In August of 2019 the community opened a new, state-of-the-art music center in Nashville.  It is a $12 million building that has already had a significant impact (increase) on overnights, restaurants and local businesses including artists. A local group of artists has partnered with the music center to open a gallery on-site in the music center's lobby.  It is called Gallery 200 and the music center does not charge any fee or take any percentage (commission) from gallery sales.  The first exhibit was all Brown County artists showing a variety of art pieces. Local AirBNB rentals have also increased along with tourist home rentals.

This past year over 1/2 of the downtown Nashville's business properties went up for auction as a result of the estate being settled of local business and community leader, Andy Rogers.  All but one of the properties were purchased by local individuals with plans to rehab and reopen many of the closed business as well as continue with rental agreements for existing shop owners, many who are locals.