The Tennessean: Second Harvest breaks ground on 200,000-square-foot campus. What it’ll include

The nonprofit food bank has broken ground on its new 23.6-acre campus just south of Nashville International Airport, with work slated to wrap by next fall.

By Austin Hornbostel: After 25 years on a 10-acre property in MetroCenter, Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee is ready to expand. That means it’s about time to move.

The nonprofit food bank broke ground Oct. 27 on its new campus on 23.6 acres just south of Nashville International Airport at 1301 Donelson Pike, kicking off a year of construction on an $89 million, 200,000-square-foot facility…

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