How this little plow will help Nashville sidewalks rid of the snow

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — The Nashville Downtown Partnership is working to clear the city sidewalks so pedestrians can go about on foot.

Snow removal is the property or business owner's responsibility, not the Nashville Department of Transportation.

However, this entity is trying to step in to help.

"The Nashville Downtown Partnership is working hard to help clear the sidewalks and crosswalks within the Central Business Improvement District and Gulch Business Improvement District," said Alexis Bell, spokesperson for the partnership.

For more information, visit the Nashville Downtown Partnership online.

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GoodMaps app helps blind navigate sites, gets first Tennessee location

With new technology comes new ways to help people. This story shows a great use of AI that is starting to be rolled out in Tennessee. This one can help those who may be blind, deaf or neurodiverse navigate the Tennessee State Library and Archives from an app on their smart phone.

-Lelan Statom