Tennessee Conservative
The Clarksville Police Department Is Considering The Installation Of License Plate Readers (LPRs) Alongside Highways Stating That Doing So Would Increase Both Public And Officer Safety And Improve The Efficiency Of The Department.
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Three Tennessee Metro Areas Have Ranked In The Top 12 Of Cities With The Fastest Population Growth Rates In The Country.
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Microvast, A China-Based Electric Battery Company, Is The Focus Of An Inquiry From The Top Ranking Republican On The Senate Energy And Natural Resources Committee. A Grant Made To The Company Is Under Investigation By United States Financial Regulators.
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In Clarksville, A Local Urgent Care Center Has Been Shut Down For Weeks Leaving Employees Without Paychecks And Access To Electronic Records.
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Tennessee Officials Approved A $40 Million Incentive Payment For LG Chem, Which Is Planning To Spend $3.2 Billion To Build A New Cathode Manufacturing Facility In Clarksville. The Facility Will Be The Largest Foreign Direct Investment In Tennessee’s History.
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Two Amazon Fulfillment Centers In Tennessee Remain Unopened, Despite Taking Taxpayer Funded Money From The State And Promising Jobs.
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Three Tennessee Facilities Will Receive A Combined $492 Million In Federal Grants Related To The Production Of Electric Vehicle Batteries.
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A Video Sharing Some Of The Pornographic Images Found Via A Tennessee School Library Book Elicited An Immediate Ban On YouTube When Capitol Resource Institute (CRI) Uploaded It To That Platform.
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Despite A Slight Uptick In The Past Day, Gas Prices In Tennessee Are Still Lower Than They Were A Month Ago.
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Found In A Clarksville High School As A “Resource” Book, This Book Is Gay By Juno Dawson Tells Students “How To Argue With A Christian” And That “Straight People Have Anal Sex All The Time Too.” According To The Author, Certain People In The Bible Were Gay And The Quran – The Holy Book Of Islam – Does Not “Explicitly Forbid Homosexual Behavior.”
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