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As Tennessee prepares to revisit its proposed school voucher bill in the upcoming legislative session, a recent ruling by the South Carolina Supreme Court offers a sobering glimpse into the potential consequences of government-funded private education programs.  While proponents of school vouchers argue that these programs provide families with greater

In an era of heightened concern about school shootings, post Covenant and more recently Apalachee High School in Georgia, Tennessee’s lawmakers have provided stringent measures to address threats of mass violence on school property.   However, the state's legal approach, which criminalizes "reckless" behavior without requiring

Last night after a long and at times, tense meeting of the Williamson County Commission, 16 of the 24 County Commissioners voted to approve the $330 million dollar price tag.   Commissioners Ricky Jones, Judy Herbert, Jennifer Mason, Gregg Lawrence, Paul Webb, Chas Morton, Meghan Guffee, Sean Aiello, Betsy Hester, Greg

On September 3, 2024, the Williamson County Republican Party (WCRP) passed a resolution that emphasizes the growing tensions within the Republican Party. While the Republican establishment often insists that the fight is over "conservative values," this resolution reveals a deeper conflict between grassroots conservatives and the party elite.

The Current State of Affairs in Williamson County  Williamson County, once a beacon of conservative values, finds itself in a precarious position as the 2024 elections approach.   Facing $1.2 billion in debt—a stark rise from $500 million in 2014—local leadership continues to push the narrative that "

This past week, the newest incarnation of the rules committee for the Williamson County Commission were presented with a resolution from D7 County Commissioner Christopher Richards, who is asking that the resolution approval process be refined to better delineate the separation of powers between the legislative and the executive branches