Former Tennessee House Speaker, Chief Of Staff Claim Federal Charges “Vague” Enough To Dismiss

Former House Speaker Glen Casada And His Chief Of Staff, Cade Cothren, Are Seeking Dismissal Of Federal Charges In A Corruption Probe, Claiming They Are “Vague And Unconstitutional.”

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Middle Tennessee Mother Battling Governmental Red Tape To Get Birth Certificate After Home Birth

Middle Tennessee Mother Brianna King Has Been Battling Red Tape For A Year In Her Efforts To Obtain A Birth Certificate For Her Son Who Was Born At Home.

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Friends Of Hixson To Host Event To Support District 26 Pro-Life Candidate Greg Martin

The Friends Of Hixson Are Hosting A Community Coffee Meeting To Welcome District 26 Candidates For The Tennessee House Of Representatives.

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Tennessee Joins State Network Focused On Using Data For Governing

Tennessee Is Joining A Network Of States To Advance State Use Of Evidence-Based Policymaking.

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Senator Bo Watson Anticipates New Data Will Show In-Person Learning Led To Quicker Learning Loss Recovery

Tennessee State Senator Bo Watson Stressed The Importance Of In-Person Learning For Students At A Recent Friends Of Hixson Meeting. Watson Believes That School Districts That Prioritized Having Students In School Recovered Quicker.

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Smith Pleads Guilty To Wire Fraud Charges Connected To Shadowy Campaign Vendor

A Day After Resigning Her House Seat, Robin Smith Pleaded Guilty Tuesday To Honest Services Wire Fraud In Connection With An Illicit Campaign Vendor Set Up With Knowledge Of A Former House Speaker And Run By His Ex-Chief Of Staff.

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Hamilton County Schools Book Review Committee Debates Group’s Purpose

The Hamilton County Department Of Education Held A Special Committee Meeting On Tuesday For The Purpose Of Addressing Concerns With Content In The School Reading Materials. The Group Struggled To Reach An Agreement As To What The Purpose Of The Committee Would Be.

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Watson And Smith Invite Hamilton County Residents To Public Education Funding Listening Sessions

Senator Bo Watson (R-Hixson) Has Organized Four Sessions Across Hamilton County To Hear Public Opinions On Public Education Funding In Tennessee.

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Tennessee Delays Some ARPA Federal Spending Approvals

The Tennessee Committee Reviewing The State’s Spending Of Federal Money From The American Recovery Plan Act Pushed Several Decisions To January On Tuesday As It Came Closer To Completing Its Spending Of $3.7 Billion.

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