Tennessee Conservative
An Investigation By The Tennessee Comptroller’s Office Has Resulted In The Indictment Of Andrew Woodbury, The Former Assistant Director Of The Hamilton County Schools Department Of School Nutrition.
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Tennessee Legislation, That Currently Awaits The Signature Of Governor Lee, Requires That Local Governments Present A Written Attestation To The Comptroller That They Have Not Sought Or Received A Grant In Intentional Pursuit Of Policies Relative To The United Nations’ Climate Agenda That Could Infringe On Personal Property Rights.
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Tennessee’s Retail Accountability Program To Ensure Retailers Are Paying The State The Proper Amount Of Taxes Has Led To $36.6 Million In Additional Taxes Collected Over The Past 11 Years.
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The Former Treasurer Of The Mt. Gilead Volunteer Fire Department In Sparta Is Accused Of Knowingly Misappropriating Nearly $74,000 From The Department And White County Firefighters Association, According To An Investigation From The Tennessee Comptroller’s Office.
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An Investigation By The Tennessee Comptroller’s Office Shows That A Nashville-Based Nonprofit Used Grant Money To Make $42,249.74 Of Unallowable Payments, Including Checks Written To The Executive Director.
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Tennessee Lawmakers Are Working On A Compromise To Soften The Blow In A Looming Vote To Vacate Tennessee State University’s Board Of Directors Amid Criticism Over The Historically Black College’s Operations.
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A New Report From The Tennessee Comptroller’s Office States That Students Who Take Part In The Tennessee Promise Program Earn Credits And Awards At A Higher Rate And Are Retained More Often Than Students Who Are Not Part Of The Program.
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An Investigation By The Tennessee Comptroller’s Office Has Resulted In The Indictment Of Jessica West, The Former City Recorder For The Town Of Normandy (Population 105) In Bedford County.
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The Tennessee Comptroller’s Office Has Completed Its Annual Audit Of Gibson County Government For The Fiscal Year Ending On June 30, 2023, And The Results Show That Improvement Is Needed In The County’s Financial Operations.
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A Former Knox County Governmental Library Employee Was Paid More Than $100,000 For Work Time She Did Not Complete While More Than $40,000 Worth Of Additional Compensation Is Being Questioned Over A 10-Year Span.
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