Tennessee Conservative
Mount Juliet City Commissioners Passed A Resolution On Monday Night To Expand South Greenhill Road As The Northern Section Of A Road Project Being Called The Western Connector Thus Saving A Family Farm That Has Been Continually Worked Since 1789.
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English Mountain Is In The Northeastern Part Of Tennessee, Right In The Foothills Of The Smoky Mountains. The Area Is Known For Its Spring, A Major Water Source That Releases Two Million Gallons Of Water Each Day And Is Used By Bottled Water Companies Like English Mountain Spring Water Company (Supplier Of Water To Cracker Barrel And Great Smoky Mountain National Park Visitor Centers). The People Who Live There, However, Don’t See Much Of It. Through A Combination Of Neglect And Corruption, The Residents Have Been Prevented From Receiving Clean Drinking Water.
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According To A Survey Of Hamilton County Voters Participating In The Nov. 8 Election, More Than One-Third Of Voters Think Chattanooga Is Getting Too Big Too Quickly.
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Transportation Commissioner Butch Eley Is Requesting That Legislators Consider Allowing His Department To Do Some Research Into The Possibility Of Toll Lanes In The State.
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A Facility Report Commissioned By Nashville To Look At The City’s Obligations For A Renovation Of Nissan Stadium Did Not Actually Analyze Those Obligations.
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Three Tennessee Facilities Will Receive A Combined $492 Million In Federal Grants Related To The Production Of Electric Vehicle Batteries.
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A Coalition Of 130 Lawmakers Sent A Letter To A Top Federal Watchdog Raising The Alarm About A Spike In Foreign Ownership Of U.S. Farmland.
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One Of UT’s Civics Institute Appointees, Jon Meacham, Who Is A Visiting Professor And Co-Chair Of Vanderbilt University’s Project On Unity And American Democracy, Is Also One Of The Architects Behind President Joe Biden’s Speech That Labeled MAGA Republicans As Being A “Threat” To America.
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Six Tennessee Counties Are Receiving Federal Grants That Add Up To Nearly $38 Million For Water Infrastructure.
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The Chattanooga City Council On Tuesday Approved Mayor Tim Kelly’s One Chattanooga Budget On Second Reading, With $10 Million In Additional Road Paving, $33 Million Toward Affordable Housing, And $2 Million Toward Homelessness Prevention And Rehousing Efforts — With No Tax Increase.
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