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Magic Nashville: Top Trends Before They Hit Stores!
SUMMARY: Magic Nashville is a fashion conference showcasing upcoming trends in apparel, accessories, footwear, home gifts, and beauty, tailored for Midwest and Southern retail stores. Launched in 2022, this fourth iteration emphasizes easy shopping and community engagement. Key trends include Boho and Western styles, with a focus on comfortable denim, embroidered pieces, and flowy designs. Local brands like Hul Hoops and Nash Grey highlight Nashville’s fashion scene. With a 90-year history, Magic has evolved from a men’s show in California to include women’s fashion in Nashville. The event fosters collaboration and innovation among retailers, enhancing the shopping experience.

MAGIC Nashville is a young contemporary fashion trade show that brings together brands, retailers, and industry professionals in Nashville. It showcases a wide range of apparel, footwear, and accessories, including both established and emerging brands, new product launches, and a preview of holiday collections. Laura got a sneak peek of items you’ll soon see on store shelves.
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‘All about teaching people to be safe’: TWRA, TN State Parks offering basic kayaking courses
SUMMARY: Tennessee residents are being encouraged to safely engage in kayaking through beginner classes offered by the American Canoe Association, in partnership with the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency and Tennessee State Parks. The classes, including a “Kayaking 101” session at Long Hunter State Park on May 17, coincide with National Safe Boating Week. The focus is on safety, with certified instructors volunteering to teach. While all classes in Middle Tennessee are sold out, East Tennessee still has openings. Online resources and private instructors are also available to those interested in kayaking.
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Father of 17-year-old boy left paralyzed after being shot by his own cousin speaks on tragedy
SUMMARY: A Memphis father is pleading for help after his 17-year-old son, Jamon Washington, was shot six times in the back by his cousin in February, leaving him paralyzed with incomplete quadriplegia. Jamon has been at Regional One Medical Center for over three months, undergoing multiple surgeries and facing complications. Once a high school senior about to graduate and pursuing real estate, Jamon now cannot speak or feed himself and has minimal motor function. His father, James Washington, moved from Florida to care for him and is struggling financially. A GoFundMe has been created to assist with mounting medical bills.

James Washington said his son, Jameion, should be preparing for his high school graduation next week. Instead, he’s in a hospital bed, paralyzed after being shot six times time by his step-cousin, according to the father. The 17-year-old has had multiple surgeries and setbacks, and James Washington said the bills have been piling up.
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As ‘Sinners’ soundtrack puts spotlight on roots music, a grassroots movement is also having its moment
SUMMARY: Rhiannon Giddens is leading a movement to reclaim the Black roots of folk and country music. Through her Biscuits & Banjos festival in Durham, North Carolina, Giddens brings together Black scholars and musicians to honor and revive Black banjo playing. The festival, designed as a grassroots celebration, aims to create spaces for Black artists to share their work outside the traditional music industry, focusing on community and cultural preservation. Giddens reflects on her role in this movement, alongside peers like Kaia Kater and Brandi Waller-Pace, celebrating the history and influence of Black musicians in the genre.
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