This resolution symbolically recognizes Analee Shaver as Miss Tennessee's Teen 2025. It highlights her community service through the Stand4Me initiative, her leadership roles at Collierville High School, dance achievements, and goal to become a speech language pathologist. The resolution has no legal effect or policy changes; it is purely ceremonial recognition of her accomplishments. It was unanimously passed by both chambers and signed by the Governor.
House Joint Resolution 935 is a formal resolution passed by the Tennessee General Assembly to honor Kelli Jo Wright for receiving the 2026 Campbell County Good Scout Award. It recognizes her decades of community service, including leadership in youth development, founding community events, publishing *The Volunteer Times*, and extensive volunteer work with Scouting and local causes in Campbell County. The resolution, signed by both chambers and the Governor, expresses the General Assembly's appreciation for her contributions to Campbell County and Tennessee. As a commemorative resolution, it has no binding legal effect and directly affects only Kelli Jo Wright through public recognition.
House Joint Resolution 912 is a symbolic resolution recognizing Justified Honors, a Tennessee Walking Horse, for winning the World Grand Championship at the Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration four times - the first horse to achieve this feat by unanimous decision. The resolution specifically honors the horse's owners (Lisa and Dr. Jim Baum), trainer John Allan Callaway, and supporting team for their role in this historic success. It does not create new laws or policies but serves as a formal expression of appreciation from the Tennessee General Assembly. The resolution will be presented as a physical copy to the owners and team to commemorate their contributions to the Tennessee Walking Horse industry.
House Joint Resolution 934 is a ceremonial resolution passed by the Tennessee General Assembly to honor Donnie Poston, a Campbell County educator, for receiving the Elbert K. Fretwell Outstanding Educator Award from the Boy Scouts of America. The resolution recognizes his 54-year career in education - including roles as principal, school director, and current director of Campbell County Christian Academy - and his community service. It does not create legal obligations or policy changes but formally acknowledges his contributions to education and Tennessee communities.
House Joint Resolution 905 is a ceremonial resolution honoring Frances Ogeal Halfacre Webster for her 100th birthday. It commemorates her life as an educator, community volunteer, author, and resident of Tennessee, highlighting her career in teaching, family, and contributions to 4-H and local history. The resolution has no policy impact - it simply expresses the General Assembly's tribute through symbolic recognition. It passed unanimously and was signed into law by the Governor in February 2026.
This is a ceremonial resolution (HJR 913), not a bill with policy changes. It formally recognizes and commends Jobs for America's Graduates Tennessee (JAGTN) for its work supporting high school students. The resolution highlights JAGTN's achievements, including a 99.8% student graduation rate (vs. the state average of 90%), $59.6 million in scholarships for 2025 graduates, and a documented $25.50 economic return for every $1 invested. It has no effect on laws, funding, or direct impacts on individuals - it is purely a symbolic acknowledgment of the program's success.
HJR 910 is a joint resolution honoring Delinda "Dale" Dixson, a longtime Bradley County public servant who dedicated 41 years to county government. The resolution recognizes her service as a Deputy Clerk and later Administrative Assistant to the Circuit Court Clerk, her community involvement, and her personal legacy of integrity. It was unanimously passed by the Tennessee House, concurred by the Senate, and signed into law by the Governor in February 2026. This ceremonial resolution does not create new laws or affect any policies - it formally commemorates Dixson's life and contributions.
HJR 916 is a ceremonial resolution honoring Kenneth Harlan Green, a former public servant and community coach from Johnson City, Tennessee. It commemorates his life, service, family values, and legacy without creating any new laws or policies. The resolution expresses the General Assembly's sympathy to his family - including his son, daughter-in-law, and granddaughters - and formally recognizes his contributions to public life. As a memorial resolution, it has no binding effect or direct impact on constituents, government operations, or legislation.
HJR 911 is a ceremonial resolution honoring Allan Dale Hannah for his 50 years of service with the Pikeville Volunteer Fire Department. It recognizes his roles as Lieutenant, Captain, and Assistant Chief, as well as his contributions to expanding the department's equipment and services. The resolution was unanimously passed by the Tennessee General Assembly and signed into law in February 2026. This bill directly affects only Mr. Hannah, with no policy changes or broader legislative impact.
HJR 906 is a resolution passed by the Tennessee General Assembly to commend 12-year-old Vincent Ruiz of Nashville for winning the 2025 National Marbles Tournament as a first-time competitor. The resolution highlights his 68-2 record in 70 games (losing only to Tennessee teammates) and notes he is only the third player in the tournament's 102-year history to win on their debut. This symbolic recognition honors Ruiz's self-taught skills and dedication, with no legal or policy impact beyond expressing legislative praise.
This is a ceremonial resolution (HJR 918), not a policy bill. It formally honors Thomas William Taylor, a Maryville, Tennessee resident, on his 80th birthday. The resolution recognizes his community service - including his roles as Maryville mayor, library board chair, and founder of a senior ride-sharing program - but contains no policy changes or funding mechanisms. It directly affects only Thomas Taylor, as a symbolic tribute from the Tennessee General Assembly. The resolution was signed by both chambers and the governor in February 2026.
HJR 917 is a ceremonial resolution honoring the Westview High School football team for winning the 2025 TSSAA Division I, Class 3A State Championship. It does not create new laws or affect any policies; it solely serves to publicly commend the team, coaching staff, and supporters for their undefeated season and championship victory. The resolution was passed by both legislative chambers and signed by the Governor on February 27, 2026, as a symbolic gesture of recognition. It directly affects the Westview Chargers and their community through this formal acknowledgment.
