Good morning, this is Nashville Local Pulse for Thursday, October ninth. We start today with an exciting headline for TV fans and first responders alike as the much-anticipated “9-1-1: Nashville” premieres tonight at eight on ABC. The cast walked the red carpet just two nights ago at the W Hotel downtown, joined by local celebrities and fans, celebrating a series that shines a light on the real-life heroes of our city. The show is shooting scenes right here in Davidson County and promises to bring a fresh look at the everyday challenges faced by firefighters, EMTs, and dispatchers in Music City.Turning to today’s weather, we are looking at mild autumn temps, clear skies throughout the morning and afternoon, and just a light breeze expected. It’s nearly ideal for all the outdoor events around town. There is a small chance for scattered showers after dusk, so you might want to keep a jacket handy for evening plans. Sunshine returns tomorrow and will carry us into a cooler but pleasant weekend.On the roads, safety is top of mind after a tragic incident near Dr. D.B. Todd Jr. Boulevard and Osage Street. A hit-and-run late Tuesday night left one person dead. Metro Police ask anyone with information to contact them as the investigation continues. Elsewhere, a man wanted for multiple charges was taken into custody Tuesday, and officers remain vigilant with several domestic violence suspects recently added to the city’s most-wanted list. Community safety remains a daily conversation at City Hall, with new traffic enforcement measures under review at key intersections after a rise in recent fatalities.The local job market sees a boost this October as several new shops and restaurants prepare to open in the Gulch and Germantown, adding about sixty new positions across hospitality and retail. If you’re job-hunting, check out postings from several major employers, including Vanderbilt University Medical Center, looking to fill both clinical and behind-the-scenes roles.In real estate, we’re watching median home prices hold just under four hundred fifty thousand dollars, with steady activity in East Nashville and Bellevue. Some new condo developments are set to break ground this month along Charlotte Avenue, which city planners say could bring more affordable options for first-time buyers.The heart of Nashville is, of course, our music and culture. Tonight’s events include songwriter showcases at The Basement and jazz at Rudy’s on Gleaves Street. Country Music Hall of Famer Alan Jackson just announced a farewell tour concert at Bridgestone Arena next month, while Thomas Rhett celebrates a major milestone, his “Die a Happy Man” earning Diamond certification.Our schools have some proud moments as well. Local elementary teams brought home medals from the Science Olympiad grade-level competition yesterday, and sports fans are still buzzing after Hillsboro High’s thrilling overtime win in varsity football last Friday.If you’re looking for family fun, Centennial Park hosts Autumnfest this Saturday, featuring local artists, food trucks, and live music. In Franklin, the Music City Sports Collection and Autograph Show welcomed fans and a few famous faces, including movie star Charlie Sheen, over the weekend. It’s moments like these when neighbors come together that truly showcase our community spirit.Thanks for tuning in and don’t forget to subscribe for your daily pulse on Nashville life. This has been Nashville Local Pulse. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out quietplease dot ai.For more http://www.quietplease.aiGet the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOtaThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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