Tennesseans Opposed To Public Funding For MLB Stadium In Nashville
Tennessee Voters Don’t Want To Pay For Construction Of A Major League Baseball Stadium In Nashville, According To A New Beacon Center Poll Of 1,200 State Residents.
Read moreTennessee Voters Don’t Want To Pay For Construction Of A Major League Baseball Stadium In Nashville, According To A New Beacon Center Poll Of 1,200 State Residents.
Read moreChattanooga Is Set To Receive $3.5 Million In Grants To Assist In The Cleanup Of Brownfield Sites. In Total, Tennessee Received $5.6 Million In Federal Grants Through The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Chattanooga Previously Received $5.8 Million In EPA Grants For The City’s Revolving Loan Fund…
Read moreMajor League Baseball Is Not Planning To Begin An Expansion Process Until 2029, Commissioner Rob Manfred Said. That Means Nashville Will Not Have An Expansion Team Until At Least 2030 And Likely After That At Earliest.
Read moreA Bill Allowing Memphis To Divert More Of The Shelby County Hotel-Motel Tax To Renovations At FedExForum Passed The Tennessee Senate And Will Now Head To Gov. Bill Lee For His Signature.
Read moreMemphis Is Looking For More Funding For The Renovations At The FedexForum And Are Pushing A Pair Of Bills In The Tennessee Legislature To Get That Funding.
Read moreIn Tennessee And Across The Nation, Leaders Make Decisions To Dole Out Millions In Taxpayer Dollars To Sports Franchises Based On “Economic Impact Reports.” Those Who Research And Study The Impact Of Pro Sports Arenas And Public Funding Surrounding Them Have Never Seen The Positive Impact Touted In The Report Numbers.
Read moreThe Tennessee Titans Have Agreed To A 20-Year Naming Rights Deal With Nissan For The Team’s New Stadium, Set To Open In 2027, But Did Not Disclose The Amount Nissan Is Paying For Those Rights.
Read moreTwo Things Have Driven Tennessee’s Massive Rise In State Revenues Over The Past Five Years: The Ability To Collect Taxes On Internet Sales And An Enormous Growth In Franchise And Excise Tax Collections. But As The Online Sales Tax Money Becomes A Normal Part Of The State Budget And Lawmakers’ 2023 Franchise And Excise Tax Cuts Go Into Effect, The Days Of Significant Revenue Growth Are Likely In The Rearview Mirror.
Read moreTennessee Voters Were Even On Their Opposition Or Support Of Publicly-Funded Stadiums In A New Beacon Center Poll.
Read moreBrandon Speaks About The Tennessee Conservative’s Top 7 News Stories Of The Week…
Stories About Another TN Dept Of Education Attempt To Do Away With Parent’s Rights, TN Kids Getting Arrested, How TN’s Republican Supermajority Is Spending Your Tax Dollars, More Attempts By Woke Organizations To Steal The Innocence Of Kids…
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