Mostly Sunny & Highs In The 60s!
Mostly Sunny & Highs In The 60s! – Your Tennessee Weather Forecast For Tuesday & Wednesday With Meteorologist Mark Baldwin From Crossville!
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National School Boards Association Apologizes For Letter Comparing Concerned Parents To Terrorists
The National School Boards Association Late Friday Apologized To Its Members For A Letter It Sent To The Biden Administration That Compared Parents Protesting Local School Policies Such As Covid-19 Mask Mandates And The Teaching Of Critical Race Theory To Acts Of “Domestic Terrorism.”
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Supreme Court Rejects Another Attempt To Halt Texas Abortion Ban
The U.S. Supreme Court Rejected Another Attempt To Halt The Enforcement Of Texas’s Abortion Ban On Friday.
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Smedley Considers Run For Hamilton County Mayor
Following Hamilton County Mayor Jim Coppinger’s Announcement On October 20th That He Will Not Seek Reelection In 2022, District 7 County Commissioner And Chairperson Sabrena Smedley Has Been Approached By Numerous People Encouraging Her To Run For The Office.
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Tennesseans Send Message To General Assembly Before Special Session
Williamson County Resident Kristin Benton Is Collecting The Signatures Of Tennesseans Through Her Website For A Petition That Will Be Delivered To The General Assembly Ahead Of The Special Session On Wednesday.
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Jefferson County Commission Rejects Elected School Directors
The Jefferson County Commission Has Rejected A Resolution That Would Support Proposed State Legislation To Give Local Voters The Option Of Returning To Elected School Superintendents.
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Tennessee Legislator Presents Bill To Make School Board Elections Partisan
Tennessee State Representative Scott Cepicky Introduced A Bill Last Week That Would Allow Individuals Running For School Board Positions To Designate Party Affiliations.
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K-12 Education Funding Report Highlights Tennessee System Failures
A New Report From Tennessee Nonprofit State Collaborative On Reforming Education (Score) Shows The State Would Be One Of Nearly 40 Others To Adopt A Student-Based Funding Formula If That Is The End Result Of The State’s Review Of Its K-12 Public Education Formula, The Basic Education Program (Bep).
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Tennessee Readies To Approve $22.7M In Business Incentives
Tennessee’s State Funding Board Is Scheduled To Approve $22.7 Million In FastTrack Economic Incentive Grants At Its Monday Meeting.
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