Tennessee Conservative
Daisy Madison, The City’s Longtime Chief Financial Officer, Will Conclude Her Career At City Hall This Year As She Begins Her Transition Into Retirement. She Will Be Replaced By The Current Chief Of Staff From The Office Of Mayor Kelly, Brent Goldberg.
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State Senator Frank Niceley Of Strawberry Plains Says He Plans To Use The Special Legislative Session Planned By Republican Senate And House Members To Press Legislators To Pass A Law That Would Ban Businesses From Making Covid-19 Vaccination A Condition Of Employment.
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Mayor Tim Kelly Announced On Thursday The Timeline To Select Chattanooga’s Next Police Chief, And Started Gathering Community Input As Part Of A Process That Will Include A Series Of Community Meetings To Drive Accountability And Transparency.
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The Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum (TVRM) Has Been Preserving Railroad History Since 1961, And This Month, It Is Kicking Off A Year-Long Celebration That Will Highlight The Museum’s 60-Year Heritage With Two Weekends Of Special Events And Displays.
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Chattanooga Sees The Return Of The Wildly Successful Chattanooga Motorcar Festival October 15th – 17th Benefitting Neuroscience Innovation Foundation And CHI Memorial Neuroscience Center Through Fifty Plus Foundation, Inc. Which Has Been Raising Money For Alzheimer’s Research For More Than 10 Years.
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With President Biden Signing Executive Order (EO) 14043, Federal Workers In Chattanooga, Including All TVA Personnel, Are Facing Having To Get Fully Vaccinated By November 22nd Or Finding A New Job.
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For 299 Venues And Businesses Across Tennessee, The Federal Shuttered Venue Operators Grant Paid Out As Much As $10 Million Per Business.
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On Saturday, October 2nd, Pro-Life Advocates Gathered At The Hamilton County Courthouse For A Call To Prayer.
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Coty Wamp Has Officially Announced Her Campaign For District Attorney General In The 11th Judicial District. Wamp Will Officially Seek The Republican Party Nomination That Will Be Held On May 3, 2022.
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The Blood Supply In The United States Is Dangerously Low – An Uncommon Occurrence For This Time Of Year. Collection Challenges Have Disrupted The Nation’s Blood Supply, Resulting In Concerningly Low Inventories Of Life-Saving Blood Products Across The Country For Patients In Need.
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