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Final Springfield-to-Waverly ride will commemorate the 20 lives lost in the Humphreys County flood five years ago

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – State Senator Kerry Roberts (R-Springfield), who represents Humphreys County in the Tennessee Senate, will make his final 100-mile bicycle ride from Springfield to Waverly on Saturday, August 22, in memory of the victims of the deadly 2021 Humphreys County flood.

"It's an honor to receive the endorsement of the many hard-working Tennesseans who selflessly serve as state employees. We live in a wonderful state and one of the key reasons is the dedication and commitment of our state employees." -- Sen. Kerry Roberts

SPRINGFIELD, Tenn. — The Tennessee Professional Fire Fighters Association has endorsed Senator Kerry Roberts for reelection to the Tennessee Senate.

Representing approximately 7,100 active and retired members through 35 affiliated organizations across Tennessee, the association serves professional firefighters, fire prevention personnel, fire instructors, emergency medical service professionals, dispatchers, and others working in emergency services.

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Tennessee Right to Life PAC Endorses Senator Kerry Roberts for State Senate Based on Record of Shared Commitment and Dedication to Pro-Life Cause

114th General Assembly adjourns sine die

GOP Supermajority delivers wins for rural Tennessee, public safety, education

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The 114th General Assembly adjourned sine die on Thursday following a productive 2026 legislative session. The legislature enacted conservative policies that enhance public safety, drive health care reform, expand educational opportunity and reinforce Tennessee’s economic strength.

This story originally appeared at https://smokeybarn.com/robertson-county-hosts-high-level-event-honoring-randy-mcnally/

ROBERTSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE (Smokey Barn News): One of the most notable gatherings of political leaders in Robertson County history took place last week at the home of Senator Kerry Roberts and his wife, Dianne, where state officials and lawmakers assembled to honor the retirement of Lt. Governor and Speaker of the Senate Randy McNally.

Passage of balanced budget clears path to adjournment

(NASHVILLE) The General Assembly gave its final approval to a $58 billion budget for 2026-2027 fiscal year, delivering a fiscally responsible plan that meets the core needs of Tennesseans while safeguarding taxpayer dollars. Passage of the budget signals the General Assembly is very near to adjourning Sine Die, with all committees except Finance now closed for the year.