Coffee County DA Files Misconduct Petition Against Alderman Amacher
Coffee County’s District Attorney Has Filed A Judicial Ouster Against Alderman Jenna Amacher.
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TN Secretary Of State Issues “Best Interest” Plea On DUI Charge
Tennessee’s Secretary Of State, Tre Hargett, Was Arrested On The Evening Of June 17th For Allegedly Driving Under The Influence After Leaving The Bonnaroo Music Festival Held In Manchester, Tennessee. Hargett Has Now Entered A “Best Interest” Plea For The DUI Charge Brought Against Him.
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Tennessee Has Given Out Six FastTrack Incentive Grants of $1Million Or Greater So Far In 2022
Tennessee Allocated Six Incentive Grants Worth At Least $1 Million To Companies This Year Who Are Either Building New Facilities Or Expanding Facilities In The State.
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TN Education Commissioner Vows Arts Teaching Jobs Will Not Be Outsourced
Tennessee Department Of Education Commissioner Penny Schwinn Made Clear Thursday The State’s New Public School Funding Formula Will Prioritize Teachers And Will Not Outsource Teaching Responsibilities In The Arts.
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It’s All About Liberty [Interview with Senator Janice Bowling]
In this interview, Bowling gives us updates on Corporate/Private Vaccine Mandates & Liability, Forced Masking of Children & Students in Government Schools/Colleges, and Separation of Powers.
Bowling also walks us through how many good bills with strong Conservative standing were killed or watered down to the point of being ineffective in the Tennessee Legislature.
Bowling also offers practical advice for Conservatives who want to help claw back the liberties and freedoms that have been taken over the past 18 months.
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Coffee County Mom Pushes For Virtual Learners To Attend Homecoming Dance
A Middle Tennessee Mom Believes Her Freshman Daughter Is Being Treated Unfairly Because, As A Virtual Student, She Is Not Being Allowed To Attend Her High School’s Homecoming Dance.
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Nearly $15 Million in Broadband Accessibility Grants Awarded Across Tennessee
The Tennessee Department Of Economic And Community Development Recently Announced Nearly $15 Million In Grant Money To Help Provide Broadband Access To A Number Of Unserved Residents.
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Analysis Shows No Indications Of Ballot Harvesting In Georgia Elections
MITRE Corporation’s National Election Security Lab Analysis Shows No Incidents Of Ballot Harvesting In Georgia Elections.
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Georgia Investigates The Coffee County Recount
Georgia Secretary Of State Brad Raffensperger’s Office Is Investigating Coffee County After Missed Recount Deadline And For Following Events.
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