Morning Links: 23 October 2008

Former state commissioner named to Medco board, regional bank CEO says Nashville is strong, Tractor Supply's recession-proof customer, and more...

By Geert De Lombaerde — 10-23-2008 7:49 AM

Former Gaylord execs' media startup targets outdoorsy folk

Online presence is robust, team's pedigree strong -- but one observer wonders whether this dog will hunt

By Milt Capps — 03-06-2007 1:06 PM

CMT setting up operations center near airport

Music channel is latest lease in Commerce Center East, along with for-profit educator The Art Institute

By Richard Lawson — 08-11-2006 6:16 AM

PERMIT PATROL

Who’s building what

By Richard Lawson — 02-06-2006 9:00 AM

Miss America pageant to leave Atlantic City for Nashville?

By David A. Fox — 08-25-2005 3:54 PM

Ex-Gaylord exec invests in Sports Nashville

By Alexei Smirnov — 02-03-2005 2:54 PM

DirecTV to carry GAC's Opry broadcasts

By Drew Ruble — 08-25-2004 2:53 PM

GEC to lose CMT Flameworthy awards to another local venue

Already operating in the red and now facing cutbacks from Metro Government, the Gaylord Entertainment Center recently had to turn away from its door a top grossing event, the annual CMT “Flameworthy” music

By Drew Ruble — 03-10-2004 12:00 AM

Gibson Guitar names Cherry general counsel

Gibson Guitar Corp. has named veteran music industry attorney Joel A. Cherry to be its general counsel. The Pennsylvania native was an entertainment lawyer from 1979 to 1992 with Atlanta-based Katz &

By David A. Fox — 02-06-2004 12:00 AM

New country label to start with Chely Wright single

A new, independent Nashville music label, Vivaton Records, is emerging during a period when major labels are suffering a downward slide. Former Little Texas member Jeff Huskins, the company’s president

By Leland Kass — 02-02-2004 12:00 AM