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Nashville approves sales tax increase for downtown district

Nashville Approves Sales Tax Increase For Downtown District

June 4, 2021June 4, 2021 TTC 0 Comments Christmas Day Bombing, Downtown Nashville, Economy, Freddie O’Connell, Governor Lee, Jason Powell, Jeff Yarbro, Metro Nashville Police Department, Nashville, Nashville District Management Corporation, Nashville Metro Council, sales tax, Sales Tax Increase, security, Senate Bill 424, Tennessee, Tennessee Legislature, Tom Turner, Tourism

Visitors To Downtown Nashville’s Business District Will Be Paying More In Sales Tax, Starting July 1.

Governor Lee Signs Off On Unemployment, Certificate-Of-Need Reform

Governor Lee Signs Off On Unemployment, Certificate-Of-Need Reform

May 28, 2021May 28, 2021 TTC 0 Comments Beacon Center, Bo Watson, Bolivar, Certificate of Need, COVID-19 Relief, Governor Lee, Hixson, Hospitals, Jeff Yarbro, Nashville, Page Walley, Pandemic, Senate Finance Ways and Means Committee, Tennessee, Unemployment, Unemployment Benefits

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee Has Signed Bills To Lower The Number Of Weeks Residents Can Accept Unemployment Benefits And To Reform Hospital Certificates Of Need.

Lee's Signature Makes Tennessee A Second Amendment Sanctuary State

Lee’s Signature Makes Tennessee A Second Amendment Sanctuary State

May 27, 2021May 27, 2021 TTC 4 Comments Antonio Parkinson, Bo Mitchell, Democrats, Frank Niceley, Governor Lee, Jeff Yarbro, Memphis, Mountain City, Nashville, Republicans, Scotty Campbell, SCOTUS, Second Amendment, Senate Bill 1335, Strawberry Plains, Tennessee, Tennessee Constitution, Tennessee Second Amendment Sanctuary Act, Tennessee Supreme Court, U.S. Constitution, U.S. Supreme Court

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee Signed A Bill Wednesday That Makes The State A Second Amendment Sanctuary.

Strip club tax in Tennessee sunsets July 1

Strip Club Tax In Tennessee Sunsets July 1st

May 26, 2021May 26, 2021 TTC 0 Comments Adult Performance Tax, COVID-19, Discrimination, Jeff Yarbro, Nashville, Pandemic, Taxes, Taxpayers, Tennessee, Tennessee Department of Revenue, Unconstitutional

During The Nearly Three Years Since It Came Into Law, Tennessee’s Adult Performance Tax Has Brought The State’s General Fund More Than $750,000. The Tax Is Set To End On July 1 And Some Of The Clubs Affected By The Tax Are Happy To See It Sunset.

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee Ends Federal Unemployment Benefits

Tennessee’s Participation In Federal Unemployment Programs Will End In July

May 12, 2021May 12, 2021 TTC 2 Comments Alabama, Beacon Center, Businesses, Democrats, Economic Recovery, Economy, Families, Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation, Federal Unemployment Programs, Governor Lee, House Bill 1039, Jeff Yarbro, Justin Owen, Montana, Nashville, National Federation of Independent Business, South Carolina, Tennessee, Tennessee General Assembly, Unemployment, Unemployment Benefits, Vincent Dixie

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee Announced Tuesday The State Will Stop Participating In Added Federal Unemployment Benefits In An Effort To Encourage Tennesseans On Unemployment To Start Working Again.

Saint Thomas Midtown Hospital, Nashville

TN General Assembly Passes Measure To Expand Access To Quality, Affordable Healthcare

May 10, 2021May 10, 2021 TTC 1 Comment Americans for Prosperity, Beacon Center, Bolivar, Certificate of Need, Chattanooga, COVID-19, Governor Lee, Haywood County, Healthcare, Hospitality Industry, Hospitals, House Bill 948, James Amundsen, Jeff Yarbro, Lawmakers, Mercatus Center, Murfreesboro, Nashville, Page Walley, Pandemic, Shane Reeves, Stephanie Witt, Tennessee, Tennessee General Assembly, Tennessee House of Representatives, Tennessee Senate, Todd Gardenhire, Vanderbily University Medical Center

Before Leaving Nashville Last Week, Tennessee Lawmakers Passed Certificate-Of-Need (CON) Reform, Which Would Reduce The Requirements And Costs Associated With Opening, Reopening Or Expanding A Hospital.

Tennessee General Assembly approves cutting unemployment eligibility weeks, bump in benefit amount

TN General Assembly Cuts Unemployment Eligibility Weeks By Over Half, Bumps Up Benefit Amount

May 7, 2021May 7, 2021 TTC 1 Comment Bo Watson, Brenda Gilmore, Bristol, COVID-19 Relief, Governor Lee, Heidi Campbell, Hixson, House Bill 1039, Jeff Yarbro, Jobs, Jon Lundberg, Legislation, Mike Bell, Nashville, Riceville, Senate Finance Ways and Means Committee, Tennessee, Tennessee General Assembly, Tennessee House of Representatives, Tennessee Senate, Unemployment, Unemployment Benefits

The Tennessee General Assembly Passed A Bill That Will Cut The Number Of Weeks Tennesseans Are Eligible For Unemployment From 26 Weeks To 12 Weeks. House Bill 1039 Also Increases The Weekly Benefit Amount.

New Three-Judge Panel approved to Hear Constitutional Claims

New Panel Approved To Hear TN Constitutional Complaints

May 6, 2021May 6, 2021 TTC 2 Comments Andrew Farmer, Davidson County, Jeff Yarbro, Laws, Legislation, legislators, liberal, Mike Bell, Nashville, panels, Republicans, Riceville, Sevierville, Sumner County, Taxpayer Dollars, Taxpayers, Tennessee, Tennessee Constitution, Tennessee House of Representatives, Tennessee Senate, Tennessee Supreme Court

Tennessee Legislators Have Passed A Plan To Alter The Way Judges Hear Constitutional Complaints Against State Laws. Legislation Creating New Panels Consisting Of Three Judges Made It Through The House And Senate With Strong Support.

Unemployment reform passes Tennessee House, awaits vote in Senate

Bill Limiting Unemployment Compensation Passes Tennessee House

May 5, 2021May 5, 2021 TTC 1 Comment Antonio Parkinson, Bristol, Collierville, Corporate Welfare, Democrats, Eddie Mannis, House Bill 1039, incentives, Jason Zachary, Jeff Yarbro, John Ray Clemmons, Jon Lundberg, Kevin Vaughan, Knox County, knoxville, Legislation, Memphis, Nashville, Republicans, Tennessee, Tennessee Department of Employment Security, Tennessee House of Representatives, Unemployment, Unemployment Benefits, Welfare

The Tennessee House Passed Legislation Tuesday That Would Limit Unemployment Compensation From The State To 12 Weeks While Increasing The Weekly Pay For The First Time Since 2001.

Tennessee Capitol Building Nashville Flag

Tennessee General Assembly Approves $42.6B State Budget

April 30, 2021April 30, 2021 TTC 0 Comments anti-abortion, aquariums, Bo Mitchell, Budget, Governor Lee, Human Coalition from Texas, Jason Powell, Jeff Yarbro, Lawmakers, Nashville, Patsy Hazlewood, Signal Mountain, Tennessee, Tennessee College of Applied Technology, Tennessee Department of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, Tennessee General Assembly, Tim Tebow Foundation, zoos

The Tennessee General Assembly Passed A $42.6 Billion State Budget Thursday For The Fiscal Year That Starts July 1.

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