What’s in Your Pantry? Food Vs. Non-Food
Welcome To What’s In Your Pantry? Food Vs. Non-Food Event Happening At The Great Hall & Conference Center In Germantown, Tennessee!
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House Bill 2936 Secures Parental Rights In Tennessee (Op-Ed)
Never Before Have Government Actors Been More Aggressive About Driving A Wedge Between Parent And Child. School Officials Are Pushing Students Into “Secret Social Transition Plans” Where The Child Begins To Identify As A Different Sex—Even Changing Their Name And Dress. And This Process Is Willfully Hidden From The Parents. But The Problem Is Not Just Outside The Volunteer State’s Borders…
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Tennessee Lawmaker Calls For Stronger Legislation To Protect Girls From Being Edged Out By Biological Males – It’s Not Just About Sports
Over This Past Weekend, At A Memphis Area High School, A Biological Male Using Female Pronouns, Wearing Female Clothing, Took What Would Have Traditionally Been A Girl’s Spot On Their Homecoming Court. State Senator Brent Taylor Has Spoken To Others In The Tennessee General Assembly That Agree With The Prospect Of A Possible Legislative Solution To Issues Such As This.
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Judge Allows Former TN State Senator Kelsey To Remain Free While Appealing Sentence
A U.S. District Court Judge Granted Convicted Felon Brian Kelsey’s Request To Stay Out Of Prison On Bail While He Appeals A 21-Month Sentence For Directing A Scheme To Violate Federal Campaign Finance Laws.
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Former TN Senator Seeks Bail While Challenging Prison Sentence
Despite Admitting He Is A Convicted Felon, Former State Sen. Brian Kelsey Is Trying To Avoid Reporting To Prison By Oct. 1 As He Appeals A 21-Month Term For Breaking Federal Campaign Finance Laws.
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Leaked Resolution Reveals Shelby County GOP CEC Plans To Eliminate Partisan School Board Elections
A Leaked Resolution Had Uncovered The Shelby County Republican Party County Executive Committee’s Intention To Remove Partisan Elections For Shelby County School Boards.
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Campaign Finance Scheme Results In 21-Month Federal Prison Sentence For Former Sen. Brian Kelsey
Following An Official Sentence Recommendation From Federal Prosecutors Earlier This Month, Former Senator Brian Kelsey (R-Germantown) Has Officially Been Sentenced To 21 Months In Federal Prison For Campaign Finance Fraud Charges.
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Former Senator Brian Kelsey Faces 3 ½ Year Sentence Recommendation By Federal Government
Former Tennessee Senator Brian Kelsey (R-Germantown) Is Awaiting An Official Sentence After Pleading Guilty In November Of Last Year To Two Campaign Finance Conspiracy Charges Related To His 2016 Congressional Run.
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Germantown Residents Still Without Usable Water After a Week
Residents Of Germantown Have Been Unable To Use Their Tap Water For A Week After A Diesel Fuel Spill Into A Local Reservoir.
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Judge Says Former Senator Brian Kelsey Can’t Take Back Guilty Plea
Former State Sen. Brian Kelsey Won’t Be Allowed To Change His Guilty Plea On Charges That He Illegally Funneled Money To His Failed 2016 Congressional Campaign.
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