Tennessee Sees Overwhelming Demand for New Education Freedom Scholarships with 33,000 Applications Received
The Education Freedom Scholarship Program in Tennessee received 33,000 applications, showing strong demand for school choice. With 20,000 scholarships available, a waitlist is expected, indicating parents' desire for educational options.
Franklin Sets Sights on Infrastructure and Public Services in 2025-2026 Budget Proposal
Franklin's proposed budget for 2025-2026 focuses on infrastructure and public services, including a new "Invest Franklin 2.0" initiative and an increase in Hotel Occupancy Tax to improve parks and tourism.
La Vergne Honors Fallen Heroes During National Police Week, Reflects on Legacy of Sacrifice
La Vergne Police Department honors fallen officers during National Police Week, including Lieutenant Hayes, Lieutenant Stolinsky, Officer Joyner, and K9 Sjaak, emphasizing their dedication and sacrifice.
Tennessee Sets New Interest Cap at 11.50 Percent, Aligning with Federal Prime Loan Rate
Tennessee sets its interest cap at 11.50 percent, based on the prime rate plus 4 percent as per the state's formula. Commissioner Gonzales announced the update, which will adjust with Federal Reserve changes.












