Bill Allows Government to Take Over $1 Million Foreclosure Ad Business, Removing Notices from Local Newspapers

By Deborah Fisher| Tennessee Coalition of Open Government

Posted 2/23/23

NASHVILLE (February 20, 2023) - The Secretary of State’s Office would gain nearly $1 million in new annual revenue under a bill that allows it to take over the business of advertising …

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