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Rep. Griffey Spent $6,000 With Cattleya Group
However, the work wasn't done.

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However, the work wasn't done.

She said she will be a state witness but didn't indicate whether she would testify against ex-House Speaker Glen Casada.
The former Tennessee House Speaker spent $3,500 from his political action committee in September 2018 on the Cattleya Group, LLC.
Fast-tracked bill could undo work by Memphis environmentalists in pipeline project.
The move potentially delays the first unionized coffee shop in Nashville and forces an election in order to be recognized.
Feds say Casada had key role in forming illicit vendor and pressured House leaders for work.
A raft of documents and affidavits called attention to high levels of aluminum industry waste that had been accepted.
On Friday, baristas and shift leads asked the coffee shop to voluntarily recognize their union.
The Germantown Republican has been indicted on five counts of violating federal campaign finance laws.
She fills in the gap left by Katrina Robinson.
The former Tennessee House speaker has accused the Registry of Election Finance of bias against him.
The attack forced the global tire manufacturer to send workers home at plants across North and South America.
Bipartisan support is coming from lawmakers who publicly expressed anger over the TWRA's plans to clearcut public lands earlier this year.
Former House Speaker Glen Casada's chief of staff has refused to testify about his role in PAC scandal.
The Southern Services landfill, located in a historically Black area, has drawn complaints about noxious odors and environmental racism.
Sen. Frank Niceley’s effort to avoid an “invasion” of carpetbaggers in the 2022 congressional races could hit a stumbling block.
Last Friday, Ukrainian Tennesseans organized a rally at the Tennessee State Capitol in support of worldwide resistance to Russia.
“Martin Luther King (Jr.) is rolling in his grave,” said Shelby County Commissioner Tami Sawyer.
The bill would apply to state government, the higher education system, local education agencies and public charter schools.
‘If they can just come at will, whenever they want and wherever they want, what’s the value of private property?’