Representative Rebecca Alexander posted several messages on May 21, praising local graduates, sharing savings milestones from the TNStars College Savings Program, and welcoming tourism officials during an awards event in Johnson City.
Monty Fritts posted several statements on May 21, 2026 calling for an end to Tennessee’s grocery sales tax while highlighting his commitment to veterans’ issues.
Monty Fritts, gubernatorial candidate in Tennessee, shared campaign updates and called for eliminating the state’s grocery sales tax in tweets posted on May 21, 2026.
Brent Taylor shared several posts on May 19 and May 20, emphasizing key endorsements from Republican senators and positioning himself as a strong supporter of Donald Trump’s agenda in Tennessee’s…
Speaker Cameron Sexton’s recent Twitter posts from May highlight new state legislation recognizing immigration and public safety reforms, as well as Nashville’s selection to host Super Bowl LXIV in 2030.
Representative Mark White used his Twitter account between May 18-20, 2026 to congratulate graduates in Shelby County, announce Nashville’s selection as host city for the 2030 Super Bowl due to…
Ken Yager, Tennessee state senator, posted tributes in May 2026 honoring Frank Gibson and reflecting on his mother’s legacy.
Monty Fritts posted several statements on May 20 outlining his positions as he campaigns for governor of Tennessee.
Monty Fritts, Tennessee lawmaker, posted on X about local discussions on liberty, state budget priorities, and Christianity’s place in American political life between May 19-20, 2026.
Tennessee state legislator Jeremy Faison discussed party alignment among lawmakers and praised Dr. Alvarado in tweets posted between May 19-20, 2026.
Monty Fritts outlined his positions on government size, tax reform, and cultural issues through social media posts dated May 18-19, 2026.
Brent Taylor recently posted about his participation at a law enforcement memorial service and meetings with Lawrence County constituents on May 17 and May 19, 2026.
Tennessee lawmaker Monty Fritts took to social media on May 19, 2026 to express his opposition to illegal immigration and the establishment of AI data centers in the state.
Greg Martin posted on Twitter about national unity in the past, respect for Chattanooga’s public servants, and the city’s manufacturing heritage during mid-May 2026.
Representative John Gillespie used Twitter in mid-May to spotlight key community happenings including Memphis festivals, Armed Forces Day tributes, and local graduations.
Monty Fritts used social media posts dated May 17-18, 2026 to highlight his participation in community prayer events and advocate for fiscal conservatism amid rising gas prices.
Greg Martin used Twitter in mid-May to acknowledge Tennessee’s veteran community and commend high-achieving students from local high schools.
This article covers Lee Reeves’ participation in two significant community events during mid-May 2026: a business networking gathering at Camp Marymount and the opening ceremony for Memories of Honor’s military…
Brent Taylor announced endorsements from Bryan Terry and Andy Holt via Twitter on May 16–17, highlighting growing support for his campaign in Tennessee’s recently redrawn Ninth Congressional District.
Tennessee State Senator Rusty Crowe marked Military Appreciation Month by sharing reflections on his own military service and participating in ceremonies honoring fallen soldiers via posts dated May 14-16, 2026.
State legislator Todd Warner highlighted concerns about political representation across urban and rural communities in a series of posts from May 14–16, 2026.
Representative Rebecca Alexander used her Twitter account in mid-May to share updates on unclaimed property resources from the Tennessee Treasury Department, report local TCRS retirement payouts for FY25, and commemorate…
Tennessee State Senator Ken Yager shared updates on May 15-16, highlighting a new $1 billion Rural Health Transformation plan for rural counties and announcing Haley Seiber as this year’s Malinda…
On May 16, 2026, Brent Taylor announced several endorsements for his campaign in Tennessee’s Ninth Congressional District.
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