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Washington County And The State Of Tennessee Misappropriate $2M In Federal ARPA Funds (Op-Ed)

May 24, 2023May 24, 2023 TTC 2 Comments American Rescue Plan Act, Appalachian Producers Cooperative, ARPA, Jason Mumpower, misappropriation, Opinion, revenue loss, Sullivan County, Tennessee, Tennessee Comptroller, Washington County

Washington County Tennessee Voted In January 2023 To Provide $2.0 Million Of American Rescue Plan Act Funds To A Meat Packing Plant To Be Built In Washington County Named Appalachian Producers Cooperative. In Reviewing The ARPA Guidelines, Washington County’s Usage Of The $2 Million In ARPA Funds Is Not Allowed. Washington County Decided To Utilize The ‘Revenue Loss’ Section Of ARPA Regulations As Justification For Providing The Funds. ARPA Regulations Detail That ‘Revenue Loss’ Funding Must Be Used For Government Services. Providing Meat Packing Services Is Not A Normal Government Service.

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Washington County GOP Reorganization: Questionable Practices & Seemingly Nefarious Goals

March 31, 2023March 31, 2023 TTC 0 Comments bylaws, establishment Republicans, GOP, Reorganization, Tennessee, Washington County, Washington County Republican Party

As Evidenced By Documentation The Tennessee Conservative Obtained Regarding The Matter, It Seems That Washington County’s Establishment GOP That Retains Power Currently Will Resort To Questionable Tactics In Order To Keep It.

State News

Governor Lee Names Three Appointees To Tennessee Charter School Commission

January 10, 2023January 10, 2023 TTC 0 Comments Alan Levine, Charter School Commission, Charter Schools, Chris Tutor, Dave Hanson, Davidson County, Derwin Signet, East Tennessee, Governor Lee, LEAs, Michael Carter, Middle Tennessee, Shelby County, Tennessee, Tennessee General Assembly, Tennessee Public Charter School Commission, Washington County, West Tennessee

Governor Bill Lee Has Named Three Appointments To The Tennessee Public Charter School Commission.

Opinion

7 Iconic War Heroes From Tennessee

May 27, 2022May 27, 2022 TTC 4 Comments Alvin C. York, Alvin C. York Institute, Andrew Jackson, Clarence Higgins, David Crockett, Davy Crockett, Dyer County, Dyersburg, Erwin, Fentress County, Greene County, heroes, Hickman County, James Alton Gardner, Jamestown, John Sevier, Korean War, Limestone, Medal of Honor, Memorial Day, Pall Mall, patriots, Pearl Harbor, Revolutionary War, Tennessee, Unicoi County, Vietnam Conflict, Washington County, William Franklin Lyell, World War I, World War II

With Great Respect And Appreciation As We Approach Memorial Day, We Have Compiled This List Of Seven Great Heroes That Called Tennessee Their Home.

Most Names You Will Quickly Recognize, But There Are A Few That Haven’t Received The Public Recognition That They Much Deserve.

As There Are Countless Heroes From The Volunteer State, We Had To Limit The Number To Highlight In This Piece To Seven. For The Many That Are Left Off Of Our List, They Too, All Have Our Utmost Respect And Heartfelt Appreciation For All They Did To Keep Our Nation Free.

State News

Travel Nurse Leaves Fears Of Hospital Drug Tampering Across Three States

April 15, 2022April 15, 2022 TTC 0 Comments health officials, Hospitals, Investigation, Jacqueline Brewster, Johnson City Medical Center, Kentucky, opioids, Raleigh General Hospital, Tennessee, Washington County, West Virginia

Health Officials In At Least Three States Are Investigating A Travel Nurse Suspected Of Tampering With And Potentially Contaminating Vials And Syringes Of Opioid Painkillers In Two Hospitals, Then Returning The Vials To Medication Cabinets Where They Could Be Unknowingly Given To Patients.

State News

Tennessee Counties File Suit Against Consulting Firm Over Role In Opioid Crisis

December 10, 2021December 10, 2021 TTC 2 Comments Campbell County, Claiborne County, Crockett County, Greene County, Hancock County, Hawkins County, Haywood County, Henderson County, Herbert Slatery, Johnson County, knoxville, Lauderdale County, Lawsuits, Lexington, Madison County, McKinsey & Company, Memphis, opioid crisis, Opioid Manufacturers, opioids, OxyContin, Purdue Pharma, Tennessee, Washington County

In A Coordinated Legal Strategy, Seven Counties In East Tennessee And Five Counties Plus One City In West Tennessee Have Filed Separate Lawsuits Against Consulting Firm McKinsey & Co. Over Its Involvement In The Opioid Crisis.

State News

Tennessee Mom Confronts Her Child’s Bus Driver

October 4, 2021October 4, 2021 TTC 3 Comments Jarrod Adams, Tennessee, TikTok, viral video, Washington County, Washington County Department of Education, Washington County Schools

A Viral Video Circulating On Tiktok Shows A Tennessee Mom Confronting A Bus Driver With Whom She Was Said To Have Ongoing Issues. The Mother Began Filming When The Bus Pulled Up And Did Not Stop Until It Pulled Away. The Video Has Gained Millions Of Views So Far.

School Districts Across the State Continue to Defy Mask Opt-Out Order

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School Districts Across State Continue To Defy Mask Opt-Out Order

September 20, 2021September 20, 2021 TTC 1 Comment Anderson County Schools, Bristol City Schools, Carrie Pfeiffer, Clarksville-Montgomery County Schools, Cleveland City Schools in Bradley County, Decatur County Schools, Dyersburg City Schools, Elizabethton City Schools in Carter County, Executive Order 84, Franklin Special School District in Williamson County, Governor Lee, Johnson City Schools, Kingsport City Schools, Lebanon Special School District in Wilson County, Marion County Schools, Mask Mandates, Mask-wearing, Masks, Masks Required, Murfreesboro City Schools in Rutherford County, Newport City Schools in Cocke County, Oak Ridge Schools, Rutherford County Schools, Sullivan County Schools, Tennessee, Tipton County Schools, Washington County, Williamson County Schools, Wilson County Schools

More Than Twenty School Districts Across Tennessee Are Requiring Students To Wear Masks, Despite The Fact That Governor Bill Lee Signed An Executive Order That Gives Parents The Freedom To Opt Their Children Out Of The Mandates.

State News

TennCare Fraud Cases Decline In April, But Still Higher Than Average

May 3, 2021May 3, 2021 TTC 0 Comments Alabama, Boyd Center for Business and Economic Research, Cash for Tips Program, Fraud, Illinois, Kim Harmon, Knxoville, Office of Inspector General, Taxpayer Dollars, TennCare, Tennessee, Tennessee Highway Patrol, Tennessee Legislature, Unicoi County, University of Tennessee, University of Tennessee at Knoxville, Washington County

The Number Of Reported Tenncare Fraud Cases Declined In April Down To Just Three For The Month From A Recent High Number Of 6 Cases In March. Despite The Drop By Half For April, The Number Is Still High Considering The Average.

No Hybrid Model of Instruction for Tennessee Schools Next Year

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No Hybrid Learning For Tennessee Schools Next Year

April 27, 2021April 27, 2021 TTC 0 Comments Amy Owen, Bradley County, COVID-19, Governor Lee, Hamilton County, Hybrid Learning, in-person learning, Marion County, Metro Nashville Public Schools, Nashville, Pandemic, Penny Schwinn, Perry County, Public Schools, Remote Learning, Robertson County, Rutherford County, Shelby County, Shelby County Schools, Students, Tennessee, Tennessee Board of Education, Tennessee schools, Union County, Washington County

Tennessee Public Schools Will No Longer Have The Option Of Providing Both In-person And Remote Instruction As Of Next School Year. Students Who Want To Continue With Virtual Instruction Will Have To Enroll In A Specific Virtual School Instead Of A Regular Public School Option.

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Washington County

Washington County And The State Of Tennessee Misappropriate $2M In Federal ARPA Funds (Op-Ed)

Washington County GOP Reorganization: Questionable Practices & Seemingly Nefarious Goals

Governor Lee Names Three Appointees To Tennessee Charter School Commission

7 Iconic War Heroes From Tennessee

Travel Nurse Leaves Fears Of Hospital Drug Tampering Across Three States

Tennessee Counties File Suit Against Consulting Firm Over Role In Opioid Crisis

Tennessee Mom Confronts Her Child’s Bus Driver

School Districts Across State Continue To Defy Mask Opt-Out Order

TennCare Fraud Cases Decline In April, But Still Higher Than Average

No Hybrid Learning For Tennessee Schools Next Year

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