Good morning, this is Nashville Local Pulse for Sunday, November 2nd. We wake up to breaking news from city hall where Mayor Freddie O’Connell and Chief William Swann welcomed 52 new firefighters at a ceremony in Madison, marking one of the largest groups joining the Nashville Fire Department in recent years. They completed over a thousand hours of rigorous training, some doubling as Metro Police Officers now certified as EMTs, which adds real strength to our emergency services across Davidson County. Special honors went out to graduates including Isaiah Kiefer, Detective Gary Anderson, Robert Bowman Jr., and Ardonus Scruggs, each recognized for outstanding achievements. Now, if you head outside this morning, expect chilly rain lingering through midday with temperatures barely climbing above the mid-40s. Rain could cause some slick spots on I-40 and around the Gulch, so if you have plans around town or tickets to Blackstone Brewing’s fall market, pack the umbrella. Skies clear a bit by late afternoon, but a brisk wind will stick around. The week ahead stays cool, so keep your jackets handy for the start of the school and workweek.Turning to community developments, Nashville SC brought GEODIS Park alive last night, clinching a tense 2-1 win over Inter Miami in the MLS Cup Playoffs. Sam Surridge and defender Josh Bauer gave the Boys in Gold the edge with first-half goals, holding superstar Lionel Messi to just one late strike. The series is now tied, forcing a winner-take-all match next Saturday in Miami. That victory set a new single-season club record for goals and gives fans big hope for a semifinal run.In other sports, our Nashville Predators continue their home stand at Bridgestone Arena. After topping the Calgary Flames this weekend, they prepare to face the Vancouver Canucks tonight. The momentum is strong—Michael Bunting led the Preds with two goals and local favorite Juuse Saros made critical saves to keep Nashville in playoff shape.In real estate, RE/MAX reports nearly 800 new listings this week and the median price for a three-bedroom home has ticked up just a bit, hovering near four hundred fifty thousand dollars. The job market feels that energy too, as The Tennessean spotlights several hiring events citywide, especially near Riverfront Park and around the new Amazon hub in Antioch. Hospitality and tech positions outnumber others, showing Nashville’s diverse growth continues.Music lovers will be glad to hear the Ernest Tubb Record Shop is officially back at Lower Broadway, reviving a beloved local landmark for live shows and rare finds. For personal interest, Stones River Manor is buzzing about Tennie Fitzpatrick, the blind neighbor whose extraordinary musical talent inspires everyone—she plays seven instruments and brings daily comfort through her gift.For schools, shoutout to East Nashville Magnet for their football win over Hunters Lane Friday night—junior quarterback Mason White threw for two touchdowns in a game that ended 24 to 17. And Nashville School of the Arts has students showcasing new works at the Frist Art Museum starting tomorrow.Regarding crime and safety, Metro Police are investigating a burglary reported on 21st Avenue near Hillsboro, with quick response leading to one arrest and recovery of stolen property. No major injuries were reported. Overall, the weekend was calm, but officials remind us to stay alert coming into the early sunset hours this season.As the week gets started, don’t miss community events like tomorrow’s Edgehill Farmer’s Market, and the opening of seasonal skating at Riverfront Park. This has been Nashville Local Pulse. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates. Thank you for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe. 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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