Friday, March 19, 2010

Gibbons Tours Kingston Ash Spill Site

by TN Press Release Center on March 19, 2010

Press Release from Bill Gibbons for Governor, March 19, 2010:

Kingston, TN – Shelby County District Attorney General Bill Gibbons, also a candidate for Tennessee governor, today toured the site of Kingston’s…

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Tennessee Youngsters ‘Kick Butts’ To Fight Tobacco Use

by TN Press Release Center on March 19, 2010

Press Release from the Tennessee Department of Health, March 19, 2010:

National Kick Butts Day is March 24

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Thousands of youngsters throughout Tennessee will join peers across the country…

Tagged as: Cigarette, health, tennessee, Tobacco

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TNGOP Chair: Rep. Gordon Puts Pelosi & Obama Before Tennesseans on Health Reform

by TN Press Release Center on March 19, 2010

Press Release From the Tennessee Republican Party, March 19, 2010:

NASHVILLE, TN – Tennessee Republican Party Chris Devaney issued the following statement after retiring Tennessee Democrat Congressman Bart Gordon announced he is going to…

Tagged as: Health Care, mandate, obama, Rep. Bart Gordon, tenncare, tennessee

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February Unemployment Rate Unchaged At 10.7 Percent

by TN Press Release Center on March 19, 2010

State of Tennessee Press Release, March 19, 2010:

Seasonally Adjusted Rate Constant from January 2010

NASHVILLE – Tennessee Commissioner of Labor & Workforce Development James Neeley announced today Tennessee’s unemployment rate for February…

Tagged as: Economy, tennessee, unemployment

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Ramsey Wants House To Vote On Anti-Healthcare Mandate Bill

by TN Press Release Center on March 19, 2010

Press Release from Lt. Gov. Ron Ramsey, R-Blountville, March 19, 2010:

Bill Would Protect Tennesseans From Federal Action

(Nashville) – Lt. Governor Ron Ramsey (R-Blountville) today called on a House committee to…

Tagged as: government, healthcare, mandate, Ramsey, tennessee

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State Budget Gap Widening

by Andrea Zelinski on March 19, 2010

Revenues continue to fall short of expectations. A handful of economists are due on Capitol Hill over the next week to make new projections.

Tagged as: bredesen, budget, Economy, government, Revenues, tennessee

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