Who is subject to the Open Meetings Act? Tennessee’s framework for open government rests on two core pillars: the Open Meetings Act and the Public Records Act. Together, they are […]
This article originally published in the Jewish Insider. The Pennsylvania senator heavily criticized the normalization of anti-Israel platforms and the validation of extreme views among Democratic voters BLEAK ASSESSMENT Sen. […]
By Mike Sparks Tennessee Statesman Jim Tracy, Devoted Public Servant and Community Leader, Dies at 69 I first met Jim Tracy when I ran for Rutherford County Commission in 2002. […]
I loved the story I saw this morning on WTVF News Channel 5. A Tennessee couple, John Carroll (101) and Jerry Carroll (100), just celebrated 80 years of marriage. Every […]
A Scoop of Hope: Roshan Bhakta’s Baskin-Robbins Reopens on America’s 250th, Just Days After Burying His Father By Mike Sparks Some stories arrive wrapped in irony so pointed you can’t […]
Congratulations to Sean Hart on taking the reins as the new President of the Smyrna Rotary Club. Sean Hart brings a strong record of leadership, professionalism, and dedication to the […]
M’Boro, Tenn. – Nourish Food Bank is entering a new chapter with the appointment of Erin R. Floyd as its next Executive Director. Floyd officially takes the reins on July […]
This article originally published in the NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Experts share the steps to take to protect yourself from tick bites and what to do if you’ve been bitten. Whether you’re […]
Driver Jeremy Byrd and three Middle Tennessee student navigators complete a 2,300-mile Route 66 rally to claim first place, cementing a growing dynasty in precision motorsport. By Mike Sparks | […]
The Lawrence County Republican Party is hosting the 9th Congressional Republican Candidates Debate on July 6th at 6:00 PM at the Country Cafe. Jeremy Thompson, Todd Warner, Brent Taylor, and […]