes early Monday morning. The incident resulted in one person's death and necessitated the closure of the east lanes.
- Metro Nashville police investigate robbery-related shooting
The Metro Nashville Police Department is investigating a shooting incident that took place in Hermitage. This investigation is focused on an event determined to be related to a robbery.
- Traffic changes already underway ahead of In-N-Out, Wawa arrival in Hermitage
Hermitage in Middle Tennessee is preparing for new businesses like In-N-Out and Wawa, though some residents have concerns about potential traffic increases from their popularity.
- Man surrenders to police after fatal shooting at Hermitage apartment complex
A man surrendered to police after a fatal shooting at a Hermitage apartment complex. Austin Arrieta, 20, was arrested and charged with criminal homicide for shooting 23-year-old Luis Hernandez during a fight. The incident occurred at City Side Flats on Lebanon Pike in Nashville.
- Investigation underway after man killed in shooting at Nashville apartment
A fatal shooting occurred at an apartment complex in Hermitage, Tennessee, early Saturday morning, resulting in the death of a male victim at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. Metro Nashville Police Department is investigating the incident and has reported having 'strong leads' in the case.
- ‘Rick the Elevator Guy’: The TriStar volunteer who lost his voice but never stopped helping others
Rick Hunt, known as 'Rick the Elevator Guy' at TriStar Summit Medical Center, volunteers at the hospital after losing his voice to cancer surgery in 2010. He continues to support patients and visitors through non-verbal kindness and compassion.
- Road closed after culvert collapse in Hermitage
A culvert collapse in Hermitage caused by recent storms and flooding has led to the closure of a portion of Baton Rouge Drive. Metro Water Service officials stated engineers are designing repairs, but no timeline has been announced. Residents expressed concerns about recurring infrastructure failures despite previous repairs.
- Silver Alert: Woman reported missing out of Davidson County
A Silver Alert has been issued for Lakesha Gunn, a 51-year-old woman from Davidson County, who was last seen in Hermitage on July 9 near Dodson Chapel Road. Authorities report she has a medical condition that may hinder her ability to return home safely, prompting a public request for information.
- Silver Alert posted for missing woman out of Davidson County
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has issued a second Silver Alert for a missing woman from Davidson County, who was last seen in Hermitage over a week ago.
- Beloved Nashville church site reduced to rubble in 2020 tornado could see new life under councilman’s new proposal
Metro Councilman Jordan Huffman proposed redeveloping the site of Dodson Chapel United Methodist Church, destroyed in a March 2020 tornado, into a landscaped memorial with the church’s original bell. The proposal includes a berm with native plants, a memorial, and protections against mining, to be reviewed by the Metro Planning Commission on August 20.
- Metro Codes: Alleged 'fight club’ at Hermitage home was illegal use of property
Metro Codes issued a stop work order and notice of violation at a Hermitage home following reports of an alleged backyard fight club. The incident is described as an illegal use of the property.
- Nashville police drone catches robbery suspect with boxcutter in the act in Hermitage
Nashville police used a drone to catch a robbery suspect wielding a boxcutter in Hermitage. The incident was recorded by the drone during the act.
- Nashville woman scammed out of more than $1.2K by fake sheriff’s deputy
A woman from Hermitage, Tennessee, was scammed out of over $1,200 by a scammer impersonating a Davidson County Sheriff’s Office deputy. The incident occurred in June, and the victim reported the fraudulent activity to authorities.
- Major water main break leaves several neighborhoods without water in Nashville
A major water main break in Nashville caused water outages in Old Hickory and Hermitage neighborhoods. Metro Water Services reported a 12-inch main rupture under Barnwell Court, leading to valve closures and reduced pressure. Repairs were completed by 5 a.m., but water restoration timelines remain uncertain as of Tuesday morning.
- Multiple water main breaks leave several neighborhoods without water in Nashville
Multiple water main breaks in Nashville's Old Hickory and Hermitage communities caused water outages for over 12 hours. Councilwoman Erin Evans reported a depleted water tank in Roxborough, with repair crews working through the night. As of Tuesday morning, some neighborhoods still lacked water pressure despite fixes to one main break.
- Alleged backyard fight club in Hermitage shut down
The Metro Nashville Codes Department shut down an alleged backyard fight club in Hermitage after months of complaints about illegal fights.
- Suspect arrested after man shot in rear end at Nashville car wash, police say
A suspect was arrested after allegedly shooting a man at a car wash in Hermitage, Tennessee. The victim was injured in the right glute and transported for emergency surgery. The suspect, identified as Joshua Ross, faces charges of attempted criminal homicide and employing a firearm during a dangerous felony.
- Firefighter hospitalized after battling duplex fire in Hermitage
A firefighter was hospitalized after battling a fire at a duplex in Hermitage, displacing a Nashville resident. The Nashville Fire Department and Red Cross responded to the incident, with the cause of the fire under investigation.
- Tornado survivor lost $300,000 after attorney missed deadlines, now he can't find help
Lamont Bell, a tornado survivor, claims attorney Robert Turner missed court deadlines, leading to a dismissed case and $300,000 in legal fees. Turner's license was suspended, but Bell cannot find a local lawyer to help recover the funds.
- June 15: Marsha Blackburn on Data Center Near Nashville Zoo; New Christa Pike Execution Challenge
Marsha Blackburn criticized the proposed location of a DC Blox data center near the Nashville Zoo, citing public opposition and calling for reconsideration. Christa Pike's attorneys challenged Tennessee's ability to execute her constitutionally, citing medical complexities and referencing a prior lethal injection failure. A cultural event celebrated immigrant communities in Nashville, and The Hermitage launched a new tour highlighting enslaved people's history.
- Tale of two Jacksons' commitment to working class
The article discusses the Democratic Party's historical connection to Andrew Jackson, emphasizing his focus on working-class advocacy despite his problematic legacy, and contrasts it with Jesse Jackson's Rainbow Coalition aimed at uniting workers across racial lines. The author argues that both Jacksons' commitment to challenging financial powers and supporting working people remains central to the party's identity.
- Automating Hermitage to see how transactions differ in MySQL and MariaDB
The article discusses automating Hermitage to compare transactions in MySQL and MariaDB. It was resubmitted after a paywall expired. The post has 4 points and 0 comments.
- Automating Hermitage to see how transactions differ in MySQL and MariaDB
The article discusses automating the Hermitage project to compare transaction handling differences between MySQL and MariaDB. It highlights the use of automation in analyzing database transaction behaviors.