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Topic: Sen. Mae Beavers
Senate Republican Caucus has busy 1st week
January 21, 2009 | 
In the opening week of the 106th Tennessee State Assembly, the Senate Republican Caucus has made active use of its time. Election of officers, oaths of office and committee appointments were all on the agenda. Following is a breakdown of the activities:
January 10: The Republican Nominating Committee on Constitutional Officers concludes interviews of candidates.
January 12: The Joint Republican Caucus announces the Constitutional Officer nominees. Sen. Tre Hargett for Secretary of State, Sen. David Lillard for Treasurer and Sen. Justin Wilson for Comptroller. «Read the rest of this article»
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