Gov. Bill Haslam said Tuesday that a government-backed program to develop ethanol from switchgrass has been “a great venture” but that he would now like to see the program stand on its own. Haslam and Sen. Lamar Alexander toured experimental facilities in Monroe County.
Press Release from the State of Tennessee, Aug 17, 2011:
NASHVILLE — The 2011-12 Tennessee waterfowl hunting seasons will be set at the August meeting of the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Commission. The meeting will…
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CROSSVILLE, Tenn. — The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency has announced that Catoosa Wildlife Management Area located in Cumberland, Morgan, and Fentress counties will be…
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NASHVILLE — New regulations regarding wild hog management in Tennessee are now in effect. Changes to wild hog management in Tennessee came as a…
Gov. Bill Haslam has been announcing hundreds of millions of dollars in grants for bike trails, landscaping and other projects. The state Department of Transportation expects to spend $12 million on such projects this year.
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It’s a common concept and tool businesses use, said the governor. The administration says it’ll use publicly viewable “dials” to track policy progress.
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Olin Chlor Alkali Products Break Ground on $160 Million Manufacturing Facilities in Charleston, Tenn.
NASHVILLE – Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam and Economic and Community…
As many of the bills we passed this legislative session become law today I can’t help but reflect yet again…
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The governor will likely draw more attention now to his efforts to combat unemployment. He has said his agenda was designed to promote job growth and make the state a national pro-business climate leader.
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