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Nashville labor and delivery nurses walked to work during deadly winter storm

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By Meagan O'Halloran Verified
| WZTV-TV (Nashville, TN) Verified
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — When January's historic winter storm paralyzed Nashville, four labor and delivery nurses found a way to get to work even when roads were closed and travel was dangerous: They walked. Lindsey Greene, Sarah Newkirk, Amy Ichinose and Cathy Hogan, nurses at St. Thomas Ascension Hospital, reported for duty during last month’s deadly winter storm as the city dealt with power outages, icy roads and widespread closures.
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Heart disease kills 1 in 3; Nashville doctor says AI scans can spot risk early

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By Meagan O'Halloran Verified
| WTVC-TV ABC (Chattanooga, TN) Verified
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — February is American Heart Month, and each year the statistics remain the same: one in every three people will die from heart disease. For many, there are no warning signs at all. I know that because it killed my brother — a sudden heart attack. It also took the life of my best friend’s husband. In both cases, the very first symptom was fatal. Both men were young, in their 40s, leaving behind their wives, young children, and families who never saw it coming.
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Former Titans player hosts $50 big-game seats to aid childhood cancer at Neighbors bars

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By Meagan O'Halloran Verified
| WTVC-TV FOX (Chattanooga, TN) Verified
Wed, February 4, 2026 at 8:59 PM Neighbors Bar in Germantown. (Photo: Google Earth) NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — A former Titans player and his wife are using their popular restaurant franchise to give back to a worthy cause this weekend. Zach Piller and his wife, Victoria, own all the Neighbors sports bars and restaurants in town and are using the big game on Sunday as a way to not only host a big party but also raise money for childhood cancer treatment and research.
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