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Historic Hermitage Hotel Hosts 19th Amendment Celebrations
Organizations across Tennessee have held celebrations to mark the anniversary and the state’s role in giving women the right to vote.

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Organizations across Tennessee have held celebrations to mark the anniversary and the state’s role in giving women the right to vote.

Although the school year began just a few weeks ago, educators have many unanswered questions.
The “My Voice, My Right” protest was organized by a coalition of groups and individuals including the Franklin Equity and Justice Coalition.
In Tennessee, women make up only 15.9% of the Tennessee General Assembly, putting the state in the bottom five for women legislators.
Biederman Redevelopment Ventures was hired as a subcontractor for $25,000 to design the plaza .
School officials would like to hire more nurses before in-person learning returns.
Holly McCall says Gov. Bill Lee can no longer "play Mr. Nice Guy" and pretend to be innocent of the behavior of state troopers on his watch.
State officials would be free to create their own rules for TennCare coverage, without having to follow federal guidelines.
Hundreds marched in the birthplace of the Klu Klux Klan.
Columnist suggests creating something similar to the Museum of Communism, where statues of Lenin and Stalin are placed near the toilets.
The policies run contrary to repeated messaging from public health officials.
If McGavock Pike Partners win the lawsuit, Metro could be on the hook for hundreds of thousands of dollars annually.
Property assessor Rob Mitchell says there's no way to structure a completely “pay-as-you-go” metropolitan area.
Brittney Whidden was granted an exception and received her absentee ballot, but fears other Tennessee residents might not.
Hispanics make up 19.3% of Davidson County's current cases.
The bill appears to target Black Lives Matter protesters who have been camping on Legislative Plaza in downtown Nashville since mid-June.
The measure establishes high legal hurdles for anyone alleging they contracted the virus as a result of negligence to file and win lawsuits.
Despite precautions, a Tennessee couple and their adult son got sick after a gathering in North Carolina.
The Tennessee legislature reconvened to fast-track proposal to exempt public and private companies and institutions from liability.