Tennessee Conservative
Local Residents Stood Up To Testify Against The Ballad Healthcare Monopoly In East Tennessee At A Recent Meeting Of The Carter County Commission But Their Testimony Was Widely Ignored By Local Media In Favor Of The Healthcare Group.
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Despite Polls Showing Opposition From Residents And Nearly Universal Condemnation From Experts Who Argue That Taxpayer-Funded Stadiums Are A Poor Use Of Public Money, The Approval Of What Will Be The Largest Taxpayer-Funded Stadium In NFL History Has Long Felt Inevitable.
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As Middle Tennessee Continues To See Immense Growth, Some Residents Would Like For Local And State Leaders To Stop Focusing On Expansion And Instead Work On Making Things Better For The People Who Already Call The Area Home.
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Parents And Community Members Quickly Realized We Had Been Apathetic In Protecting The Interests Of Our Students And Community In And Around The Spring Of 2021. Small Groups Were Forming, And Those Seeking Truth And Community Found Affirmation Among Them.
Residents Were Passive And Guilty Of Believing We Were Beyond The Reach Of The Neo-Liberal Agenda And Propaganda. We Didn’t Make Time To Exercise Our Civic Duty. Some Of Us Didn’t Comprehend The Consequences Of Our Quiescence. We Are Making Amends For Our Naiveté At The Polls And Will Continue To In 2024.
Tennessee Residents Have Received $81.9 Million In Funeral Expense Assistance Through Covid-19 Funeral Reimbursements From The Federal Emergency Management Agency. Just Short Of Half Of Those Payments Were Made This Year. As Of January, FEMA Had Sent Tennessee $47 Million In Assistance.
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After Speaking With President Trump, Governor Lee Expects The Federal Emergency Disaster Designation He Requested After The Nashville Bombing To Be Approved.
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Concerns that the new allocations are being given to places that have already received significant support and funding from other relief sources, grants and from donors. While smaller businesses and non-profits are being overlooked.
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Monday, November 9, was the first of three virtual meetings designed to get ideas and feedback from Chattanooga citizens with the intended aim of improving results in some priority areas.
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Crime overall in Chattanooga is currently up by 14%. However, the top three Tennessee population centers all report significant decreases in crime with Nashville down by 17%, Memphis by 19% and Knoxville by 51%.
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