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Topic: Tennessee Secretary of State
Austin Peay State University Athletics joins forces with Secretary of State to register Poll Officials
October 6, 2020 | 
Clarksville, TN – Austin Peay State University (APSU) athletics is partnering with the Tennessee Secretary of State to inform the Clarksville and Montgomery County communities of the opportunity to work as a poll official for the upcoming 2020 General Election, November 3rd, 2020.
Elections are not possible without the work of poll officials who help run polling locations across Tennessee. Poll officials are at the center of democracy during early voting and on Election Day while getting paid for their work, most counties need additional poll officials for the General Election on November 3rd.
Austin Peay State University Athletics joins forces with Secretary of State to register Poll Officials. (APSU)
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Austin Peay State University works with local agencies to provide computer/internet access to APSU Students
Clarksville, TN – On March 23rd, 2020 all Austin Peay State University (APSU) classes will only be offered online to promote social distancing and to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus (COVID-19).
Austin Peay State University works to get APSU Students access to internet and computers now that classes are online only. (APSU)
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Austin Peay State University students to benefit from Riley C. Darnell Legislative Intern Scholarship Endowment
Clarksville, TN – The Austin Peay State University (APSU) Foundation recently received a gift from Steve R. Darnell (’88), Jacqueline Darnell Cox (’87), Stephanie Darnell Hoban (’87) and their families to create the Riley C. Darnell Legislative Intern Scholarship Endowment.
Riley C. Darnell
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APSU history professor Minoa Uffelman part of team to restore Civil War-era diary
Clarksville, TN – Military conflicts are not fought in isolation, and the American Civil War was no different. While civilians like Serepta Jordan never lifted a musket, Jordan and millions like her felt its impact, and it is precisely that neglected perspective that made the discovery of her diary by area historians so significant.
A working-class woman living in Clarksville during the war, Jordan was not a name remembered by history.
Minoa Uffelman holding the $3,000 Archive Development Grant check from the State of Tennessee.
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Clarksville’s Customs House Museum receives Tennessee Grant for Serepta Jordan Diary project
Serepta Jordan’s writings recorded Clarksville life from 1857-64
Clarksville, TN – A large measure of teamwork is going into the restoration and publication of the diary of Serepta Jordan, who recorded her life in Clarskville from 1857 to 1864 in crisp hardwriting in a repurposed leather-bound ledger book.
The diary is part of the collection of the Clarksville’s Customs House Museum and Cultural Center, which welcomed a $3,000 Archive Development Grant on Thursday delivered by Tennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett.
Kali Mason, Customs House Curator of Collections, carefully handles pages of the diary of Serepta Jordon as Mayor Kim McMillan, Millie Armstrong, Tenessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett and Customs House Executive Director Jim Zimmer look at the fragile document. Hargett delivered a $3,000 state grant check to the museum Thursday that will be used to continue the restoration of the historic diary.
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Tennessee Republican Party says Be Prepared and Be Patient on Election Day
Nashville, TN – With voters set to head to the polls tomorrow for the SEC Primary, Tennessee Republican Party Chairman Ryan Haynes is asking voters to be as informed as possible prior to casting their ballot.
“We’re looking at a critically important decision for our nation and voters need to be as familiar as possible with what they will come across in the voting booth,” stated Haynes.
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Tennessee Consumer Affairs Warns About Solicitations For State Filings
TDCI Cautions Consumers About Private Companies Charging To Complete Paperwork
Nashville, TN – The paperwork may appear as if it comes from a government agency, but the solicitations that are landing in mailboxes across Tennessee are from private companies angling to charge whopping prices to consumers for relatively inexpensive state services.
The Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance (TDCI)’s Consumer Affairs Division joins the Tennessee Secretary of State and the Better Business Bureau of Middle Tennessee with a statewide alert about companies misleading consumers when it comes to filing state paperwork on their behalf. «Read the rest of this article»
Montgomery County Election Commission Reminds Citizens that September 24th is National Voter Registration Day
Montgomery County, TN – The Montgomery County Election Commission wishes to remind citizens that September 24th is National Voter Registration Day.
The day is the high point of National Voter Registration Month, a time when state and county election officials have been working to encourage voter participation and increase awareness of state requirements and deadlines for voting.
September 24th is National Voter Registration Day
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Highlighting Some of Tennessee’s Music Businesses for ‘Melody Month’
From Tennessee Secretary of State, Tre Hargett
Nashville, TN – Corporate team building exercises have evolved beyond obstacle courses and paintball fights.
At The Sound Kitchen, co-workers can bond during a day of composing and performing original songs in a professional recording studio.
“It’s important to note, our corporate team building exercises don’t require the participants to have any musical experience to participate,” said Ira Blonder, a managing general partner at The Sound Kitchen. «Read the rest of this article»
Montgomery Election Commission says September 2013 is National Voter Registration Month in Tennessee
Already Registered Voters Are Encouraged To Make Sure Their Current Registration Is Accurate
Montgomery County, TN – Tennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett joins the Montgomery County Election Commission in reminding citizens that September is National Voter Registration Month.
Secretary Hargett is working with county election officials to make eligible voters aware of registration deadlines and requirements, as well as encouraging already registered voters to update their current registration if they have recently changed their address. «Read the rest of this article»
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