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Interview on keeping state tourism information confidential

By Deborah Fisher|2024-03-07T08:57:27-06:00March 7, 2024|Categories: Legislature|0 Comments

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About the Author: Deborah Fisher

Deborah Fisher has been executive director of Tennessee Coalition for Open Government since 2013. Previously she spent 25 years in the news industry as a journalist.

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