Dulce Torres Guzman

Dulce Torres Guzman
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Dulce has written for the Nashville Scene and Crucero News. A graduate of Middle Tennessee State University, she received the John Seigenthaler Award for Outstanding Graduate in Print Journalism in 2016. Torres Guzman is a member of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists. She enjoys the outdoors and is passionate about preserving the environment and environmental issues. Reach Dulce at [email protected] Twitter: @dulcet24
Maria Hernandez waits in the hallway of the A.A. Birch Building outside General Sessions Court to find out if she will get financial help to stall her eviction. (Photo: John Partipilo)
COVID-19

Nashville nonprofit works to stave off flood of evictions

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Chattanooga Mayor Andy Berkeleys (Photo: Chattanooga.gov)
COVID-19

Berke tells League of Cities COVID-19 worsens education inequality

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Nashville Farmers Market (Photo: Nashville.gov)
Politics

Metro Council approves $500,000 for Farmers Market

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Uncategorized

Defunct HOA leaves South Nashville neighborhood in quandary with TDOT

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Raul Lopez, founder of Latinos for Tennessee, at the campus of Men of Valor in South Nashville. Lopez serves as executive director for Men of Valor. (Photo: John Partipilo)
Election 2020

Tennessee group advocates for conservative Latino voters

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Jerome Hardaway, U.S. Air Force veteran and founder of Vets Who Code (Photo: Facebook)
Education

Tennessee non-profit teaches veterans to make a living in civilian life

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(Photo: Johner Images/Getty Images)
COVID-19

Vanderbilt seeks Latino families for study on intersection between autism and...

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State Rep. John Ray Clemmons, D-Nashville, Mary Coplen, William Edmonson's grand-niece, and Mayor John Cooper on Nov. 7 unveiling.
Civil Rights

Once almost forgotten, Black artist given historic marker

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Family members of Pervis Payne were in attendance during a meeting led by the Ben F. Jones Chapter of the National Bar Association at the Civil Rights Museum in Memphis, Tennessee on Monday Aug. 31, 2020. The group gathered to ask for DNA testing in the death penalty case of Pervis Payne. Payne is a black man with an intellectual disability who was convicted of killing a white woman and her daughter in Millington, Tennessee. He is scheduled to be executed Dec. 3rd, 2020. His sister Rolanda Holman is at left, his father Elder Carl Payne (center) ( photo by © Karen Pulfer Focht)
Civil Rights

Black caucus files bill on behalf of Pervis Payne

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Election 2020

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