Erica Davis

09/11/2026

I still remember exactly where I was on September 11, 2001. I was driving to UTC when I heard on the radio that the first tower had been hit. When I arrived at school, we all waited together, trying to understand what was happening. Then the second tower was hit, followed by the news of the other planes. It was a day none of us would ever forget.

Twenty-five years later, we still remember the innocent lives lost, the heroes who ran toward danger, the families forever changed, and the way Americans came together in the days that followed.

May we never forget September 11, 2001. 🇺🇸

08/07/2026

Yesterday’s election should leave every voter asking one important question:

What did your local Republican or Democratic Party actually do to help your candidates win?

Did they recruit volunteers?
Did they knock doors?
Did they make calls?
Did they raise money?
Did they turn out voters?

Or…did they do very little while the other side outworked them?

This isn’t about blaming candidates. Campaigns matter—but so do strong local party organizations.

Here in Bradley County, and in communities across the country, if your candidate lost and your local party wasn’t engaged, isn’t it time to ask why?

And more importantly…

Isn’t it time for a change within the party leadership?

Strong parties don’t just show up after Election Day. They organize, support candidates, and work year-round to earn victories.

What did your local party do?

I’d love to hear your experience.🗳️

05/06/2026

Tennessee is discussing new redistricting maps — and this is one sample proposal being circulated.

Redistricting determines who represents us in Congress and can impact communities across the entire state for years to come.

Some say maps like this create fairer representation. Others believe it’s political gerrymandering designed to shift power.

What do YOU think?
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Should Tennessee redraw the map this way?

05/03/2026

May 5th is Election Day.

If you care about the direction of local, state, or national issues … make your voice count where it matters.

Don’t just be a keyboard warrior…
➡️ push the vote button.

05/01/2026

Big shoes to fill at Bradley High!

Congratulations to Coach Reuter on leaving a lasting legacy in girls basketball 🏀

Congratulations on your retirement, Coach Reuter!!

Please see the attached press release for all the info!

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YMcdBr06ehxi_5jOqPvjcmw_BEoEATPO/view?usp=drivesdk

Bradley County Schools

05/01/2026

Early voting numbers are in for Bradley County — and they tell an important story.

Out of over 74,000 active voters, only 5,790 people showed up to vote early. That’s just 7.81% turnout.

That should get everyone’s attention.

Local elections matter. These are the decisions that impact our schools, roads, taxes, and the future of our community. Who we put in office isn’t about popularity — it’s about capability.

We need leaders who understand:
• How to balance a budget
• How to work with other leaders
• How to make smart financial decisions for our county.

This isn’t a popularity contest — it’s about putting the right people in positions to govern effectively.

If you haven’t voted yet, make a plan for Election Day: May 5th (8 AM – 8 PM).

Be informed. Be involved. Bradley County deserves it.

04/15/2026

Mayors, sheriffs, clerks, commissioners, school board members and more are on the ballot starting today! If your county GOP called for a local primary and has any contested partisan races, take the opportunity to vote early now through April 30 or on Election Day, May 5, 2026.

Visit your county election commission’s website to find out if your county is running these elections (most of the counties in red on the map are!) and to find a sample ballot. Find more election resources at www.tngop.org.

04/07/2026

04/05/2026

Celebrating the Risen Lamb today!

Happy Easter ✝️