Veronica Foster 1/14/26 Veronica Foster 1/14/26

Sometimes Disorder is Order

Joe Mayes 12/23/25 Joe Mayes 12/23/25

Chestnut Hill’s New Mural and Circle

Eric Hoke 12/15/25 Eric Hoke 12/15/25

Continuing the Vision

Eric Hoke 12/9/25 Eric Hoke 12/9/25

Testing Safer Streets in South Inglewood

Nia Smith 12/8/25 Nia Smith 12/8/25

Hoops, Looby, Youths

Taylan Tekeli 12/8/25 Taylan Tekeli 12/8/25

Historical Stop on A Greenway

Taylan Tekeli 12/8/25 Taylan Tekeli 12/8/25

North Nashville Neighborways

Eric Hoke 11/30/25 Eric Hoke 11/30/25

How Nashville can stay livable by expanding housing options

Eric Hoke 11/10/25 Eric Hoke 11/10/25

Vendor Stall For a New Market Street

Eric Hoke 11/6/25 Eric Hoke 11/6/25

Painting a Safer Street

Chase Wilson 10/6/25 Chase Wilson 10/6/25

Looby Center Revitalization

Veronica Foster 9/29/25 Veronica Foster 9/29/25

Functional Art in Historic Germantown

Veronica Foster 9/16/25 Veronica Foster 9/16/25

Stop Waiting for Permanent Change

Veronica Foster 9/16/25 Veronica Foster 9/16/25

Excluding Some Excludes All

Eric Hoke 9/11/25 Eric Hoke 9/11/25

Building Safer Streets: A Temporary Bus Stop on Antioch Pike

Eric Hoke 8/29/25 Eric Hoke 8/29/25

Building Belonging: Youth-Driven Designs for Bordeaux

Eric Hoke 8/28/25 Eric Hoke 8/28/25

Reimagining the Clarksville Pike Bridge

Eric Hoke 8/18/25 Eric Hoke 8/18/25

Transforming Antioch Pike: A Collaborative Vision for a Healthier, Safer Corridor

Veronica Foster 7/31/25 Veronica Foster 7/31/25

Reintroducing Everyone’s Neighborhood

Community members widely oppose a 6-lane East Bank Blvd, calling for a 4-lane alternative, and with construction already underway nearby, it is urgent to expand public dialogue and consider solutions like the proposed East Bank Promenade before it’s too late.

Veronica Foster 7/30/25 Veronica Foster 7/30/25

Green and Complete Streets: Planning Our Roads to Imporve Nashville’s Water Quality

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