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Anderson County Republicans to have congratulatory dinner for McNally

Posted at 10:06 am January 26, 2017
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Randy McNally

Randy McNally (Submitted photo)

 

Fleischmann, Haslam plan to attend

The Anderson County Republican Party will honor Randy McNally, Tennessee’s new lieutenant governor, at this year’s Reagan Day dinner. The dinner will be held at the Double Tree Hotel in Oak Ridge on Friday, February 10. It will start at 6:30 p.m.

On January 10, McNally was selected as the 87th speaker of the Tennessee Senate, a position that also makes him the state’s lieutenant governor.

“It’s a great honor for East Tennessee to furnish the next lieutenant governor,” said William Jones, chair of the Anderson County Republican Party. “Randy is certainly the perfect choice. He is a thoughtful, dedicated leader who has given many years of public service to the Volunteer State.” [Read more…]

Filed Under: Anderson County, Front Page News, Government, State, Top Stories Tagged With: Amy Jones, Anderson County Republican Party, Bill Haslam, Chuck Fleischmann, lieutenant governor, Randy McNally, Tennessee, Tennessee Senate, William Jones

McNally, the new lieutenant governor, to discuss growing up in Oak Ridge, public service

Posted at 2:34 pm January 12, 2017
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Randy McNally

Randy McNally (Submitted photo)

 

Tennessee Senator Randy McNally, an Oak Ridge Republican who is now lieutenant governor and speaker of the Senate, will discuss public service and growing up in Oak Ridge during a meeting this evening (Thursday, January 12).

McNally’s talk will be at a 7 p.m. meeting of the Oak Ridge Heritage and Preservation Association in the Midtown Community Center at 102 Robertsville Road.

McNally, a legislative leader for nearly 40 years, became lieutenant governor and speaker of the Senate on Tuesday on the first organizational day of the 110th General Assembly. He is only the second Republican Tennessee Senate Speaker in modern history and the first from Anderson County in nearly 150 years. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Community, Government, State, Top Stories Tagged With: lieutenant governor, Midtown Community Center, Oak Ridge, Oak Ridge Heritage and Preservation Association, Randy McNally

McNally elected lieutenant governor, speaker of the Senate

Posted at 1:52 pm January 10, 2017
By John Huotari 1 Comment

Randy McNally

Randy McNally (Submitted photo)

 

The Tennessee Senate on Tuesday elected Senator Randy McNally, an Oak Ridge Republican, as Tennessee’s 87th speaker of the Senate. In Tennessee, the speaker of the Senate is also lieutenant governor.

McNally is only the second Republican Tennessee Senate Speaker in modern history and the first from Anderson County in nearly 150 years.

The Senate’s 33 senators met at noon Tuesday, the first organizational day of the 110th General Assembly, to elect their speaker.

McNally spoke to his colleagues and Tennessee residents after his election.

“I am truly humbled at the trust you have placed in me,” McNally said. “Over the last 10 years, our Tennessee Senate has developed a strong reputation as an efficient and fiscally responsible legislative body. It is a well-earned reputation that I plan to build on.” [Read more…]

Filed Under: Front Page News, Government, State, Top Stories Tagged With: 110th General Assembly, lieutenant governor, Randy McNally, speaker of the Senate, Tennessee Senate Speaker

Republicans nominate McNally for lieutenant governor

Posted at 6:18 pm November 17, 2016
By John Huotari 2 Comments

Randy McNally

Randy McNally

Tennessee Senate Republicans on Thursday voted unanimously to nominate Senator Randy McNally, an Oak Ridge Republican, to the top leadership post—lieutenant governor and speaker of the Senate.

Lieutenant Governor Ron Ramsey, a Blountville Republican, will continue to hold the position until the Tennessee General Assembly convenes on January 10, when the full Senate will formally vote on his successor.

The nomination of McNally of Thursday was part of the Senate Majority Caucus leadership elections in Nashville on Thursday. The elections were for leaders in the 110th General Assembly. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Front Page News, Government, State, Top Stories Tagged With: 110th General Assembly, Becky Duncan Massey, Bill Ketron, Ferrell Haile, lieutenant governor, Mark Green, Mark Norris, Randy McNally, Ron Ramsey, Senate Majority Caucus, speaker of the Senate, Tennessee General Assembly, Tennessee Senate, Tennessee Senate Republicans

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