Money in Nashville news on Wednesday, October 14, 2026
In Money in Nashville on Wednesday, October 14, 2026: Nashville money: grants, bar bailout ask, property tax vote. Also: A Nashville Banner poll finds cost of living is a top worry for local voters this cycle; Nashville launched a legacy business grant program to help small businesses stay open.
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- A Nashville Banner poll finds cost of living is a top worry for local voters this cycle.Nashville Banner
- Nashville launched a legacy business grant program to help small businesses stay open.News Channel 5 Nashville
- Marketplace asks whether the housing market downturn will spread to the broader U.S. economy.Marketplace.org
- Tennessee gas prices held steady this week, according to WBBJ-TV.WBBJ-TV
- Downtown Nashville bar owners want a bailout from the new tourism board; Haslam raised concerns.Tennessee Lookout
- Finance & Commerce says it is a good time to buy a home, but only if you can handle a 7% rate.Finance & Commerce
- Tennessee voters will decide whether to ban the state from imposing a state property tax.WKRN News 2
- Livano's Oakmont Townhomes broke ground in Bellevue, Nashville, per Hoodline.Hoodline
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