Tennessee Conservative
On Wednesday, July 21st, Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly Temporarily Closed Two Community Centers After A Single Confirmed Case Of COVID Was Discovered At Each Facility.
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Earlier In The Month, Hamilton County Schools Superintendent Dr. Bryan Johnson Announced His Plans To Retire From His Position In August. At The Time Of The Announcement, Dr. Johnson Did Not Know Where His Career Would Go Next, But He Is Now Set To Start…
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Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly Announced On Friday That The City Will Hold Open Office Hours On A Recurring Monthly Cadence Under His Administration.
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Brent Goldberg, Mayor Kelly’s Chief Of Staff, Shared A Presentation With The Chattanooga City Council Outlining Projected Budgetary Alterations To Maintain And/Or Improve On The City’s Perceived Infrastructure Needs. The Projected Budget Increase Is Leaving Many Residents Concerned That A Tax Hike Is On The Horizon.
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On Tuesday, July 13 Hamilton County Schools Superintendent Dr. Bryan Johnson Announced That He Will Be Resigning From His Role, Effective August 17, 2021. Johnson Did Not State A Reason For His Resignation.
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Revealed In Documents Received By The Tennessee Conservative In A Recent Open Records Request, Despite Numerous And Ongoing Panhandling Violations In Chattanooga, There Have Only Been Two Tickets Issued This Year By Law Enforcement.
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NOVONIX, A Battery Materials And Technology Company Headquartered In Brisbane, Australia, Announced A $160 Million Expansion That Is Expected To Create 290 New Jobs At Its Chattanooga Manufacturing Facility.
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Chattanooga Veterans, Family, Mayor Kelly And City Officials Will Gather On Veterans Bridge At 1 PM EST On July 14th In A Bi-annual Flag Raising Ceremony To Honor Our Fallen Heroes.
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Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly On Thursday Announced That He Will Hold Open Office Hours To Meet Directly With Constituents, And Will Make His Staff Available For One-on-one Meetings.
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After 26 Years Serving In The Chattanooga Police Department, Police Chief David Roddy Announced His Retirement On Monday And Now The City Is Undergoing A Nationwide Search To Find A Replacement.
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