Tennessee Conservative
The Tennessee Department Of Tourist Development And Armchair Productions Teamed Up To Launch A Six-Episode Podcast Series Titled “Tennessee Music Pathways.” Presenter And Award-Winning Journalist Aaron Millar Traveled Across The State To Capture Unique Musical Stories, Performances And Interviews With Musicians, Historians And Fans, Highlighting Each Distinct Region’s Musical Heritage.
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We The People Of West Tennessee Is Hosting An Educational, Informative Event For Patriots This Coming Tuesday Night, Aug. 16th, 2022. All Three Area Legislators Have Both Accepted And Confirmed Their Appearance And Have Been Notified Of The Legislation That Passed/Failed That Constituents Have Questions About.
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The Rutherford County School Board Voted Down An Application By American Classical Academy To Open A Charter School In The Murfreesboro Area On Monday Night In A 6-1 Vote.
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Seven Tennessee Community And Technical Colleges Are Receiving Grants Totaling Just Over $5.7 Million To Boost Career And Technical Education Programs, Through The Federal Perkins Grant Program.
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Supporters Of Critical Race Theory Continue Their Vandalism, This Time Defacing A Billboard Belonging To A Family-Owned, Local Business In West Tennessee.
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An Investigation By The Tennessee Comptroller’s Office Focuses On The Activities Of A Jackson Police Captain Who Has Managed The Administrative Aspects Of The Jackson-Madison County Metro Narcotics Unit’s Seizures And Forfeitures Since 2010.
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Celebrations For The $5.6 Billion Ford Motor Electric Truck And Battery Plant Are Over As State And Local Officials Run Headlong Into The Reality Of A Massive Construction Project.
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The Beacon Center Of Tennessee Has Released This Year’s “Pork Report” In An Appropriately-Themed “Recipe Book” Entitled 12 Recipes For Government Waste, Fraud And Abuse. The Tongue-In-Cheek Recipes Lay Out The Problems And Offer Up Workable Conservative Solutions.
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Nearly 3,500 Violent Crimes Were Reported In The Chattanooga Metro Area In 2020 — Or 613 For Every 100,000 People, A 16.6% Increase From The Previous Year. Rising Crime Rates In The Area Were Led By A 25.0% Rise In Murder Cases And A 34.5% Surge In Robberies.
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Literally 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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