October 6, 2025
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Politics

US Congress approval highest in nearly four years, Gallup poll finds

Feb 20, 2025, 5:46am CST Nearly three-in-10 US adults approve of the job that Congress is doing, representing a 12-percentage-point spike since January,

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1st Amendment/Free Expression Politics

Americans’ Trust in Media Remains at an all-time Low

Editor’s Note: Americans No Longer Trust Mainstream Media Most would agree that Americans have lost faith in the mainstream media, and the latest

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Education

Ansley O’Brien Named Bedford County 4-H National Dairy Month Chairman

Nashville, TN– Ansley O’Brien has been named the 2025 National Dairy Month chairman for Bedford County. O’Brien was honored May 30 at the

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History

(2019 Article ) Historians and History Buffs share Historical Insights at Smyrna History Event

*Old article from 2019 Smyrna, Tenn- The Smyrna History Series kicked off last Saturday morning at the Smyrna Outdoor Adventure Center. Many local

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History Politics

J Percy Priest Lake Tennessee’s David vs. Goliath: The Independent Candidate Who Shocked the Political World

J. Percy Priest: The Man Behind Middle Tennessee’s Beloved Lake Stretching 42 miles from Smyrna northwest toward Nashville, J. Percy Priest Lake stands

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1st Amendment/Free Expression Education Leaving a Legacy Politics Schools/Education

TN Democrats didn’t support policy to improve young lives. That won’t stop us | Rep. Gino Bulso

As the Left pushes failed policies, Republicans will continue investing in strong children by placing their educational needs over political priorities. Gino Bulso

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Crime: Police: Law Enforcement Police

Criminals Meet Their Match in La Vergne’s Operation Safe Streets Sweep

La Vergne, Tenn – In a sweeping show of enforcement muscle, La Vergne Police Chief Christopher Moews (pronounced Mays) has intensified his department’s

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1st Amendment/Free Expression Inspiration Leaving a Legacy Politics

Reagan’s Republic Vision and the Founders’ Marketplace of Ideas: Why Democracy Required Messy Debate on Independence Day

Liberty’s Enduring Promise: From 1776 to Today By Mike Sparks In the sweltering heat of Philadelphia’s summer of 1776, history pivoted on the

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1st Amendment/Free Expression History Politics

The Founding Fathers’ Recipe for Truth: Why They Wanted You to Question Everything

DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE by Dr. Larry Burris’s 06/30/2025 The 4th of July. A time for fireworks, picnics, hot dogs and ball games. But

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History Leaving a Legacy Politics

Street Renaming Ceremony to Honor Civil Rights Icon

Memphis, Tenn. (WSMV) – A portion of West Levi Road in Shelby County has been officially renamed the “Rep. Johnnie Turner Highway” in

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