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Isaias downgraded after making landfall in Florida, what Nashville can expect

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By Jennifer Brett Verified, Angele Latham Verified
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Hurricane Isaias made landfall with 105-mph winds at 8:30 p.m. Oct. 9 near Destin, Florida. The storm has since been downgraded but is having impacts in Nashville. "Due to incoming weather from Hurricane Isaias, Making Strides of Nashville on Saturday, October 10, has been canceled for participant safety," an announcement from organizers said regarding a planned event benefiting the American Cancer Society. "Thank you for understanding.
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Tell me a story: Southern Festival of Books features all types of authors

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By Safa Wahidi, Leigh Cuen Verified, Jennifer Brett Verified
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Kathryn Stockett, recently out with "Calamity Club" nearly 17 years after her smash debut “The Help,” will be among the authors appearing at the 38th annual Southern Festival of Books "Nashville has such good energy," Stockett told The Tennessean. "So many creatives come out of Nashville. I grew up riding Tennessee Walkers, so Tennessee holds a very different meaning for me — not as a literary scene, but as somewhere where I rode horses as a girl. I'm excited to get there.
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Tell me a story: Southern Festival of Books features all types of authors

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By Safa Wahidi, Leigh Cuen Verified, Jennifer Brett Verified
| Aol Verified
The literary festival will feature panel sessions, discussions, book signings and readings. Kathryn Stockett, recently out with "Calamity Club" nearly 17 years after her smash debut “The Help,” will be among the authors appearing at the 38th annual . "Nashville has such good energy," Stockett told The Tennessean. "So many creatives come out of Nashville.
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