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@HGTudorKTN Just finished “Smeared…” Very good. Although you highly highly highly underestimate Neighbors with a Female Vuln Narc… my entire neighborhood has turned against me with her accusations of being abusive and with my children. I’d put that towards the top of the painful meter

Know the warning signs narcsite.com/2026/05/21/red…

@AllyTaft From Dallas lol

Not impressed with Nashville. Super overrated.

Been a loyal @SouthwestAir flyer for 20 years, RR Visa holder, missed A List for the first time this year. This new airline is a horrid experience. Like WTF are yall thinking. Dumbest business decisions in history of modern commerce.

@Hoganknows @WSMV Then Mississippi would be a utopia

@WSMV Liberals ruin everything

NES pressed over response to historic widespread outages, continued communication issues and more as thousands remain without power wsmv.com/2026/01/29/nes…

@MichaelAlan86 @rigatonimontana @cma1971 @BrentScher @NESpower Exactly. If I’m a lineworker and someone rolled down their window I wouldn’t respond either. The guy probably has no idea how long its going to take.

Unless you’ve tried calling—-wtf. They think they have some sort of moral superiority because they tried calling unsuccessfully. I mean what’s calling going to do? Especially the people calling 911 for non emergency power outages. Go to a shelter. Find a friend that has power. Rent a motel. Buy a generator. Be somewhat useful. Nope…. I’m just going to keep calling. That should work. 🤦🏻‍♂️

Just saw an @NESpower truck in my neighborhood! I pulled up next to him to ask for an update. He looked at me and didn’t roll down his window.

@RSarcoxie @Farris_TN @WKRN @WSMV @NC5 @FOXNashville @NESpower @freddieoconnell Duke energy had 18,000 lineman on readiness level. Based on your logic, Charlotte which is more densely populated than Nashville should have 10’s of thousands higher outages. Instead they have 222 total as of right now.

@Farris_TN @WKRN @WSMV @NC5 @FOXNashville @NESpower @freddieoconnell I hope you guys get it on quick. I have never worked in Tennessee, but storms are the same everywhere. Local customers think their utility is incompetent. NES wants your meter turning as bad as you do.

Help me with the math here y'all, cause it ain't mathing for me... NES says outages affecting 1,000+ customers are the priority. 4 days later, there are still 8+ separate outages over that mark — many with multiple ‘updates’ and no fixes. If prioritization is working, what exactly is improving?

@NESpower how you are defining “largest groups”? If you look at the map you have areas where you’ve broken up neighborhoods into 600 customer clumps but the entire neighborhood represents over 2500. Then you look at a huge geographical region that says 1400. Makes no sense.

Our promise: No one will be forgotten. As we move through another night of restoration, we know it is incredibly difficult to be the home still waiting in the dark. While our crews must prioritize repairs that restore power to the largest groups of customers first, please know that your service is just as important to us. Every outage—no matter how small—is on our map and in our plans. We are working 14–16-hour shifts and will continue rotating crews 24/7 until every single customer is back on. We won’t stop until the job is done.

@NESpower Why is NES doing Disaster Recovery planning during a live event?

Our lineworkers are working around the clock to restore service to those still affected by outages. Please stay alert and stay safe while our crews work as quickly and safely as possible to navigate these final repairs. We truly appreciate your patience during this time.

#NESOutageAlert January 27 7:15 am NES teams worked overnight to make repairs and restore power to 104,000 customers. NES and contracted lineworkers will continue operations in rotations, and they will remain on extended 14–16‑hour shifts to ensure we can continue responding quickly. Right now: • there are about 130,000 customers currently without power • at least 189 broken poles have been reported across our service area We will deploy more than 740 lineworkers across the service area this morning and will add more throughout the day. Vegetation management teams and supplemental contract teams have been deployed to complement our restoration efforts and ensure lineworkers can continue reaching their sites efficiently. NES restores power by tackling areas affecting the largest number of customers first. We understand being without power is difficult, especially when conditions outside are extreme. Regardless of where a customer lives, all of our customer base is important, and our lineworkers are working hard to restore power to every last customer. No one will be forgotten or left behind; however, utility prioritization practices are to restore the greatest number of customers first. We ask that customers ensure their homes are ready to receive power. If weatherheads, power masts, or meter bases are damaged, our lineworkers cannot safely reconnect power. NES maintains and repairs the lines leading to a customer’s home, but homeowners are responsible for the equipment on the house. If home equipment repairs need to be made, we strongly suggest contacting a licensed electrician for those repairs. Along with city officials, NES also continues to ask for the community’s help. If your power is out, do not call 911. We need to keep those lines open for emergencies. But if you see a downed power line, that is an emergency, so that is when it is appropriate to call 911. We ask that everyone stay away from downed power lines, and to always assume they are live and dangerous. How to Stay Updated • If you are without power, please report it by texting OUT to 637797 (NESPWR) from the phone number linked to your account, or by calling (615) 234‑0000. • NES will share restoration information on X (formerly Twitter) and Facebook throughout the event.

@NESpower Businesses, in any industry, have DR plans. Disaster Recovery. Where you plan for worse case scenarios. Clearly NES is doing their DR planning in a live event which is unethical at a minimum.

@cpartystarter @NESpower Shoot it didnt even give me the “If you are still…” just that its restored and get lost. Even though its not restored

@NESpower Is there a reason why we receive a notification our power is restored and it’s not??? We bring our family back to our house after freezing and it’s still off!!! 2 times already!!!! No one answering my call!!! Why send false notifications!!!!!!

Power pole replacement earlier this evening along Brick Church Pike. So far, we have discovered 184 broken poles across our service area.

@djandylex @NESpower This was my first and only.

@walsh0313 @NESpower Have received 5 of those now. Only for there to be ‘new’ (?) outrages mapped in their place?

#NESOutageAlert January 26 8:45pm NES teams continue to work to make repairs and restore power to customers after freezing rain and ice impacted the NES service territory and have restored power to 90,000 customers. NES and contracted lineworkers will continue operations in rotations, and they will remain on extended 14–16‑hour shifts to ensure we can continue responding quickly. NES will deploy more than 740 lineworkers across the service area in the morning and will add more throughout the day. Right now: •there are about 145,000 customers currently without power •at least 177 broken poles have been reported across our service area With the temperatures expected to be in single digits tonight, we encourage customers without power to seek shelter with family and friends who have power or possibly a hotel or city warming center. NES restores power by tackling areas affecting the largest number of customers first. We understand being without power is difficult, especially when conditions outside are extreme. Regardless of where a customer lives, all of our customer base is important, and our lineworkers are working hard to restore power to every last customer. No one will be forgotten or left behind; however, utility prioritization practices are to restore the greatest number of customers first. NES asks that customers ensure their homes are ready to receive power. If weatherheads, power masts, or meter bases are damaged, our lineworkers cannot safely reconnect power. NES maintains and repairs the lines leading to a customer’s home, but homeowners are responsible for the equipment on the house. If home equipment repairs need to be made, we strongly suggest contacting a licensed electrician for those repairs. Along with city officials, NES also continues to ask for the community’s help. If your power is out, do not call 911. We need to keep those lines open for emergencies. But if you see a downed power line, that is an emergency, so that is when it is appropriate to call 911. We ask that everyone stay away from downed power lines, and to always assume they are live and dangerous. How to Stay Updated •If you are without power, please report it by texting OUT to 637797 (NESPWR) from the phone number linked to your account, or by calling (615) 234‑0000. •NES will share restoration information on X (formerly Twitter) and Facebook throughout the event.

@yarbro @NESpower Lies. They sent me a message that power was restored when there isn’t a candle going on the block let alone a light bulb.

Much appreciation for the heroic work being done by @NESpower. They’ve gotten power back to nearly 60,000 of those who lost it, have surged extra linemen into the city, and have their teams working double-shifts to deal with over 100 broken poles and 175,000 still without power.

@NESpower Can you please have the help from power companies up north? Yall clearly have no idea what you’re doing. @ComEd please help Nashville electric they have no idea what they’re doing

@NESpower Yaaay you’re restoring 1000 people every 4 hrs. I’m super excited my house should have power by the 4th of July at this rate

@NESpower Not only my house but not a single light on in the entire neighborhood

@NESpower Why did I receive a message that my house was restored only for it not to be restored.

#NESOutageAlert Jan 26 7pm With the temperature expected to be in single digits tonight, we encourage customers without power to seek shelter with family and friends who have power or possibly a hotel or city warming center. Thank you for your continued patience and support. We will not stop until power is restored for all customers.

@WKRN Did anyone see where the “good guy with a gun” was yesterday? I guess he was out for lunch

MTSU employee fired for remarks after Charlie Kirk's death wkrn.com/news/local-new…

@nicksortor Thought and prayers?

@LTLLADY5180 @DirtyDeep88 @LolRheno @LaurenWitzkeDE There’s an aardvark with a backwards hat living on the dark side of the moon. Change my mind!

@DirtyDeep88 @LolRheno @LaurenWitzkeDE It is the most historically accurate document in history, Change My Mind!

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