TNDCS Commissioner, Human Trafficking advocate, retired ASAC TN Bureau of Inv, wife, mother - Auburn class of '89!
Nashville, Tennessee
Joined January 2009
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Margie Quin retweeted
MORE: Atreus Bird, the subject of a #TNAMBERAlert out of Greene County, has a known medical condition that may impair his ability to return safely without assistance.
Spot him? Call the Greene County Sheriff’s Department at (423) 798-1800 or the TBI at 1-800-TBI-FIND.
Well done Mike, you have such an incredible body of work that represents the best of sports journalism, congratulations!
AD @VandyAD is proving @vucommodores can succeed at every level! Congrats on a great year, it's only getting better and better!
How did it go...."The thrill of victory and the agony of defeat...." Good to be on the thrill side of that slide!
Like we got "mistaked". Again. Curious what @SEC means when they say they will deal with the aftermath. What does that signal when it was a bogus TD and your team lost by 7? And they moved up in the rankings and we dropped out. Were we all watching the same game?
Margie Quin retweeted
There can be no conversation in America today about the future of a reliable power grid that doesn’t include nuclear.
Great reporting from @samhardiman on our country’s impending energy crisis & TN’s innovative solution.
The U.S. does not have enough electricity to continue powering the AI boom, according to experts and studies. How can Memphis provide power to xAI? dailymemphian.com/article/51…
Got mine a week ago - all clear. Attended the funeral of a friend who passed way too young of breast cancer this month. Ladies - get your mamograms!!!!!
Especially one that's figured out they should have been an 8-3 team and have a chip to knock off. Little late, but better late than never.
We are an #everythingschool thanks to our AUsome #studentathletes! Great win last night for @AuburnFootball! It's great to be an Auburn Tiger!
Margie Quin retweeted
Generations of Tennesseans before us have done their part to make our state the guiding light she is today – a standard-bearer for the rest of the nation, leading with heart & soul.
Now, it’s time for all of us to fortify what has been built for the days to come.