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Unfair Hospital Practices Hurt Tennessee Families (Op-Ed)

September 15, 2023September 15, 2023 TTC 1 Comment Corporations, Healthcare, healthcare costs, inflation, Memphis, Opinion, Poverty, Site-based Invoicing and Transparency Enhancement Act, Small Businesses, Tennessee, transparency, U.S. Senate

Americans Are Feeling The Impact Of Higher Prices Everyday – From Basic Necessities Like Groceries And Gas, To Back-To-School Clothes And Trips To Visit Family.
Unfortunately, Health Care Is Not Excluded From This List. All Too Often, Families Are Being Forced To Make Difficult Financial Decisions, Between Affording Basic Needs Or Attending A Doctor’s Appointment. People Should Never Have To Forgo Health Care Visits Or Treatment Due To Cost. But Unfortunately, A Range Of Factors Keep Health Care Costs High, Straining Both Tennessee Families And Small Businesses.

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Report: Memphis Property Owners Pay Higher Tax Rates Than Those In Nashville

September 13, 2023September 13, 2023 TTC 0 Comments homestead property tax, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, local government, Memphis, Nashville, Property Tax, property tax rate, property tax reliance, Tennessee

The Property Taxes That Fund Local City Governments Have A Wide Range In Tennessee, Especially When It Comes To The Differences Between How Property Is Taxed In Memphis And Nashville, According To A Report From The Lincoln Institute Of Land Policy On Data From 2021.

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Ahead Of Memphis Mayoral Elections, Public Inspection Of Voting Machines Is Being Performed, But Does That Really Boost Voter Integrity?

September 7, 2023September 7, 2023 TTC 3 Comments Early Voting, Elections, Memphis, Memphis Mayor, Republican National Committee, resolution, Shelby County, Shelby County Election Commission, Tennessee, Turning Point Action, Turning Point USA, Voter Integrity, Voting Machines

The Shelby County Election Commission Is Seemingly Doing Its Best To Try And Confront The Lagging Confidence In Our Elections System By Hosting A Public Inspection Of The Voting Machines That Will Be Made Available To Voters In Just 10 Short Days When Early Voting Begins In Memphis.

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Hundreds Run To Honor Eliza Fletcher; University Announces Increased Safety Measures

September 5, 2023September 5, 2023 TTC 1 Comment Bill Hardgrave, Charlie Hayden, Cleotha Henderson, Eliza Fletcher, memorial, Memphis, Tennessee, Tennessee General Assembly, University of Memphis

One Year After Memphis Teacher And Mother Eliza Fletcher Was Kidnapped And Murdered, Hundreds Of Individuals Showed Up To Finish The 8.2 Mile Run She Had Started That Day. Before The Run, The University Of Memphis Issued A Statement Announcing The First Phase Of A New Security Plan.

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20 Tennessee Small Businesses, Rural Companies Receive USDA Grants

September 5, 2023September 5, 2023 TTC 0 Comments Bean Station, College Grove, Cookeville, energy efficiency, Fairview, Federal Grants, Gallatin, Grants, Greene County, Greeneville, Inflation Reduction Act, Lebanon, Lexington, Loudon County, Manchester, Memphis, Morristown, Nashville, New Market, Oak Ridge, Red Boiling Springs, Renewable Energy, Shelbyville, Small Businesses, Tennessee, Tom Vilsack, University of Memphis, Wartrace

Twenty Tennessee Companies Will Be Receiving Loans Or Grants Worth Anywhere From $4,000 To $240,000 As Part Of The United States Department Of Agriculture’s Support Of Agriculture Producers And Rural Small Businesses.

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Memphis Ranks Among The Least Affordable Cities For Renters

August 31, 2023August 31, 2023 TTC 0 Comments Affordable Housing, Memphis, National Apartment Association, National Multifamily Housing Council, Rent, Tennessee

According To A 2022 Joint Report, Memphis, Tennessee Ranks Among The Least Affordable Markets For Renters With 43% Paying At Least 35% Of Their Income On Housing.

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The Grand Divide Between The Will Of GOP Primary Voters & The Actions Of Tennessee RINO Leadership … PLUS Much More!

August 25, 2023August 25, 2023 TTC 0 Comments Big 7, Conservatives, Corporate Welfare, Davidson County, Governor Lee, green energy, Memphis, nepotism, Podcast, RINO Republicans, RINOs, Special Session, Taxpayer Dollars, Taxpayers, Tennessee, Tennessee House of Representatives, Tennessee Senate, Tennessee Valley Authority, Tennessee voters, TVA, Video, Voters, Weekend Digest, White County

Brandon Delivers The Latest Updates On Governor Lee’s Special Session… Plus Stories On Education Experiments Gone Awry, Your Tax Dollars Lining The Pockets Of Huge Corporations & Funding Green Energy, Flourishing Nepotism In Tennessee & Much More! TUNE IN!

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Memphis Walgreens Plays Classical Music To Lessen Crime?

August 24, 2023August 24, 2023 TTC 3 Comments classical music, Crime, Loitering, Memphis, Tennessee, Walgreens

A Walgreens In Memphis Is Playing Classical Music Through Its Parking Lot Speakers – Not As A Means Of Entertainment For Customers, But Instead As A Way To Prevent People From Loitering.

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Threats Of Legal Action May Have Lead To Committee Assignments For Reps Jones & Pearson

August 23, 2023August 23, 2023 TTC 4 Comments Cameron Sexton, committees, Eric Holder, Justin Jones, Justin Pearson, Litigation, Memphis, Nashville, Special Session, subcommittee, Tennessee, Tennessee House of Representatives

As Lawmakers Settled Into Their Second Day Of Governor Lee’s Called Special Session, Two Democratic Legislators Who Were Previously Expelled Found Themselves Assigned To Committee Positions.

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Memphis Minister Asks Leaders To Request National Guard Protection As Violence Increases

August 17, 2023August 17, 2023 TTC 5 Comments Cordova High School, Crime, Governor Lee, Jim Strickland, Kenneth T. Whalum, Lee Harris, Memphis, Raumesh Akbari, Shelby County, Tennessee, Tennessee National Guard, Violence, Violent Crime

A Memphis Area Pastor Is Calling For The National Guard’s Assistance As Violence Continues To Overtake The City.

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Unfair Hospital Practices Hurt Tennessee Families (Op-Ed)

Report: Memphis Property Owners Pay Higher Tax Rates Than Those In Nashville

Ahead Of Memphis Mayoral Elections, Public Inspection Of Voting Machines Is Being Performed, But Does That Really Boost Voter Integrity?

Hundreds Run To Honor Eliza Fletcher; University Announces Increased Safety Measures

20 Tennessee Small Businesses, Rural Companies Receive USDA Grants

Memphis Ranks Among The Least Affordable Cities For Renters

The Grand Divide Between The Will Of GOP Primary Voters & The Actions Of Tennessee RINO Leadership … PLUS Much More!

Memphis Walgreens Plays Classical Music To Lessen Crime?

Threats Of Legal Action May Have Lead To Committee Assignments For Reps Jones & Pearson

Memphis Minister Asks Leaders To Request National Guard Protection As Violence Increases

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