Tennessee Ranks Low As A Good State To Raise A Family
Tennessee Ranks In The Bottom Half Of States In Terms Of Best Places To Raise A Family, According To A Recently Released Report.
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House Speaker Sexton Shows Disinterest In Extension Of State School Voucher Program
Tennessee House Speaker Cameron Sexton Made It Clear On Tuesday That He Was Not All That Interested In Senator Todd Gardenhire’s New Bill That Would Allow Hamilton County To Participate In The State’s School Voucher Program.
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Inflation Causes TN Households To Spend Over $600 More Monthly Than Last Year
The United States Congress Joint Economic Committee Has Released A Report That Shows The Typical Tennessee Household Is Spending $616 More For The Same Goods And Services Than They Did Last Year At The Same Time.
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Tennessee Has Yet To Implement Strategies That Would Save Taxpayers Money And Reduce Trauma To Children
According To Sources, Tennessee Has Yet To Recognize Or Implement Strategies Of The Federal Family First Act Which Would Save Taxpayers Money And Reduce The Trauma Of Family Separation.
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TN Dept Of Education Releases 2021-22 School District Report Card
On Monday, November 28th, The Tennessee Department Of Education Released The 2021-22 State Report Card, An Online Tool Designed For Parents, Families And Education Stakeholders To Understand How Tennessee’s Districts And Schools Are Serving Students.
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Moms For Liberty Williamson County To Host “Gender Ideology” Crash Course For Parents
Grassroots Organization Moms For Liberty – Williamson County Presents “Gender Ideology 101 (GENDER101),” Occurring On Monday, November 7th, At 6:00 PM, At Generations Church, 408 Church Street, In Downtown Franklin.
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President Trump Urges Tennesseans To Vote For Andy Ogles In 5th Congressional District
In A “Tele-Rally” Held By Phone Yesterday Evening, President Donald Trump Urged Tennesseans To Vote For Andy Ogles In The 5th Congressional District Race.
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Nearly 1,000 Families Applied, 350 Accepted Into Tennessee’s Education Savings Plan
Tennessee Has Seen Nearly 1,000 Families Apply And More Than 350 Have Been Accepted Into The State’s Pilot Educational Savings Account Program.
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CSX Denies Responsibility For Deaths In Waverly Flooding
CSX Transportation, A National Railroad Company, Denies Culpability In Response To A Wrongful Death Report Filed By The Families Of 8 Of The 22 Victims Who Died During The Waverly Flooding In The Fall Of 2021.
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TN Attorney General Leads Multi-State AG Coalition In Opposition To Proposed Title IX Changes
Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti Has Objected To The U.S. Department Of Education’s Proposed Title IX Regulations In A Formal Comment Letter Joined By Nineteen Other State Attorneys General.
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