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Tennessee’s housing market showed “steady growth” for the third quarter as home prices continue to rise throughout the state, though overall market strength varied across regions, according to the latest statewide report from Middle Tennessee State University. “Despite this growth, mortgage delinquencies have slightly risen, indicating some financial strain on homeowners,” said Murat Arik, director of
Proposed Bill Could Lower Age Requirement for Tennessee School Bus Drivers State Representative Mike Sparks (R-Smyrna) has introduced legislation aimed at addressing Tennessee’s critical school bus driver shortage by lowering the minimum driving age from 25 to 21 years old. WKRN NEWS: Proposal to lower age requirement for school bus drivers House Bill 84 seeks
Scott Countians Show Strong Support for Trump with State’s Largest Margin In the latest election, voters in Scott County have once again demonstrated overwhelming support for Donald Trump, securing the largest margin of victory in the state. This trend highlights a continued alignment with Trump’s policies and leadership style among the county’s residents. As ballots
By Mike Sparks Tonight on Conversations with Mike Sparks radio show, I’m excited to welcome Dr. Raj Srivastava, affectionately known as “Dr. Raj.” He is a distinguished professor at Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU) and a leading voice in digital media. Join us this evening, Sunday November 17, from 5 to 6 PM on WGNS
I’ve often thought it interesting to compare promise versus performance when it comes to election campaign promises. Particularly in issues related to so-called “transparency.” Every administration I can think of has promised to be more “transparent” than the previous. Of course, every administration promises everything will be better than the last. It’s also interesting to
Nissan Motor has announced plans to cut 9,000 jobs and reduce its global manufacturing capacity by 20%, following a challenging year for the automaker. Why is Nissan Cutting Jobs? Nissan is moving forward with layoffs as part of its strategy to “stabilize” and “right-size” the business, aiming to “reinforce product for profitable growth.” In addition
Editor’s Note: Today I had the opportunity to attend the bill signing for the constitutional carry legislation with Tennessee Governor Bill Lee.After the bill signing Doug Linder, Beretta USA VP of Operations and R&D provided a tour to about ten legislators of the Gallatin campus. Near the end of the tour I noticed a Chevrolet
