Tennessee Awards $21M In Federal Funds For EV Chargers
Tennessee Has Awarded $21 Million In Federal Funds To Build Electric Vehicle Charging Stations In The State.
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Tennessee House District 3 Special Election Favors Former Representative
On Thursday, Republican Voters Across Four Upper East Tennessee Counties Will Choose Their Party’s Nominee In The House District 3 Special Primary Election Necessitated By The Resignation Of Republican Rep. Scotty Campbell Of Mountain City After An Investigation Found Campbell Had Sexually Harassed A Female Intern.
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Tennessee Counties, Cities Receive $38M In Federal Funds For Water Infrastructure Improvements
Six Tennessee Counties Are Receiving Federal Grants That Add Up To Nearly $38 Million For Water Infrastructure.
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Mountain City Employees Indicted
An Investigation By The Tennessee Comptroller’s Office Has Resulted In The Indictment Of Donna Nelson, A Former Bookkeeper, And Sheila Shaw, The Current Recorder For The Town Of Mountain City In Johnson County. The Investigation Began After Town Officials Identified Questionable Transactions.
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Lee’s Signature Makes Tennessee A Second Amendment Sanctuary State
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee Signed A Bill Wednesday That Makes The State A Second Amendment Sanctuary.
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Dolly Parton Lends Her Voice To Celebrate 225 Years Of Tennessee Statehood
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee Has Released “Home,” A Video Featuring Dolly Parton That Invites Tennesseans Across The State To Celebrate 225 Years Of Statehood Beginning June 1, 2021.
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Second Amendment Sanctuary Bill Passes Tennessee House
The Tennessee House Adopted A Bill To Make The State A Second Amendment Sanctuary. It “Affirms That Any Law, Treaty, Executive Order, Rule, Or Regulation Of The United States Government” That Violates The Second Amendment Is Unenforceable. The Bill Now Will Head To Gov. Bill Lee’s Desk.
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Governor Lee Reintroduces Mental Health Trust Fund Proposal
Governor Bill Lee Presented A Renewed $250 Million Proposal On Monday That Would Provide Mental Health Services For K-12 Students In Tennessee. This Push Comes As Concern Over Mental Health Has Increased Throughout The COVID-19 Pandemic.
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