5 cities hold June elections Five municipalities held elections in June ahead of a busy election schedule later this year. A mixture of old and new faces will be seen on boards in Livingston, Maynardville, and Parsons while Green to retire, Hanson to join TMBF The Tennessee Municipal Bond Fund (TMBF) would like announce the retirement of West Tennessee Marketing Representative Tommy Green and the selection of Justin Hanson, mayor of Covington, as Green’s successor in the organization. TMBF President and CEO Wade Morrell thanked Green for his role with... Kingsport mixed-use project gains accolades for industrial redevelopment A mixed-use development bringing new park space and housing to Kingsport is already winning awards for its revitalization of a former industrial site. The Brickyard Park-Cement Hill project is already Ford officials meet with Tennessee municipal leaders in Brownsville Officials with the Ford Motor Company met with city officials and other Tennessee leaders in Brownsville for an update on the Blue Oval City Project. The College Hill Museum and Theatre and Development of Blue Oval TCAT, workforce well underway Work is already well underway for the construction of the new Tennessee College of Applied Technology (TCAT) at the Blue Oval City site and the development of a workforce for both construction of the State seeking input on EV charging plans City officials and community stakeholders are being encouraged to provide input as part of a series of meetings and an online survey conducted by the Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) to McMinnville brings in UT, local partners for wetland park project McMinnville and University of Tennessee officials are partnering on a new municipal park project that will provide flood mitigation, educational opportunities, and community collaboration. The project State funds available for Blue Oval housing, child care, and industrial infrastructure projects State programs can provide funds to address housing, child care, and the development of industrial sites for suppliers in communities being impacted by the Blue Oval City Development. Officials Cities across Tennessee offer ways to explore black history, culture Throughout the month of February, cities across the state of Tennessee have plenty of ways for residents and visitors to explore local, state, and national black history and culture. From arts and ORNL research paving way for EV changeover As four major auto companies focus on manufacturing electric vehicles across the state, Tennessee is also producing significant research and development on how the changeover to EVs will change Opportunities on the horizon for cities interested in becoming part of EV charging network State officials delivered an update on Tennessee’s electric vehicle infrastructure as well as how municipalities can participate in the building of this network through state and federal programs U.S. Congress moves forward on new financial reporting rules for locals Despite opposition from tens of thousands of state and local governments entities, Congress moved ahead on new state and local government financial reporting rules. The U.S. House approved language Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … Next › Next page Last » Last page
