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Nashville, TN · covers Nashville and Davidson County · nonprofit newsroom (a revived historic name) · est. 2024 · American Journalism Project
The Nashville Banner is a locally owned, community-supported civic news organization. We exist to empower the people of Nashville to make informed decisions by providing non-partisan journalism from an independent, nonprofit newsroom. We are digital-first, with no paywall for our stories because we believe everyone should have access to news.
We’re the new Nashville Banner. We’re a deliberately different newsroom: Nonprofit, non-partisan, and frankly, not interested in clickbait. Our promise to you is to break news but never rush the story. We’re committed to giving you more than surface-level information: we’ll give you clarity and context through our deeply reported journalism. We’ll talk with you – not at you – and listen to the people who are most affected by every story.
We’re on a mission to tell you something you didn’t already know, and to help you understand what’s at stake for the present and future of our ever-changing city. We’ll deliver news you can use that inspires you, and our neighbors, to act with agency.
Steve Cavendish | President & Editor, Nashville Public Media
Bruce Dobie | CEO, Power Poll
Beth Fortune | Community Volunteer
Tené Franklin | Principal, Hamilton Franklin Strategies
Michael Whitley (Chair) | International Planning Editor, The New York Times
Samar Ali | Co-Chair, Vanderbilt Project on Unity & American Democracy; CEO, Millions of Conversations
Jeff Haynes | Managing Partner, Boyle Investment
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