BOMA Approves Franklin Pride Fest Permit With Tie-Breaking Vote From Mayor Ken Moore

Due To The Board Being Split, Mayor Ken Moore, Casted The Deciding Vote. Moore Voted In Favor Stating That If Franklin Pride Should Again Violate The Promise They Made To Keep The Event Family Friendly, He Would Make Sure They Never Hold The Event In Franklin Ever Again.

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Vote On Application For Franklin Pride Festival Pushed Two Weeks Despite Massive Opposition To Event

This Week, At Franklin City Hall, The Board Of Mayor And Alderman Postponed A Vote That Would Have Decided Whether To Approve A Permit Application Submitted By Franklin Pride For Their Annual Pride Fest That Is Scheduled To Occur In June Of This Year.

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Prayer On The Square Organizer Says He Is Prepared To Be Arrested While Exercising First Amendment Rights

The Public Was Granted Just Two Minutes Apiece To Comment On A Noise Ordinance At The Franklin City Council Work Meeting On Tuesday Night. This Is The Third Round Of Discussions Over The City’s Public Gatherings Ordinance.

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Democrats’ Congressional District Map Draws Ice-Water Reaction

Tennessee Democrats Are Submitting A Congressional Redistricting Map That Keeps Davidson County Whole And Puts Communities Of Interest Together, But At Least One State Senator Is Pouring Cold Water On The Plan.

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Nashville Representative Cites Discrimination As Reason for Not Seeking Reelection

Representative Jason Potts, A Democrat Who Represents Part Of Nashville In The Tennessee House Of Representatives Says Discrimination, Along With Low Pay And A Lack Of Time, Is The Reason Why He Plans To Not Seek Reelection.

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