Former Montgomery County Middle School Coach Indicted

An Investigation By The Tennessee Comptroller’s Office Has Resulted In The Indictment Of David Lemont Bryant, A Former Boys’ Basketball Coach And Assistant Teacher At Montgomery Central Middle School In Clarksville.

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Tennessee School Districts Await School Safety Grant Distributions

Schools Across The State Have Been Able To Receive School Safety Grant Money Since The End Of June, And A Recently Released Report Shows Just How Much Money Each System Will Be Receiving

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18-State Coalition Backs Tennessee In Anti-Drag Law Ruling Appeal

Eighteen States Have Joined To File An Amicus Brief Supporting Tennessee In Its Appeal Of A Ruling On Its Drag Show Law. The Law Was Blocked By A Judge In The U.S. District Court For The Western District Of Tennessee After It Was Contested By Friends Of George’s.

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West TN Lawmaker Sponsors Bill To Transfer Teen Gun Thefts To Adult Court

State Rep. Rusty Grills, A West Tennessee Republican, Is Sponsoring Bills That Would Shift Juveniles 16 And Up To Adult Court In Gun Theft And Burglary Cases.

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4 Arrested In West Tennessee’s Largest Drug Bust In History

Four People Have Been Arrested By West Tennessee Drug Task Force Agents After What Is Possibly The Largest Drug Trafficking Operation In West Tennessee Was Discovered Inside A Former Walmart In Humboldt, Tennessee.

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Street Creds (Op-Ed By James V. Ferguson, MD)

It Is Astounding That The Conservative Movement Is Now Considered A Radical Philosophy Just Like The Counterculture Of The 1960s Was Considered Radical. I Remember Discussing Social Conservatism With A Friend Who Could Not Understand Why Religion, Morality, Ethics Or Abortion Should Be Issues In Elections. Apparently, The Republican Party Leadership Thought Similarly And Avoided Social Issues To Promote The “Big Tent” Of Inclusivity. And Look What Happened As Democrats Took The Lead.

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Federal Government Agrees To $9.2B Loan For Ford Projects In Tennessee And Kentucky

The U.S. Department Of Energy Has Conditionally Agreed To Loan Ford Motor Co. Up To $9.2 Billion For The Blue Oval Projects In Kentucky And Tennessee.

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Tennessee Commission On Children And Youth Report Shows One In Five Kids Live In Poverty

According To A New Report From the Tennessee Commission On Children And Youth, Nearly One In Five Tennessee Kids Live In Poverty And It Varies Greatly By Geography.

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Governor Lee Names Three Appointees To Tennessee Charter School Commission

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

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