Keeping Fentress County Conservative!!!
Aug 13th Thurs. Meeting Rep. Ed Butler!!!
Sept 10th Thurs. General Meeting CONSTITUTION MONTH
Sept 10th Thurs. General Meeting CONSTITUTION MONTH
Our sourthern district #41 Representative Ed Butler will be our keynote speaker. He will be sharing all that has been accomplished in this year's session. Rep Butler has done a lot for Fentress County so be sure to meet him, talk with him and learn what all is happening in our wonderful county!
Sept 10th Thurs. General Meeting CONSTITUTION MONTH
Sept 10th Thurs. General Meeting CONSTITUTION MONTH
Sept 10th Thurs. General Meeting CONSTITUTION MONTH
We are honored to welcome Joni Bryan, founder of the The 917 Society, as our keynote speaker.
The 917 Society is dedicated to placing a pocket Constitution into the hands of every 8th-grade student in America—free of charge—in honor of Constitution Day, September 17th. Their mission is to help young people understand their rights, find their voice, and appreciate the freedoms our Constitution provides.
Funded entirely by donations, the organization also offers free Constitution Day programs for teachers and students nationwide. Through this impactful work, Joni Bryan is helping inspire the next generation to value and preserve our nation’s founding principles.
Oct. 8th Thurs Meeting Judge Zak Walden!
Sept 10th Thurs. General Meeting CONSTITUTION MONTH
Oct. 8th Thurs Meeting Judge Zak Walden!
Judge Zachary (Zack) Walden serves as Criminal Court Judge for Tennessee’s 8th Judicial District, which includes Fentress, Campbell, Claiborne, Scott, and Union counties. Elected in 2022, he is recognized as one of Tennessee’s youngest trial judges and oversees criminal court, recovery court, and veterans treatment court programs aimed at reducing repeat offenses and helping individuals overcome addiction and mental health challenges.
A graduate of Campbell County High School and the University of Alabama School of Law, Walden previously served as chairman of the Campbell County Republican Party. He has been active in Tennessee legal organizations and has received recognition for leadership within the state’s young lawyers association.
Judge Walden has emphasized “problem-solving courts,” including recovery and veterans courts, focusing on rehabilitation, accountability, and reducing taxpayer costs while helping restore families and lives.
It is an honor to have Judge Walden sharing with us here in Fentress County. He will not share about any specific cases but rtaher how the law works. We look forward to having him as our guest