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• Longtime Nashville radio personality David Hall dies
  Channel 4's thoughts go out to the fans, co-workers and family of a popular champion of Nashville's independent music scene. David Hall, a longtime disc jockey at Lightning 100, died this weekend. […]
• ‘Hi, I’m George Strait. Welcome to Nashville International Airport.’
  Meanwhile, country artists like George Strait and other names I didn't recognize welcomed me to the airport and told me to go to the information booth if I had questions. […]
• DALPHIS Emerges from Chapter 11 as DALPHIS AMERICA
  MEMPHIS, Tenn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dalphis, a leading American manufacturer of hard window coverings, announced the company has successfully emerged from Chapter 11 and restructured as Dalphis America, LLC. […]
• BioMimetic Therapeutics, Inc. to Highlight Product Development Activities at ORS and AAOS Meetings
  FRANKLIN, Tenn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--BioMimetic Therapeutics, Inc. to Highlight Product Development Activities at ORS and AAOS Meetings and Announces Results of its Augment® Rotator Cuff Graft Clinical Trial […]
• Unum Group Reports Fourth Quarter 2011 Results
  CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Unum reported a net loss of $425.4 million for 4Q11, due largely to charges following its decision to discontinue sales of group long term care and a reserve charge for ind. disability closed block. […]
• Dollywood, Huss Park Attractions and Huss Parts & Service Settle Lawsuit over Timber Tower®
  PIGEON FORGE, Tenn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Dollywood Company, Huss Park Attractions and Huss Parts & Service of Bremen Germany have settled all of their differences in a lawsuit filed by Dollywood over the ride called Timber Tower™ at Dollywood. “We have resolved all of the issues to our mutual satisfaction,” Ken Bell, President of the Dollywood Company s […]
• Bulger's Beat: Nashville behind Super Bowl festivities
  There is no greater music stage than the Super Bowl halftime show. You gotta go big. So, NBC booked Madonna, then called a company in Nashville.   […]