Tennessee Legislature Will Consider Property Tax Increase Cap
A Tennessee Bill Would Cap Property Tax Increases In The State At 2% Plus Inflation Each Year And 6% Plus Inflation Over A Three-Year Span.
Read moreA Tennessee Bill Would Cap Property Tax Increases In The State At 2% Plus Inflation Each Year And 6% Plus Inflation Over A Three-Year Span.
Read moreA New Poll Shows Tennessee Residents Believe The State Should Be Involved In Capping How High Property Taxes Can Rise.
Read moreNearly $5 Million In Taxpayer Subsidies For In-N-Out Burger, $200 Million To Move The Tennessee Performing Arts Center And Large Property Tax Increases Were All Included In Beacon Center’s Annual Pork Report On Wasteful Taxpayer Spending In The State.
Read moreTennessee Residents Support Donald Trump For President In 2024 By A Wide Margin, According To A New, Wide-Ranging Poll Of 1,120 Tennessee Residents From Beacon Center.
Read moreToday, We Are Joined By Mark Cunningham, Vice President Of Communications And Outreach For Beacon Center Of Tennessee – An Organization That Works To Empower Tennesseans To Reclaim And Protect Their Freedoms, So That They Can Freely Pursue Their Version Of The American Dream. Mark Is Here To Discuss The Beacon’s Center’s Most Recent Release Of The “Pork Report,” A Document That Outlines Massive Amounts Of Wasteful Spending, Much Of Which Has Been Enacted Under The “Conservative” Leadership Of The Republican Party.
Read moreChattanooga Will Be Getting A New Baseball Stadium And City Officials Have Called The Project A “Home Run For The Community” Despite Economists’ Questions On The Numbers Touted By Stadium Supporters.
Read moreSports Economists And A Tennessee Think Tank Say That A New $79.5 Million Stadium Funded Mainly Through Tax Money Is Another Example Of A Publicly Funded Sports Stadium That Will Fall Short Of Its Economic Promises.
Read moreHamilton County Mayor Jim Coppinger Is Ready To Tap Into County Reserves Or Use Federal Stimulus Money To Fund A New Stadium For The Chattanooga Lookouts. Beacon Center Of Tennessee Spokesman, Mark Cunningham, Says That The Plan Is A “Handout To Well-Connected Millionaires At The Expense Of Taxpayers.”
Read moreCharter School Students In Nashville Will No Longer Be Able To Participate In Athletics At Metro Nashville Public Schools.
Read moreThe Beacon Center Of Tennessee Has Called Out The Tennessee Department Of Health For Awarding A $75 Million No-Bid Contract To A Healthcare Agency For Contact Tracing Services.
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