Bailey's Little Woodshop

06/27/2024

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02/21/2023

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So people like me can have jobs and have something to do instead of being looked at like their a bother to people, society and a problem.

03/03/2022

01/22/2022

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03/16/2020

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

March 13, 2020



CONTACT: Gillum Ferguson

gillum.ferguson@tn.gov

615-253-4516



Gov. Bill Lee Issues Guidance for Mass Gatherings, Schools, State Employees, and the State Capitol Building



NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Today, Tennessee Governor Bill Lee issued further guidance regarding mass gatherings, schools, state employees and the State Capitol Building as more confirmed cases of COVID-19 surface in Tennessee.



“COVID-19 is an evolving situation but we urge vulnerable populations, including those over age 60 and with chronic medical conditions to limit participation in mass gatherings and to take extra precautions for personal well-being like increased hand-washing,” said Governor Lee. “With 26 confirmed cases in our state, we have issued further guidance to help communities mitigate the spread of COVID-19."



Mass Gatherings

Heading into the weekend, many Tennesseans will be making decisions regarding faith gatherings and church attendance. Congregations and groups are urged to consider alternatives to traditional services by utilizing livestreams, pre-recorded messages and other electronic means.



While at this time, mass gatherings such as conferences or other large social events remain at the discretion of the organizer, we strongly discourage events of 250 people or more as an important step in limiting exposure to COVID-19.



Schools

At this time, school districts have been advised to exercise discretion when canceling school for K-12 students. The state will provide further support for districts pursuing this action but urge districts to consider the prevalence of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in their area. In partnership with districts, students who depend on school-provided meals will still receive this support, regardless of school closure.



State Employees, Business Travel

Effective immediately, state employees who have been trained and certified to work from home within the state’s Alternative Workplace Solutions (AWS) program will work from home through March 31, 2020. Approximately 11,000 state employees are certified AWS employees and can begin work from home with no disruption to state business.



Effective immediately, state employees have been instructed to cease all non-essential business travel through March 31, 2020.



Tennessee State Capitol Closed to Visitors

The Tennessee State Capitol is closed to tours and visitors through March 31, 2020. Members of the media will continue to have access to the State Capitol building.



Updated confirmed case numbers of COVID-19 in Tennessee are available here. Updated guidance for COVID-19 is available here.



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11/22/2019

These items are from Bailey’s Little Woodshop. All items are special ordered. Call 423-488-9238 thanks

06/17/2018

All Items are Special Order. Call 423-488-9238

04/05/2018

01/21/2018

These Antiques and Rustic Furniture,other Farm Antiques will be on display today at Hwy. 58 in front of To***co King from 11:00am until 4:00pm. Thanks hope to see you there. Have a great day.