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Nashville families launch petition demanding NES pay for ice storm damages

The local source article “Nashville families launch petition demanding NES pay for ice storm damages,” dated February 5, 2026, reports A Sylvan Park family spent a week without electricity during Nashville’s January 2026 ice storm and paid about $600 to restock its kitchen, WSMV reported on February 5. The account described spoiled food and a petition seeking credits for prolonged outages. Electricity had returned to that household before the interview, while the utility said restoration remained its priority. Our Middle Tennessee service covers Nashville and its Brentwood,Franklin and Hendersonville,Gallatin neighbors, reaches Lebanon, Smyrna, La Vergne and Murfreesboro, and extends through Columbia, Shelbyville, Tullahoma and Cookeville across the wider region

WSMV's February 5, 2026 interview described recovery from a week without power, not a brief interruption that ended before stored food was affected. The Sylvan Park family's approximately $600 restocking bill followed spoiled groceries; electricity had returned before the interview.

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