Pregnancy Resource Centers Honored With Proclamation From Tennessee General Assembly

On February 9th 2023, Representative Debra Moody Presented On The State House Floor Of The Tennessee General Assembly, HJR0133, Which Was Created To Honor The Pregnancy Resource Centers Across The State Of Tennessee. The Resolution Passed On Party Lines With 77 Aye’s And 22 Noe’s.

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Research Highlights Lack Of Benefit From Public Funding Of Sports Stadiums

A Recent Academic Paper On The Economics Of Sports Stadiums Again Has Highlighted How Publicly Funding Professional Sports Stadiums Does Not Provide The Benefits Promised By Politicians.

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Tennesseans Fear Smart Cities Will Lead To Travel Restrictions In The Future

With Transportation Projects Like The One Currently Underway In Chattanooga That Will Allow The City To Monitor Over A 100 “Smart City” Intersections When Complete – The Entire Downtown Area – Some Tennesseans Question Where These Initiatives Are Leading Major Hubs Within The State. Will Today’s Smart Cities Become “15-Minute Cities” In The Future?

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Knoxville Mayor Attends Drag Queen Christmas Show At Publicly Funded Theater

Liberal Knoxville Mayor Indya Kincannon Proudly Attended The Drag Queen Christmas Show At The City’s Historic Tennessee Theatre. She Bragged In A Facebook Post That Included A Photo Of Herself And Part Of The Audience, Where Children Can Clearly Be Seen Behind Her, That She Was “So Glad To Be At ‘A Drag Queen Christmas’ With So Many Merry Knoxville Folks! It’s Going To Be A Festive Night!”

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Tennesseans React To Drag Queen Christmas Show Coming To Publicly Funded Knoxville Theater

The Same Drag Queen Christmas Show That Made A Stop In Nashville At The End Of November Will Be In East Tennessee On December 22nd At Knoxville’s Historic Tennessee Theatre.

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Pork Report Says $1 Million Plus A Year Of Tax Dollars Spent To Fund Lobbying Efforts

In Their 2022 “Pork Report,” The Beacon Center Of Tennessee Says That $1 Million Plus Of Tennessee Tax Dollars Goes To Funding Lobbying Efforts At The State Legislature Every Year.

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Five Applicants To Be Considered For Tennessee’s Upcoming Supreme Court Vacancy

Five Candidates Have Applied To Fill The Tennessee Supreme Court Vacancy That Will Be Created By The Retirement Of Justice Sharon Lee. Lee Will Finish Out 19 Years Of Serving In The Tennessee Judiciary When Her Retirement Becomes Effective On August 31, 2023.

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