Can the new Corvette save GM?

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Bowling Green, Spring Hill workers build muscle car for new generation

Feb 22nd, 2013 - By BRAD SCHMITT, - The Nashville Ledger

It looks part Ferrari, part Batmobile. But can this superhero save GM?

Auto industry analysts and mainstream media predict the 2014 Corvette Stingray will have all sorts of extraordinary, megastar powers.

One of them could be the power to revive a parent company that, less than four years ago, had the fourth-largest bankruptcy filing in U.S. history.

Kennedy shares book, thoughts about father

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Caroline Kennedy shares her new book, Listening In: The Secret White House Recordings of John F. Kennedy

Oct 18th, 2012 - By BRAD SCHMITT, - The Tennessean

You know that famous shot of President John F. Kennedy’s little girl, Caroline, hiding under his desk in the Oval Office in 1962?

It’s in there.

In fact, JFK refers to his daughter several times throughout a new collection of transcripts from his secret recordings made in the White House. And Caroline Kennedy has served in several roles since her father’s assassination to move forward his agenda.

Church joins search for Bobo

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Nashville church group joins search for Holly Bobo

Sept 23rd, 2012 - By BRAD SCHMITT, - The Tennessean

Several dozen parishioners gathered in pre-dawn darkness in front of their church, awaiting instructions from the pastor, who told them the missing girl’s parents would be there.

“Just so you know, they are convinced that Holly’s still alive,” said Dale Robble, senior pastor at Highland Park Church. “If you meet them, that’s the terminology you should understand.”

Robble and 41 of his Nashville congregation chose to spend what would become a pleasant, sunny Saturday driving two hours to make a macabre search through the woods of West Tennessee for Holly Bobo, the 20-year-old nursing student who disappeared last year.

Children Sing At Schermerhorn

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Children's choirs participate in the performance of Mahler 8

August 23rd, 2012 - By BRAD SCHMITT, - The Tennessean

Oscar Fox had to change up his normal family road trip music this summer.

In the backseat, Oscar might usually listen to pop star Taio Cruz singing “Dynamite” — “I throw my hands up in the air sometimes, singing hey oh, gotta let go...”

But the fourth-grader swapped Taio Cruz for the composer Mahler — “Symphony No. 8,” to be precise — for the ride to Wisconsin. Oscar quietly sang along in Latin and German, trying to learn his parts.

Can the new Corvette save GM?

Kennedy shares book, thoughts about father

Church joins search for Bobo

Children Sing At Schermerhorn

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