Nashville’s LEAD academy is poised to serve as a model to other schools as it becomes the city’s first charter high school next fall.
As Nashville’s 1st Charter High School, LEAD Will Serve As Model
Neither Speaker Nor State GOP Chair Rushing to Reconcile
The Speaker of the State House of Representatives and the new Chairman of the Tennessee GOP both say they’re open to talks with the other. Earlier this year the party barred Speaker Kent Williams from running again as a Republican.
Cell Phone Companies Reach Tower Compromise with Metro Council
Cell phone carriers have come to a mutual agreement with the Metro Council regarding tighter restrictions on their towers.
2,500 EV Chargers Coming to Tennessee from DOE Grant
An alternative fuel company plans to build electric vehicle charging stations in five regions including Tennessee.
Fort Campbell Soldier Dies Following Fitness Test
A young soldier died Monday at Fort Campbell following an Army physical fitness test.
Human Relations Commission Advocates for Non-Discrimination Ordinance
The Metro Human Relations Commission has voted to support a proposed ordinance that prohibits discrimination against gay employees.
Bredesen Opposes Any “Unfunded Mandate” on Healthcare Overhaul
Governor Phil Bredesen says he hopes Congress won’t pass the expense of any healthcare overhaul on to the states.
LP Shows Improvement, Sues Over Investments
Nashville-based LP is still losing money, but not as badly as it was a year ago.
New Law To Regulate Debt Management
A measure signed into law today will help keep Tennesseans struggling with debt from playing into the hands of frauds.
Opryland Leads Gaylord Hotels in Cancellations
Of Gaylord Entertainment’s hotels, Opryland has been disproportionately hit by corporate cancellations.
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