Tivoli Theatre Reopens To In-Person Audiences Next Weekend
Starting Next Friday, April 9th, The Tivoli Theatre Will Reopen Its Doors To An In-Person Audience For The First Time Since November.
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Revenue
Carrying Handgun Without Permit Approved By Tennessee Senate
The Tennessee Senate Passed Legislation Thursday That Would Allow For The Carrying Of Handguns In The State Without A Permit. The Senate Bill’s Companion, House Bill 786, Still Is Working Its Way Through The Committee Process In The House.
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The Tennessee Conservative News Break March 17, 2021
-Constitutional Carry One Step Closer To Becoming Law
-New Legislation Aims to Increase Transparency of Foreign Influences on Colleges in Tennessee
-Lee Says Tennessee Doesn’t Need Its Share Of American Rescue Plan Funding
-American Rescue Plan Act To Provide States 116 Times Their Revenue Losses
-Biden’s Oil & Gas Ban Undermines New Mexico’s Ability To Safeguard Economy, Environment
-COVID-19 And Hamilton County Schools: One Year Later
Spanish Auto Manufacturer To Locate New Operations In Chattanooga
Sesé industrial Services Has Announced They Will Open New Operations In Chattanooga. This Manufacturing Plant Will Assemble Axle Components For Volkswagen Chattanooga’s (VW) Electric Atlas And SUV.
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State Revenue Fluctuations In Tennessee Rank 15th Lowest In Nation
Tennessee Received A Fiscal Volatility Score Of 4.29 On a Pew Charitable Trusts Ranking measuring Two Decades Of State Revenue Fluctuations, Representing The 15th-lowest Score Among The 50 States.
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Despite Oil Industry’s Impact On New Mexico’s Economy, Fracking Ban Advances In State Legislature
If The Bill Passes Both Chambers, It Would Place A Four-Year Moratorium On New Permits For Hydraulic Fracturing To Extract Natural Gas Or Oil, Costing The State Billions Of Dollars In Revenue And Thousands Of Jobs.
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Breaking Down Lee’s $42B State Budget Proposal
After A Year Of Economic Uncertainty Because Of The COVID-19 Pandemic, Tennessee Governor Bill Lee Proposed a $41.8 Billion Budget In His Annual State Of The State Address.
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Biden Administration Orders 60-Day Halt To New Oil And Gas Drilling On Federal Lands
Despite Pushback From Oil & Gas Industry And States That Rely On Associated Revenue, Biden Temporarily Halts Leases And Permits For Oil and Gas Development On Federal Land.
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U.S. Deficit 60.7 Percent Higher Than This Time Last Year
U.S. Treasury Department Reports The Deficit Is $216.3 Billion Higher Than The Same October – December Period In 2019.
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State General Revenue Spending Will Decline For First Time Since The Great Recession
After Nine Consecutive Years Of Spending Growth In States, Weaker Revenue Projections Due To The COVID-19 Pandemic And Related Restrictions Is Resulting In States Spending Significantly Less Of Their General Revenue.
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