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kathy gattis aedc public affairs “The caucus will amplify the voice of AEDC in Congress. It will also help Congress better understand AEDC’s value and purpose.” – U.S. Rep. Diane Black (R 6th) Arnold Community Council (ACC), a group who supports and promotes AEDC, recently made their annual trip to Capitol Hill for meetings with [...]
press release Bill Comer, Chairman of the Coffee County Industrial Board, along with Coffee County Mayor David Pennington, join with Keith Hayes, VIAM Chief Operating Officer, in making the announcement that VIAM Manufacturing is in the process of adding 75 new jobs with a capital investment of $9,065,000.
press release Again, our state finds itself in the national spotlight because of insensitive remarks by an elected official about the culture and beliefs of fellow Tennesseans and welcome guests in our great state.
Coffee County District Attorney General Mickey Layne called for the TBI investigation following a meeting this week with the current Manchester aldermen and Mayor Lonnie Norman.
chip ramsey news@tsinews.com A state audit released Friday has answered questions first raised by a Saturday Independent investigation into misuse of Manchester City property and funds by the police and fire departments under former Commissioner of Safety Ross Simmons.
aedc. tsi staff reports news@tsinews.com We’ve known for weeks that sequestration would impact the Air Force civilian workforce because of a mandatory furlough one day a week without pay for six months. That equals to 20 percent of a civilian’s pay and a serious financial impact of government-imposed sequestration.
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wayne hudgens, wftz news@tsinews.com The Tennessee Health Department says it has opened a complaint file against 4th District Congressman Dr. Scott Desjarlais. In mid-October, the Washington, D.C. watchdog group, Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, or “CREW” filed an ethics complaint against the Jasper Republican.
newsleader 6, tsi staff reports, wftz radio 47th District State Representative Judd Matheny lost his bid for reelection as House Speaker Pro Tem yesterday (Monday). Matheny was defeated by Clarksville Republican Curtis Johnson in a secret ballot election of the 70-member House Republican Caucus.
press release news@tsinews.com With Democrats holding the upper hand in Washington but Republicans dominating Tennessee’s political leadership, neither Democrats nor Republicans in the state think their party should give ground, the latest MTSU Poll indicates.
chip ramsey news@tsinews.com Coffee County has gained some ground in the battle to retain manufacturing jobs.
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