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Tennessee Sends School Whole Milk Bill to Governor - Vimarsana News

Tennessee Sends School Whole Milk Bill to Governor

Tennessee lawmakers have sent the governor a bill designed to allow schools to serve whole milk. The bill could set up a legal fight with USDA.

Dennis Powers - General Assembly celebrates agriculture in Tennessee - Vimarsana News

Dennis Powers - General Assembly celebrates agriculture in Tennessee

Tennessee’s annual Ag Day on the Hill was held at the State Capitol in Nashville on March 19 and featured a variety of events, exhibits, activities and livestock along with

Mass violence threats would be criminal under Cochran bill - Vimarsana News

Mass violence threats would be criminal under Cochran bill

State Rep. Mark Cochran (R-Englewood) is working on a bill that would add threats of mass violence as a criminal offense.

City of Rome Code of Ethics slated for first reading Monday - Vimarsana News

City of Rome Code of Ethics slated for first reading Monday

Saturday, March 9, 2024--7:43 p.m. -David Crowder, WRGA News- A new City of Rome Code of Ethics is set for first reading Monday night. After being selected as mayor in January, Craig McDaniel called for a review of the city’s ethics code. The need for a new code came up during the re

TN bill mandates teaching firearm safety in schools - Vimarsana News

TN bill mandates teaching firearm safety in schools

On its face, Tennessee Democrats seemed favorable to the bill, though they admitted they’d prefer more substantial fixes. Some Democrats have also taken issue with a portion that explains that a teacher must "be viewpoint neutral on political topics, such as gun rights, gun violence, and the Second Amendment to the United States Constitution."

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