Jeremy Mansfield

Memorial signs honoring Charlie Kirk were relocated from a Tennessee highway designated as Vietnam Veterans Boulevard after pushback from local veterans. The Tennessee Department of Transportation moved the signs following a request from bill sponsors, despite the legislature not being in session. The original placement sparked frustration among veterans who were not consulted.

Signs honoring Charlie Kirk were removed from a Tennessee highway after Vietnam veterans objected to their placement on a road dedicated to 25 Sumner County service members who died in the Vietnam War. The designation will now be relocated to Long Hollow Pike in Goodlettsville, following objections that veterans were not consulted before the original placement.

Signs for the Charlie Kirk Memorial Highway in Tennessee are being relocated after Vietnam veterans objected to sharing space on a roadway dedicated to fallen service members. The original signs on State Route 386, known as Vietnam Veterans Boulevard, were moved to Long Hollow Pike after veterans were not consulted and expressed frustration. The Tennessee Department of Transportation stated it will follow legislative direction for signage.

Signs honoring conservative activist Charlie Kirk were removed from a Tennessee highway after Vietnam veterans objected to their placement. The signs, installed along a road honoring 25 Sumner County Vietnam War service members, were relocated to a different location following complaints from veterans who were not consulted. Sumner County officials acknowledged the veterans' concerns and adjusted the memorial designation.