Roane State Community College honored Senator Ken Yager yesterday by naming the technology building the Senator Ken Yager building. Yager’s longtime association with Roane State includes service as adjunct instructor, assistant professor, Dean of Business and Technology, and program director of paralegal studies.
As a state lawmaker, Yager advocated for more than $16 million in state funding including recent improvements, for Roane State’s Henry/Stafford East Tennessee Agricultural Exposition Center.
He also played a key role in securing a science lab wing for Roane State’s Campbell County Higher Education Center and sponsored legislation tp create the Middle College scholarship program which have furnished more than 223 students in his district.
In addition, Yager founded and sustains the Malinda Raby Yager Scholarships, awarded annually to a Roane County Graduate of Oliver Springs High School.
#TheMegaBullhornofTruth takes you there with pictures and videos, below.
A good crowd
myself with Senator Ken Yager beside the NEW Yager Building sign at Roane State Community College.
The Yager family, L-R son in law, Daughter, Senator Yager, Mrs. Malinda Yager and their son
State Rep.John Mark Windle, State Senator Ken Yager, State Rep. Kelly Keisling and State Rep. Kent Calfee
Rhea County Executive George Thacker behind the Senator and State Rep. Ron Travis beside Yager.
State Rep. Kent Calfee, Marilyn Calfee and me
myself and State Rep. John Mark Windle.
myself and TN Secretary of State Tre Hargett.
Former State Rep. Bruce Cantrell, Former Kingston Mayor Troy Beets and myself
