Representative John Gillespie posted three messages on April 14, highlighting themes of liberty inspired by Thomas Jefferson’s legacy, appreciation for the Air Force Reserve’s service, and advocacy for increased educational choices in Shelby County.

Senator Brent Taylor used his social media platform in April 2026 to highlight legislative action on Memphis-Shelby County Schools intervention, commemorate Yom HaShoah, and endorse Marsha Blackburn for governor.

Tennessee State University’s softball team travels to Murfreesboro for a nonconference game against Middle Tennessee. The matchup features former Tiger Onnika Spencer now playing for MTSU and highlights recent improvements by TSU’s lineup.

Monty Fritts posted several tweets on April 14, 2026 detailing his stances on immigration reform, tax reduction proposals for Tennesseans, and calls for strong leadership rooted in faith as part of his gubernatorial campaign.

Monty Fritts posted on social media on April 13 and April 14, criticizing government overreach and calling for voters to support his campaign for governor of Tennessee.

Representative Mark White posted on April 13-14 about the significance of education, recognition for the Air Force Reserve, and commemoration of Yom HaShoah.

Ja’Darius ‘JD’ Harris has joined Belmont University’s men’s basketball team as an assistant coach under Evan Bradds, following their previous collaboration at Duke University. Harris brings experience from both professional play overseas and notable collegiate achievements.

Brendan Mullins has been appointed associate head coach for Belmont University’s men’s basketball team alongside Brian Ayers. Head coach Evan Bradds welcomed Mullins’ extensive experience across multiple programs.

Tuti Jones from Belmont University has completed the WBCA ‘So You Want To Be A Coach’ program. The initiative prepares female athletes for coaching careers by offering training at major events like the NCAA Women’s Final Four.

Monty Fritts shared several posts on April 13, 2026 emphasizing his authorship of state energy policies and opposition to outside political influence in Tennessee’s governance.

Belmont baseball will face Middle Tennessee for their second meeting this season after splitting games last weekend. The Bruins aim for another win as they prepare to return to conference play later this week.

Tennessee legislator Johnny Garrett shared updates on faith, local events with Tim Burchett, and celebrated passage of his bill ending Certificate of Need regulations for healthcare on April 12-13, 2026.

Justine Pissott has been drafted by the Indiana Fever as the No.25 pick in this year’s WNBA Draft. She is Vanderbilt’s first draftee since Christina Foggie in 2014 and set several records during her collegiate career.

Rep. Jason Zachary used his Twitter account in April 2026 to share updates about Republican events and offer endorsements during the lead-up to early voting for Knoxville’s mayoral race.

The Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame Museum Planning Committee will meet April 16 to discuss plans for exhibits in its new museum. The public can attend in person or request virtual access by contacting organizers.

Senator Brent Taylor used his Twitter account on April 13, 2026, to comment on political matters related to Memphis and mention fellow politician Marsha Blackburn.

Lee Reeves used his X account in April 2026 to spotlight Fairview Middle School students who formed the school’s first girls’ flag football team and to voice support for Senator Marsha Blackburn’s efforts against overregulation in Tennessee.

Vanderbilt baseball reported an even split last week with wins over Eastern Kentucky and Oklahoma but suffered two losses to Oklahoma afterward. The team now prepares for upcoming games against Lipscomb University and Kentucky.

The Legislative Council will meet April 14 in Mt. Juliet with an agenda addressing coaching rules, transfer regulations, NIL policy clarification, and proposals affecting eligibility requirements.

These former Davidson County area high school athletes are set to compete on Tuesday, April 14.