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Congressman Cooper Chief Of Staff Lisa Quigley To Leave Post
Quigley has worked in Washington D.C. for 30 years, including the last 13 at the helm of Cooper’s office.

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Quigley has worked in Washington D.C. for 30 years, including the last 13 at the helm of Cooper’s office.

The move takes $300 a week away from the unemployed, many of whom are still feeling the effects of the COVID-19 economic shutdown.
Two former Tennessee Supreme Court justices are taking bipartisan shots at the General Assembly legislation.
However, he said he is ‘unconvinced’ schools can require masks.
The separate lawsuits were filed on Tuesday.
The goal is to offer solutions that can save endangered independent concert venues.
However, a lawsuit is likely.
The Davidson County Election Commission meets today to consider the proposal, which would completely overhaul how the Metro operates.
A $191 million investment in capital school projects has been followed by a proposed $50 million in teacher raises.
Republicans say it’s necessary to move statewide legal decisions out of Davidson County, but Democrats call the proposal "court-packing."
The state treasury will be auditing funds, but he reassured the council that his staff is encouraging spending every cent.
The company field the lawsuit after an oversight board rejected its plans to expand its 77-acre landfill by an additional 17 acres.
They have their sights set on electoral wins.
The Oracle project will bring 8,500 jobs with an average annual salary of $110,000 to Nashville.
While the vote has been delayed until the ordinance can be tightened up, the council intends to check on its progress on May 18.
The Tennessee Senate has sent the bill back to the House for re-consideration.
Medical professionals and affordable housing leaders point to overcrowding in homes.
The Senate voted 14-14 last week to kill an amendment by the Germantown Republican.
The return of NASCAR to the fairgrounds is approaching the checkered flag.
Aided by GOP legislation, the proliferation of factory farms is making parts of West Tennessee 'uninhabitable' for residents.