Friday | Airport Business
Airport Authority gets $60K grant for mowing equipment
A $60,000 state grant for Outlaw Field was announced last week, and the money will be used for mowing equipment.
Friday | The Knoxville News Sentinel
Bredesen calls biofuel criticism 'outrageous'
Gov. Phil Bredesen branded a legislative attack on the BioFuels Initiative he launched two years ago as "ridiculous" and "outrageous" Thursday and said it endangers an unannounced "very large investment in East Tennessee." "I'm more than irritated about it, I'm mad about it," Bredesen told reporters at a news conference when asked about the Fiscal ...
Governor OKs $10K reward in Knox storekeeper slaying
Gov. Phil Bredesen has approved a $10,000 reward in the slaying of a Rutledge Pike storekeeper, bringing the total reward money to $20,000. The Knox County District Attorney Genera's office confirmed the governor's reward this morning.
Bredesen OK'd $10K for slaying info, but DA didn't announce for 3 weeks
An announcement that the governor had approved a $10,000 reward for information in the slaying of an East Knox County shopkeeper sat neglected for more than three weeks in the Knox County District Attorney's General office.
Bredesen: Keeping GM in Tenn. was 'hopeless quest'
Tennessee Gov. Phil Bredesen says the state is preparing for an increase in unemployment claims once the General Motors Corp.
How The Virginia Governora s Race Is Like Ours
From the Coolest Generation : Well, first off, like Virginia we've had a successful and popular Democrat in the executive role for the past 8 years , and like VA, it is considered almost a given that TN's next Governor will be a Republican.
Tenn. gov: Stimulus has 'concealed' budget woes
Tennessee's budget woes will likely make layoffs of state employees unavoidable, Gov.
Leon Houston retrial: Day 1 Judge quashes subpoenas for governor, U.S. judge
Jury selection started in Leon Houston's murder trial on Monday, and doing the questioning for Houston is attorney James Logan.
McMillan touts experience to Democratic Women
Gubernatorial candidate Kim McMillan said people still remember when she first started in politics.
Hyde, Frist Stress Importance of School Reform Plan
The possibility of tens of millions of dollars in private funding for the Memphis City Schools system isn't as important as the reform plan the school system is pursuing along with the money.
Tennessee at the center of renewable solar energy
Governor Phil Bredesen's trip to China underscores Tennessee's emerging position in a growing renewable energy economy.
Tennessee's current tax structure doesn't stir optimism
The report made public earlier this month should not have surprised anyone who lives in Tennessee but has shopped in other states: Tennessee has the highest combined sales-tax rate in the nation.
Bredesen says China trip has green energy focus
Tennessee Governor Phil Bredesen speaks at the 2009 China-Tennessee Investment Symposium in Beijing.
CoverTN announces improved benefits
Gov. Phil Bredesen today announced benefits improvements for CoverTN and also shared that, for the third year in a row, there will be no premium increase for the state-sponsored plan in 2010.
Candidates continue Dickson County visits
Last week, Gubernatorial candidate Mike McWherter visited Dickson Monday for a lunch hosted by the Dickson County Chamber of Commerce.
China market offers opportunities for U.S. enterprises: Tennessee governor
Despite the global economic slowdown, trade relations between the U.S. state of Tennessee and China have continued to expand and the fast-growing Chinese market offers immense opportunities for U.S. enterprise, Tennessee governor Phil Bredesen said in an exclusive interview with Xinhua.
Special election breeds intraparty finger-pointing
Tennessee's once-proud Democratic Party is reeling from its latest defeat at the polls, and the finger-pointing is well under way.
Kimmie Mac To Take Vandy Kids To School
Fro a media advisory : Kim McMillan, former majority leader in the Tennessee House of Representatives, is the second in a series of Tennessee gubernatorial candidates to address students in Vanderbilt Universitya s a oeIntroduction to American Government and Politicsa class.
Nashville Scene - Pith in the Wind
Why Doesn't Bredesen Ever Talk About the Cost of Not Fixing Health Care?
Gov. Phil Bredesen is back in the headlines today denouncing health care reform as too costly for the states.
As a key Senate committee geared up for a critical vote on health care, Gov. Phil Bredesen took to his pen.
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