Tennessee Conservative
Bradley County Parents And Guardians Received A Letter From The Family Resource Agency Notifying Them Of The New Regulation From The Federal Office Of Head Start That Anyone 2 Years Of Age Or Older Must Wear Facemasks When Inside With Others. All Federally-Funded Head Starts In Tennessee Will Be Facing The Same Regulation.
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Neighbors And Friends Are Invited For A Chance To Meet Local Bradley County Criminal Session Judge Candidate, Clay Collins.
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With Inflation Hitting A 30-Year High, Chattanooga Gas Predicts That Customers Across The Tennessee Valley Can Expect To Pay $27 More Per Month On Heating Bills When Compared To A Year Ago.
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On Thursday, September 16th, 2021, The McMinn County Republican Party Will Host A Membership Drive Meeting With Guest Speaker Congressman Chuck Fleischmann.
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On Wednesday, June 9, The Tennessee Department Of Education Announced The Perkins Reserve Grant. The $2 Million Dollar Grant Will Be Spread Out Over 38 School Districts In The State To Support Technical And Career Education.
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Tennessee Public Schools Will No Longer Have The Option Of Providing Both In-person And Remote Instruction As Of Next School Year. Students Who Want To Continue With Virtual Instruction Will Have To Enroll In A Specific Virtual School Instead Of A Regular Public School Option.
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During The Month Of March, Girls On The Run Of Southeast Tennessee Is Challenging Residents To Participate In ‘Marathon In A Month’ To Raise Funds For The GOTR Of Southeast TN Scholarship Fund.
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Court Dockets Across Tennessee Have Been Stalled For Months, And It Could Be Several More Months Before They Return To Normal. Even Though The Tennessee Supreme Court Was Able To Relieve Some COVID Restrictions After A Recent Decline In Cases, It Could Still Take Months For The Court System To Get Back On A Normal Schedule.
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Local Power Companies In Tennessee Are Looking To Find Outside Sources Of Electricity, After Using The Tennessee Valley Authority For Over 80 Years. Using Outside Sources Could Lead To Cheaper Electricity.
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After Closing Their Markets Due To The Pandemic In Fall Of Last Year, Organizers Of Two Of Chattanooga Area’s Most Popular Farmers & Artists Markets State They Feel Confident, And Also Responsible, For Maintaining Connection Between Farmers / Artisans & The Hamilton County / Chattanooga Community.
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