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Tennessee subterranean authority member won’t take first Boring Company tunnel ride

States Newsroom · October 27, 2026

A member of the Tennessee board overseeing construction of a Nashville tunnel isn’t worried yet about the potential for sinkholes detailed in a new study, but even he is leery it could be flooded by the Cumberland River. Former state Sen. Bill Ketron of Murfreesboro, a member of the newly-formed Subterranean…

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Tennessee subterranean authority member won’t take first Boring Company tunnel ride

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