Sunday, June 26, 2022

News Talk 94.1/AM 1600 Where The Upper Cumberland Talks

Happening Now

This Week Overton Considers Budget, Putnam Hears ARP Report
Van Buren Fair Board Taking Over Farmer’s Market Booking
Overton To Pay Off County Service Building Loan In New Budget
Jackson Schools Reviewing Two Proposals For New CTE Building
TTU Projecting Over 2,000 Freshmen Coming In The Fall
TTU Purchases Land For Future Facilities Service Building
Consultant Checking Eligibility To Place Sparta Historic District In National Register
Putnam Budget Committee Helps Schools Cover Deficit
Livingston Vol State Ribbon Cutting Held Thursday
Van Buren Expenditures On Track To Be Removed From Comptroller’s Supervision
Putnam Budget Committee Decides On County Employee Raises
TTU Will Not Increase Tuition For Upcoming School Year
UC Realty Market Most Affected By Lack Of Inventory
Cookeville FD Will Not Issue Burn Permits Until Weather Conditions Improve
Cookeville’s CityScape Designated As Main Street America Accredited Program

Proposed federal gas tax holiday may not save drivers much at the pump

Posted by: Stonecom Interactive Wednesday, June 22, 2022

President Biden’s proposed federal gas tax holiday could lower prices at the pump by as much as 18 cents per gallon, but that’s not a guarantee. Katia Dmitrieva, an economics reporter for Bloomberg News, joined CBS News to discuss the proposal. Source

What The Upper Cumberland's Talking About

Proposed federal gas tax holiday may not save drivers much at the pump

What The Upper Cumberland's Talking About

Full interview: World Group Bank President David Malpass on “Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan”

6/26: Noem, Short, Malpass

Face The Nation: Aguilar, Short, Malpass