SJR 726 is a ceremonial resolution honoring Jackson Younger, a football player from Gatlinburg-Pittman High School, for being named to the All-Region 1-3A first team. It does not create new laws or policies; it simply recognizes his athletic achievement and character through a formal statement of commendation. The resolution was unanimously passed by both legislative chambers and is now ready for final signature. This type of resolution typically has no direct impact on state law or funding.
SJR 705 is a ceremonial resolution honoring the Columbia Rotary Club for its planned 2026 observance of the United States' 250th anniversary. It commends the club's "Declaration of Reverence" and its community event at River Walk Park, recognizing its efforts to foster civic pride and patriotism. This resolution has no legal effect or policy changes - it solely expresses legislative support for the Rotary Club's commemorative activities. The resolution passed unanimously in both chambers and was signed into effect on March 4, 2026.
This is a ceremonial resolution (SJR 702) congratulating Hannah Haley on winning the 2026 Miss Tennessee Fairest of the Fair title. It formally recognizes her achievement as White County's Fairest of the Fair and her victory at the state pageant in Murfreesboro. The resolution, passed unanimously by the Tennessee General Assembly, extends official congratulations and best wishes for her future success. It does not create new laws or policies, but serves as a symbolic tribute to Haley's accomplishment.
SJR 706 is a commemorative resolution honoring Junior Lee Hankins for his 44-year service as Bledsoe County commissioner - the longest tenure in county history. It recognizes his decades of public service, community contributions, and personal background, including his work as a farmer, coal miner, and community leader. The resolution has no policy provisions or financial impact; it solely serves to formally commend Hankins through a ceremonial gesture. This procedural resolution passed unanimously and was signed into effect in March 2026.
This resolution (SJR 764) is a ceremonial honor recognizing Braden Greene, a football player from Chuckey-Doak High School, for being named to the All-Region 1-3A first team. It formally commends him for his athletic achievements and character, as stated in the resolution's "WHEREAS" clauses. The resolution has no legal effect or policy impact - it is purely symbolic recognition approved unanimously by Tennessee's Senate and House. It was signed by both legislative leaders and is now enrolled as a formal tribute.
SJR 717 is a ceremonial resolution honoring the University School of Nashville boys' cross country team for finishing as state runners-up in the 2025 TSSAA Division II, Class A championship. It formally recognizes their achievement, dedication, and teamwork without creating any new laws or policies. This resolution, passed unanimously by both chambers of the Tennessee legislature, serves as a symbolic gesture of appreciation with no binding effect on state programs or funding.
This is a commemorative resolution (SJR 754) honoring Isaac Harris, a high school football player from Unicoi County High School, for being named to the All-Region 1-3A first team. The resolution formally recognizes his athletic achievements and character as an "exceptional ambassador" for Tennessee. It does not create any new laws or policies, but simply expresses the Tennessee General Assembly's formal commendation. The resolution passed unanimously and was signed into effect by both legislative leaders.
SJR 704 is a ceremonial resolution honoring Chris Garrett for his upcoming role as 2026 President of Tennessee REALTORS. It recognizes his professional achievements, including being named Tennessee REALTOR of the Year in 2021, his leadership in real estate associations, and his community service. The resolution contains no policy changes or funding; it is a symbolic tribute passed unanimously by both legislative chambers. This is a standard recognition resolution, not a substantive bill affecting laws or regulations.
SJR 721 is a ceremonial resolution honoring Jessica McClintock, a Lipscomb Academy student who won the TSSAA Division II girls' individual bowling state championship in 2026. It recognizes her achievements, including scoring 1,081 pins in the semi-finals and defeating her opponent by 37 pins in the championship match, as well as her role in helping her team win the state team title. The resolution expresses the Tennessee General Assembly’s congratulations and admiration for her sportsmanship and success, with no legal effect or policy changes. It is purely symbolic, celebrating an individual student-athlete’s accomplishments.
This is a non-binding resolution of commendation, not a policy bill. It formally honors Lauren Banovac, a Brentwood High School senior, for winning the 2025 TSSAA Class AAA Girls' Cross Country Individual Championship with a personal best time of 17:17.15. The resolution recognizes her leading the Lady Bruins to their sixth consecutive team title and her future athletic prospects at Georgetown College. It does not create new laws or affect any policies; it simply expresses the General Assembly's praise for her athletic achievement.
SJR 760 is a ceremonial resolution honoring Parker McMurry, a Chuckey-Doak High School football player, for being named to the All-Region 1-3A second team. It formally recognizes his athletic achievements and character as a student-athlete, without creating any new laws or policies. The resolution was unanimously passed by Tennessee's Senate and House and signed into effect, with no policy changes or financial impacts. It directly affects only Parker McMurry as a symbolic gesture of recognition.
Senate Joint Resolution 770 is a ceremonial resolution honoring Mia Woodrick, a senior soccer player at Pigeon Forge High School, for being named to the 2025 TSWA (Tennessee Sports Writers Association) Class A All-State soccer team. It commends her athletic achievements, dedication, and character as a student-athlete who exemplifies excellence both on and off the field. The resolution has no binding policy impact - it serves solely as a symbolic gesture of recognition from the Tennessee General Assembly.
