A Football Coach At Centennial High School, Who Is Also A Former Tennessee Volunteer And NFL Player, Was Arrested During A Prostitution Sting Conducted As Part Of A Joint Operation Between The Metro Nashville Police Department And Tennessee Bureau Of Investigation.
The parents of a 6-year-old are suing the Williamson County Board of Education for $600,000 over what school superintendent Jason Golden called “abusive” treatment of their daughter received last year as a Kindergartner.
The Flex Loan, A Type Of Payday Loan Pioneered By Advance Financial, Has Burdened Low-Income Borrowers While Generating Huge Profits For Lenders. Tennessee Lawmakers Declined To Rein In The Lending Business, Even As Other States Did.
The House Finance, Ways, And Means Subcommittee Is Scheduled To Consider A Resolution That Aims To Amend Article I Of The Tennessee Constitution, Giving Tennesseans The Right To Refuse Vaccines And Other Medical Treatments On Wednesday.
A Resolution To Amend Article I Of The Tennessee Constitution To State That A Person “Must Not Be Compelled To Undergo A Medical Treatment, Even In The Case Of A Declared State Of Emergency.” Passed In The House Health Subcommittee By A 5-3 Vote.
At A Recent “Policy Talks” Panel Organized By Williamson Inc., Williamson County’s State Delegation Spoke On Gov. Bill Lee’s Education Freedom Scholarship Act That Will Be Considered This Week During A Special Legislative Session.
In A Special Meeting On December 9th, The Williamson County School Board Opted To Remove Three Titles From School Libraries While Also Limiting Access To Another Title.
A Chancery Court In Franklin Has Ruled In Favor Of Parents Who Sued The Williamson County Board Of Education (Board) Over Five Books They Believed To Be In Violation Of Tennessee’s Age-Appropriate Materials Act Of 2022.
The Tennessee Conservative’s Kelly M. Jackson Is Joined By Fellow Williamson County Patriots, Randy Tate And Emma Holmes, Who Describe The Unusual Encounter They Had On Election Day At Their Polling Place And How That Encounter Not Only Infringed On Their First Amendment Rights But Impeded Them From Access To Their Ballot And The Right To Cast Their Votes For Their Chosen Candidate…At Least Temporarily.
Before you go, don’t miss the headlines that matter—plus sharp opinions and a touch of humor, delivered to your inbox.
Subscribe now and never miss a beat.
