On May 11, Gov. Lee signed the Tennessee Works Tax Act (SB275/HB323), the single largest tax cut in state history, to provide more than $400 million in savings for Tennessee families and businesses while supporting future economic growth. The legislation includes $273 million for a one-time, three-month sales tax holiday on grocery items to direct relief for Tennessee families from August 1 through October 31.

On October 5-7, 2022, the Tennessee Forestry Associaton held its annual meeting at Paris Landing State Park with a theme of "Meeting Today's Challenges Through Partnerships and Education."

August 31, 2022, was the day newly elected officials were sworn in and re-elected officials were as well.  Pictured below, left to right, are:

Front Row:  Shane Copeland, County Trustee; Terry Hill, Register of Deeds; Glenda Leegan, County Clerk; and Robert Dedrick, County Road Commissioner.

Back Row:  Blake Dill, Perry County School Board; Joy Breeding, Circuit Court Clerk; and John Carroll, County Mayor.

The City of Lobelville's Main Street music venue is nearing completion, says Mayor Robby Moore - just in time for a summer concert.  "We do not have a set completion time," Mayor Moore said, "but it should be soon.  It will be done in time for Music on Main."

Incumbents who ran unopposed and were re-elected include County Mayor John Carroll (1,722 votes), County Trustee Shane Copeland (1,827 votes), Sheriff Nick Weems (1,698 votes), and Circuit Court Clerk Joy Breeding (1,804 votes).

Terry Hill received 1,755 votes and will be the new Register of Deeds in her first run for office to fill the vacancy of Patricia Bell who is retiring.  Hill was unopposed.

COVID-19 Vaccination Registration

Thank you for your interest in receiving a COVID-19 vaccine at one of Tennessee's County Health Departments. Additional information regarding the vaccines can be found here. Tennesseans are encouraged to discuss with their doctor if the vaccine is right for them.

Tennessee to Begin COVID-19 Vaccination of Adults Age 65 and Older, Teachers

Launch of Online Scheduling Improves Ease of Use

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Tennessee will begin registering Tennesseans aged 65 and older and those in Phase 1b of the state’s COVID-19 Vaccination Plan COVID-19 for vaccinations on Feb. 22. Phase 1b includes staff members of kindergarten through 12^th grade schools and child care facilities.

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