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State Representative Kelly Keisling (R-Byrdstown) announced today that three museums in House District 38 have been awarded capital maintenance and improvement grants totaling $203,920 from the Tennessee State Museum. The grants were made possible through $5 million in funding provided by the Tennessee General Assembly in the 2025-2026 Appropriations Act for the sole purpose of providing grants to museums with a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization or affiliated with a government

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As your voice in Nashville, I understand that Tennessee families deserve to live in safe communities where laws are respected and...

Tennessee prepares for federal education deregulation A bill that will help prepare Tennessee for significant changes to the United...

Republicans crack down on obstructing roadways The House Criminal Justice Subcommittee this week advanced legislation that increases...

Religious freedom safeguards for health care workers advances The House Health Subcommittee this week advanced legislation to protect...

Lawmakers seek to fight violent crime with DNA  A bill sponsored by  State Rep. John Crawford , R-Bristol-Kingsport, requires law...