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June 26: Property Assessment Challenge Deadline; More School Voucher Money; Middle Tennessee Heat Alert

Davidson County property owners must challenge 2026 assessments by Friday. Tennessee approved $300 million additional funding for school voucher vendor Student First Technologies, LLC. A heat alert warns of dangerous temperatures in Middle Tennessee through Thursday. Nashville General Hospital's interim CEO Veronica Elders was unanimously selected for the permanent role.

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Vivian WilhoitepersonStudent First Technologies, LLCorganizationTennessee's Fiscal Review CommitteeorganizationNational Weather ServiceorganizationVeronica ElderspersonNashville General HospitalorganizationHospital Authority BoardorganizationDavid Esquivelperson

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