HJR 922 is a non-binding ceremonial resolution passed by the Tennessee General Assembly to honor Libby Bromley, a Hardin County High School student who finished as a finalist in the TSSAA Division I girls' individual bowling state championship. The resolution recognizes her achievement (scoring 1,214 pins with a 202.3 average in the semi-finals) and her character as a student-athlete. It does not create any new laws or policies - it is purely symbolic, with no direct effect on legislation or regulations. The resolution was unanimously approved by both chambers and is now awaiting the Governor's formal presentation to Ms. Bromley.
HJR 958 is a symbolic resolution honoring Kobee Minor, a University of Memphis football alum and New England Patriots player, for his college career achievements and contribution to the Patriots' 2025 season that led to a Super Bowl appearance. The resolution expresses the Tennessee General Assembly's recognition of his athletic success and extends congratulations to him. It does not create any legal obligations or policy changes - it is a ceremonial gesture without substantive impact on laws or regulations.
This is a ceremonial resolution (HJR 999) honoring Mabel Chandler Edwards for her 106th birthday. It recognizes her life milestones, including being born on Leap Day (February 29, 1920), her 67-year marriage, community involvement, and long residence in Erwin, Tennessee. The resolution expresses the Tennessee General Assembly's goodwill and tribute to her as a respected citizen, with no policy changes or direct effects on laws or constituents. It follows standard procedure for commemorative resolutions.
HJR 976 is a ceremonial resolution recognizing the Kurdish New Year's celebration of Newroz. It formally acknowledges the cultural significance of Newroz - a festival marking the spring equinox and symbolizing renewal - to Tennessee's Kurdish community, which includes an estimated 15,000-20,000 residents in Nashville. The resolution commemorates the tradition without creating new laws or policies, simply extending the General Assembly's recognition of this observance. It does not directly affect any individuals or organizations through legislative action.
HJR 981 is a ceremonial resolution commending Representative Ron Travis for his service to Tennessee. It formally recognizes his seven terms (108th-114th General Assemblies) representing the 31st House District and his work on committees like Agriculture and Natural Resources. The resolution highlights his community involvement, leadership roles, and awards, including the 2022 U.S. Term Limits Champion Award. As a commemorative resolution, it has no policy impact - it solely honors Travis’s public service.
HJR 982 is a ceremonial resolution passed by the Tennessee General Assembly to honor Representative Jerome Moon for his service in the House of Representatives during the 110th through 114th General Assemblies. It recognizes his committee work (including chairing the House Cities and Counties Subcommittee and Elections Committee) and community involvement in Blount County, alongside his awards for public service. The resolution does not create new laws, alter policies, or affect any legal rights or obligations. It is a symbolic gesture of appreciation with no concrete policy impact.
This is a ceremonial resolution (HJR 931) honoring Lois Goins LeFlore for celebrating her 100th birthday. It recognizes her life as an educator, community leader, and family matriarch through the Tennessee General Assembly's formal tribute. The resolution contains no policy changes or legal effects - it is purely symbolic, expressing goodwill and appreciation for her contributions. It does not directly affect any laws, regulations, or individuals beyond the honor itself.
This resolution formally honors East Ridge City Manager J. Scott Miller upon his retirement after serving from 2022-2026. It recognizes his achievements, including securing over $13 million in grant funding for public safety, infrastructure, and community projects during his tenure. As a ceremonial resolution, it has no policy impact and serves solely as a tribute to his public service.
This is a ceremonial resolution (HJR 973), not a legislative bill with policy changes. It formally commemorates the 80th anniversary of "Bozo, The World's Most Famous Clown" and honors David Arquette for acquiring the character's rights and revitalizing its legacy in Tennessee. The resolution expresses the General Assembly's appreciation for Bozo's cultural impact and Arquette's efforts to restore the character to "iconic stature," with no binding policy effects or direct impact on constituents.
This is a ceremonial resolution (HJR 940) honoring Pastor Jeff Myers and First Lady Rachel Myers for their 50th anniversary in ministry. It recognizes their decades of service at Union Fork Baptist Church, including spiritual leadership, community outreach, financial stewardship, and global missionary work. The resolution has no binding effect or policy changes - it simply expresses legislative appreciation through formal commendation. It was unanimously passed by both chambers and transmitted to the governor for formal acknowledgment.
HJR 994 is a ceremonial resolution honoring Reverend Ann Jones-Pierre, Dr. Carolyn Baldwin Tucker, and Representative Johnny Shaw as recipients of the Tennessee Black Caucus of State Legislators Living Legend Award. It recognizes their decades of public service, including Reverend Jones-Pierre's work in ministry and economic justice, Dr. Tucker's 30-year career in education, and Representative Shaw's legislative and community leadership. The resolution does not create new laws or policies but formally expresses the Tennessee General Assembly's appreciation for their contributions. It directly affects the honorees by publicly acknowledging their legacy.
HJR 928 is a ceremonial resolution passed by the Tennessee General Assembly to honor the Mt. Juliet High School Golden Bears boys' bowling team for reaching the finals of the TSSAA Division I state championship tournament. The resolution specifically recognizes their 23-2 season record, their competitive performance in the tournament (including wins against Dobyns-Bennett and Tullahoma), and their status as the second-best team in the division. It commends the team's character, work ethic, and the support they received from coaches, families, and the community. This resolution has no legal effect - it serves solely as a formal expression of commendation.
