Publisher’s Note: In today’s climate of escalating national challenges, one issue that rarely receives the attention it deserves is the shortage of school bus drivers. Many people do not view […]
by E. “Doc” Smith on March 2, 2007 Many years ago, when my older cousin Bruce headed off to college on a basketball scholarship, I asked him where he was […]
The Tip Trap and the Pricing Squeeze: Corporate Accountability When Advocacy Strikes Back TL;DR: Shake Shack’s “no tip” fee and Kroger’s dynamic pricing practices face organized opposition from consumer advocacy […]
House Approves Permanent Daylight Saving Time Bill, Setting Up Heated Senate Debate As Americans prepare to adjust their clocks once again this fall, Capitol Hill is actively debating whether to […]
The Blue Wall Cracks: How Registration Shifts and Financial Woes Threaten the DNC By Ron Yates Across the Rust Belt and key swing states, the political landscape is shifting under […]
AAs a Christian and a state representative sworn to protect the constitutional rights of Tennessee families, I am deeply relieved and heartened by the Supreme Court’s recent decision to defend […]
Many thanks to FOX 17 reporter Dennis Ferrier for covering Tony Bates’ uphill battle in Alexandria, Tennessee. The story reads like a modern-day episode of The Dukes of Hazzard—minus the […]
Standing with Our First Responders: A Heartfelt Thank You to the Tennessee Professional Firefighters Association “Sometimes I Call My Mom.” Those were the words spoken by Murfreesboro City Firefighter Ben […]
By Tennessee Ledger Staff There’s a modern adage, “Go Woke, Go Broke”—and those words of wisdom certainly held true when it came to Cracker Barrel. Cracker Barrel CEO and board […]
State and local leaders are mourning the sudden passing of Claiborne County Mayor Joe Brooks, who died Friday night following a motorcycle accident in Union County. According to preliminary reports […]