Typical republican working to prevent workers rights. This Hag should sit down and shut up to really let the workers decide their collective bargaining rights. submitted by /u/ytk [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I’ll be staying with a group of 8 ladies overnight in Bristol tn in May. The night in question will be a Thursday and I wanted to find a nice place for us to have dinner and drinks. We have a few in the group who are vegetarian/ pescatarian. Any bar suggestions afterwards would also be great (preferably close together, not a problem if they aren’t. Thank you! submitted by /u/bahumbug_ [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hello all! I'm interested in planning a trip this summer to Tennessee. We live in New York City and would like to fly into Nashville to visit a friend and just to see the sites. I then plan to fly out of Asheville, North Carolina after visiting Great Smoky Mountain National to Park and the all the tourism sites in that area. I understand it's about three and a half to 4 hours to drive from Nashville to Asheville, but I'm wondering if you all can point me to any interesting sites that I might want to visit with my family, or even stay overnight on the drive from Nashville to the National Park ..read more

In summary, our representatives in the TN state Capitol are voting to provide $7000 per student who goes to private school. Funds will come out of public school budgets and additional property or sales taxes. Yes there is rhetoric around the plan however it is that simple. There is big money lobbying going to threaten your representatives if they don’t vote for it. Many large county school boards (Sumner,Knox, …over 30) passed resolutions opposing it. Sumner county school official said that if 480 students were to take the $7000 if you mean $3.4 million loss to county budget. There is an agen ..read more

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From growing up in the south, I never really thought about 'Southern Hospitality' because it is was just a normal part of life, but now that I am in Boston, I miss it a lot. People here are not nearly as nice as nice as the south. Everything just seems to be a rush. Smiles are a lot less common. Strangers look at me weird when I make conversation. I made this post about Southern Hospitality in r/boston , but people said it 'fake' and then dont genuinely mean it. I cant judge on other people, but I have never considered myself to be 'fake kind'. I usually make conversation and smile for the sa ..read more

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New-ish to the state but, genuinely curious. I know alligators aren't native here but, with warmer temps and, mild winters combined with the fact they're in the surrounding states, is it only a matter of time before they're all over Tennessee? Just to add I know there's been the odd sighting here and, there. I'm talking about Tennessee being a permanent habitat submitted by /u/Bluecricket5 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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