Tennessee Incumbent Gov. Bill Lee Facing Democrat Challenger Martin With Contrasting Views
Incumbent Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee Was Uncontested In The Primary And Will Be Facing Democrat Jason Martin In The Nov. 8 General Election.
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Op-Ed: 1775 Came Before 1776
It’s Not 1775 And No Rational Person Is Suggesting We “Take Up Arms.” Yet, It’s Clear To The Entire World That The United States Is A Troubled Nation Once More, And We, Along With The Rest Of The World, Are Being Confronted With The Meaning And High Cost Of Personal Liberty And Freedom. Ours Is A Nation No Longer Troubled By Shades Of Red From Men Donned In Military Coats, Representing A Nation An Ocean Away, But By An Ominous Red Backdrop Against One Of The Most Revered Places In Our Nation’s History, Independence Hall.
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What Overturn Of Roe V Wade Could Mean For Volunteer State, TN Leaders Weigh In
A Leaked Draft Opinion From The Supreme Court That Could Overturn Roe V. Wade Has Many In Tennessee Wondering How This Would Affect Abortion Access In The State.
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Tennessee Reports Student Performance Improvement After Summer Camp Program
Tennessee Reported Wider Improvements At The Elementary School Level Than The Middle School Level In Summer Learning Camps Created to Make Up For Learning Loss During The COVID-19 Pandemic.
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Tennessee Approves 29 New Virtual Schools
The Tennessee Department Of Education Has Announced 29 New Virtual Schools That Will Be Open In The Upcoming 2021-22 School Year. The New Schools Will Bring The Total Of Online Schools In The State Up To 57.
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Tennessee is Removing Restrictions for Visiting Long-Term Care Facilities
On Wednesday, The State Of Tennessee Decided To Lift Restrictions On Visiting Long-Term Care Facilities, Such As Nursing Homes.
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Bill To Allow Governor To Order Schools To Reopen Passes Tennessee Senate (Update)
The Tennessee State Senate Approved Legislation Monday Evening That Would Allow Governor Bill Lee To Order Schools To Offer In-Person Learning.
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Governor Bill Lee Calls For In Person Classes By February 15
Governor Bill Lee Has Asked The Two Largest School Districts In Tennessee, Along With The Rest Of The State, To Resume In-Person Classes By February 15th.
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Maury County Mayor And ‘Tennessee Stands’ Challenge Legislators To Lead On Mandates
“We are debating masks when we should be discussing liberty, freedom and personal responsibility.” – Mayor Ogles
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Tennessee State Of Emergency Extended Through End Of February
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee Has Issued Executive Orders That Extend The State Of Emergency Through February 27, 2021.
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