Tennessee Conservative
Last Week, Performances Of Rupaul’s Night Of The Living Drag Halloween-Themed Drag Show Were Performed In Nashville, Knoxville And Chattanooga. The Drag Shows Took Place In Venues That Do Not Have Any Age Restrictions And The Production Company Producing The Show, Voss Events, Did Not Include An Age Restriction On Ticket Sales.
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Homelessness Is An Issue Plaguing Cities Across America, And Tennessee Cities Are No Exception. As Cities Grapple With What To Do With And For The Homeless People In Their Communities, Citizens Are Finding It Increasingly Difficult To Deal With The Level Of Chaos And Concern Encampments Bring.
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Knoxville Municipal Judge John Rosson Violated A Tennessee Code Of Judicial Conduct Rule When He Held A Press Conference Related To His November Reelection Campaign In A Municipal Courtroom On October 11.
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Tennessee’s Jewish Community Responds To Events In Israel With Prayer, Mourning And By Beefing Up Security At Synagogues And Schools.
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Family, Friends, And Churches Request Prayers For Loved Ones That Are Currently Trapped And Seeking A Way Out Of Israel, As Well As All Of Those Experiencing The Effects Of This Tragedy.
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This Coming Weekend, Despite The Law Passed In The Tennessee General Assembly Which Has Made Drag Performances In Public Spaces Where Children Could Be Exposed Illegal, Knox Pride Is Making Sure The Internet Is Aware That They Will Be Moving Forward With Their Celebration/Protest With Festivities That Will Definitively Include Drag Performances In Public.
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A School Board Member In Knox County Is Pushing A Resolution That Would Give District Employees The Opportunity To Stand Up To Their Administrators Without Worrying About Possible Repercussions.
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A Proposal To Protect Children And Possibly Restrict Funds To Knoxville’s Tennessee Theatre Was Tabled By The Knox County Commission On Monday. In A 9-1 Vote, Commissioners Set Aside The Motion Indefinitely.
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The Tennessee Comptroller’s Office Of Open Records Counsel Will Host Three 2-Hour Training Seminars This October For Government Employees, Elected Officials, Media, And Anyone Who Is Interested In Learning More About Tennessee’s Public Records And Open Meetings Laws.
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Vehicle Owners Across The Country Are Waiting To Find Out If The Airbags In Their Cars Are Safe, And A Tennessee-Based Company Is The Reason For That.
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