Tennessee Conservative
On Friday, May 7th, Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly Again Updated The City’s COVID-19 Executive Orders, This Time Specifically To Lift Restrictions On Tournament Usage Of Softball Fields.
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1) Second Amendment Sanctuary Bill Passes Tennessee House
2) Biden Promotes ‘Free’ Community College For Americans, ‘Dreamers’
3) Smugglers Transporting 2,000 People Every Day Through Texas
4) Mayor Kelly Updates Chattanooga’s COVID Executive Order, Still Requires Masks In City Buildings
With The Expiration Of State And County Pandemic Restrictions, Mayor Tim Kelly Issued An Updated Executive Order On Friday To Modify The City’s Guidance On COVID-19 Precautions And Procedures.
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Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee Announced Tuesday He Will End Statewide Public Health Orders Regarding The COVID-19 Pandemic And Shift The State Toward “Recovery.”
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Another Win For Tennessee Craft Brewers Who Wish To Expand Their Distribution Network With The Passing Of House Bill 189 In Committee.
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Since March 2020, 10 Bills In Eight States Have Been Signed Into Law That Are Aimed At Increasing Legislative Oversight Of Governors’ Emergency Powers.
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The U.S. Supreme Court Ruled Late Friday That California’s COVID-19 Restrictions On In-Home Religious Gatherings, Limiting Worship To Families From A Maximum Of Three Households, Could Not Continue.
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Iowa, Florida, Wyoming, South Dakota And Texas Have The Least Coronavirus Restrictions And Have Fully Reopened, According To A New analysis of State Regulated Coronavirus Restrictions.
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1) Governor Lee “Sorta, Kinda” Speaks Out Against Vaccine Passports
2) Tennessee Offering Additional Pandemic Support to Child Care Agencies
3) Gov. Lee Hosting Newt Gingrich And Conservative Policy Leaders
4) Texas Joins Growing List Of States To Ban ‘Vaccine Passports’
5) Arizona Republicans Push Democrat Senator To Hold Filibuster Line
6) Chattanooga Area Schools Receive Over Thirty Thousand In STEM Grants
Beer Is Still A Favorite Alcoholic Beverage In The U.S., But In 2020, Tennessee Beer Consumption Per Capita Was The 15th Lowest In The Country.
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