Inflation Drives Up Income Tennessee Families Need To Cover Normal Living Expenses
The Average Cost Of Living For A Family Of Four In The State Highlights The Financial Hardship Many Tennessee Families Face.
Read moreThe Average Cost Of Living For A Family Of Four In The State Highlights The Financial Hardship Many Tennessee Families Face.
Read moreExpanding Options For School Choice Is Increasingly Supported By Tennessee Parents According To Polls, Especially After Seeing How Their Children’s Education Has Suffered During The Pandemic.
Read moreSen. Rand Paul (R-KY) Released A New Report Tuesday Detailing The Effects Inflation Has Had On Families And Businesses Around The Country And Calling It A “Hidden Tax” On Americans.
Read moreThere’s Still Plenty Of Family-Friendly Things To Do Around Chattanooga This Holiday Season With Some Offerings Extending Well Into The New Year.
Read moreA Chattanooga Jury Unanimously Found A Texas Law Firm, Its Owner, And Agents Liable For Consumer Protection Violations And The Unauthorized Practice Of Law Arising Out Of Their Actions In Soliciting Families Of The Fatal 2016 School Bus Crash In Chattanooga.
Read moreA New Report Estimated The Annual Cost Of Elevated Inflation This Year Will Be Around $3,500 Per Household.
Read moreThe Sumner County Based Nurse Freedom Network Is Sponsoring A Holiday Drive For Christmas Gifts And Holiday Meals To Help Families In Need Due To The Loss Of Their Primary Source Of Income Resulting From Employer Mandates.
Read moreThe Tennessee Department Of Human Services Is Beginning The Process Of Giving Out Millions Of Dollars That Have Been Sitting In A Reserve Fund. The Money Will Eventually Go To Seven Different Partnerships Intended To Help Underprivileged Families.
Read moreTo Launch Into The Christmas Vacation Hamilton County Students And Families, EPB Fiber Optics And River City Company Have Partnered To Present The “Winter Break Spectacular”, A 6-Hour Event Of Holiday Themed Activities In Miller Park On Friday December 17th.
Read moreLiterally Changing The Local Landscape, The Blue Oval City Will Usher In Businesses Such As Hotels, Restaurants, Plus The New Construction Of Tennessee College Of Applied Technology (40m) To Train The Estimated Workforce (5,800) To Build Electric Trucks And The Batteries Needed To Operate These Electric Trucks. Who Wouldn’t Want This In Their District? Jobs, Jobs, Jobs, Why Would Anyone Vote “Red” No For The Blue Oval City? After Deliberate And Thoughtful Review Of The Facts Before Me Alongside With The Current Challenges Facing Tennessee’s Citizens, I Cast A “Red” No Vote For The Following Reasons…
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