Old Hickory
Coverage of Old Hickory in the Nexus archive.
- Old Hickory’s Nash Dogs vandalized after fire
Nash Dogs café in Old Hickory was vandalized less than a week after a devastating fire. The incident highlights repeated damage to the establishment.
- Old Hickory's Nash Dogs recovery efforts begin after kitchen fire
The owner of Nash Dogs discovered a fire at their Old Hickory location, causing damage that prevents reopening. The fire occurred Saturday night, impacting the business's operations.
- Nash Dogs fire: Old Hickory hot dog spot temporarily closes after weekend blaze
Nash Dogs in Old Hickory temporarily closed after a fire over the weekend. The community, including Hamby’s Market, is supporting owner Michael Spencer through a GoFundMe campaign to rebuild, which has raised nearly $10,000.
- Nashdogs in Old Hickory catches fire, owner vows to rebuild
Nashdogs, a family-owned business in Old Hickory, sustained significant fire damage, with the cause under investigation. Owner Michael Spencer plans to rebuild, citing community support and a GoFundMe campaign to cover expenses.
- Fire damages beloved Nashville-area café
A popular family-owned café in Old Hickory sustained serious damage after a fire broke out late Saturday evening. The incident occurred in the Nashville-area location, which is described as a beloved business.
- Major water main break leaves several neighborhoods without water in Nashville
A major water main break in Nashville caused water outages in Old Hickory and Hermitage neighborhoods. Metro Water Services reported a 12-inch main rupture under Barnwell Court, leading to valve closures and reduced pressure. Repairs were completed by 5 a.m., but water restoration timelines remain uncertain as of Tuesday morning.
- Multiple water main breaks leave several neighborhoods without water in Nashville
Multiple water main breaks in Nashville's Old Hickory and Hermitage communities caused water outages for over 12 hours. Councilwoman Erin Evans reported a depleted water tank in Roxborough, with repair crews working through the night. As of Tuesday morning, some neighborhoods still lacked water pressure despite fixes to one main break.
- 2 displaced, dog killed in Old Hickory house fire
A house fire in Old Hickory resulted in two people being displaced and the death of a dog. Firefighters responded to the 1200 block of Berry Street around 10:20 p.m.
- Old Hickory man killed in single-vehicle crash identified
A 32-year-old man from Old Hickory was killed in a single-vehicle crash when his car left the roadway, struck a tree, and he later died at a medical center. The crash remains under investigation with no evidence of impairment found at the scene.
- Antioch family’s Father’s Day trip turns dangerous after water bottle crashes through windshield
An Antioch family's Father’s Day trip turned dangerous when a water bottle crashed through their car windshield, injuring the husband. The incident occurred on Pettus Road, and a neighbor reported seeing someone throw the bottle as a prank. The couple expressed gratitude that no serious harm occurred.
- $15K reward offered in Old Hickory murder investigation
The Wilson County Sheriff’s Office is offering a $15,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and prosecution of Margarita Castro’s murderer. Castro was killed on Jan. 12 on Rehnea Drive in Old Hickory, and officials have linked a possible vehicle to the case.