14, the popular East Nashville music venue would be retiring its COVID-19 negative test/proof of vaccination policy.Īn Instagram post states “the ongoing decline of Covid cases in Davidson County” is the reason for the policy change. The 5 Spot announced on social media Thursday that effective Monday, Feb.
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Eatery will celebrate the opening of its new 969 Main St., location by offering free food and non-alcoholic drinks Feb. The project will extend Cleveland Street from Dickerson Pike to Cowan Street and will include an I-24 underpass. Bill Lee’s proposed budget includes $40 million to extend Cleveland Street to the River North site of the incoming Oracle corporate campus, according to AXIOS Nashville. All People Coffee serves coffee and specialty drinks along with a self-pour beer wall with 12 local brews on tap. Owners Michael Combs and Jesse Cartwright say they have no plans to close the business or move.Īll People Coffee, Nashville’s first Black-owned coffee and beverage shop, has opened at 347 Douglas Ave., Ste. You can check out RC Deaf Missions Malaysia here.The owners of East Nashville record store The Groove have ended their bid to buy the shop’s Calvin Avenue property, and more than $25,700 donated to a GoFundMe campaign will be returned to donors, according to the Nashville Scene. We might never understand how it feels to walk in their shoes, or have to experience the normalised disadvantages they have to endure on a daily basis, but the least we can do is to enjoy a lovely meal from their cafe, order their pastries for our next feast or purchase their INSANELY ADORABLE KITTY CAT cushion covers to give your living room a pop of purrfection.Īnd if you’re up for a challenge, why not take up a new language that you can use anywhere in the world. So please support them by purchasing their food and merchandise here on EasyStore. The employees want an earnest living and do not ask for donations. But we have no choice because if we don’t work, there’s no income.”
“We’re struggling and we’re also afraid of this new variant that’s going around. RCDM shares with WORLD OF BUZZ that especially since MCO, they have been struggling to sustain themselves. Unfortunately, many a time, the business does not generate that amount and so Agnes, the founder, uses her savings and income to cover it – just so the employees can continue to have jobs. However, they need RM20,000 a month for salary, rent, and utilities to survive. RCDM created an opportunity for them to make a living for themselves. The business is a social enterprise that supports 9 deaf employees. The best part, they have vegan options for their food and are pork-free.
Hence is why siblings, Agnes and Mario Peter started RC Deaf Missions Malaysia, an organisation aimed to support the deaf community by creating job opportunities. For the longest of time, having disabilities makes it hard for people to find jobs and make an honest livelihood for themselves and their families.
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