Sunday's debate stories:
Nashville wants to put on best face for debate
Modern. Cosmopolitan. Green.
Nashville?
That's the image city leaders want 3,000 reporters and political leaders to take with them after the Oct. 7 presidential debate at Belmont University. It's a balancing act that Nashville has been practicing for more than a decade: continuing to honor the city's music-industry roots while trying to highlight an increasingly diverse economy and population.
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Ticket search for Belmont debate is exercise in futility
For months, Belmont University has been telling people that there are no tickets available to the Oct. 7 presidential debate.
But that's not going to stop people from trying to find them.
"I'm really hoping to be able to find some," said Heather Norman of Hermitage, who posted a want ad on Craigslist to buy tickets from students who receive them through a school-run lottery.
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(Photo credit: Sanford Myers/The Tennessean)
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