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Support the Tennessee Arts Commission
Tennessee Arts Commission - Cat - This plate is available to Tennessee residents who are registering a private passenger motor vehicle. The annual fee is $56.50 and $30.75 of the additional $35 collected is allocated to the Tennessee Arts Commission. The plate can be personalized with 5 characters available for a total fee of $91.50.
Tennessee Arts Commission - Fish - This plate is available to Tennessee residents who are registering a private passenger motor vehicle. The annual fee is $56.50 and $30.75 of the additional $35 collected is allocated to the Tennessee Arts Commission. The plate can be personalized with 5 characters available for a total fee of $91.50.
Tennessee Arts Commission - Rainbow - This plate is available to Tennessee residents who are registering a private passenger motor vehicle. The annual fee is $56.50 and $30.75 of the additional $35 collected is allocated to the Tennessee Arts Commission. The plate can be personalized with 4 characters available for a total fee of $91.50.
By supporting the Tennessee Arts Commission, you are helping to add value to the lives in your community through art. The Tennessee Arts Commission helps build better communities by investing public dollars in Tennessee's nonprofit arts industry, providing services to citizens, artists and arts organizations, and undertaking initiatives that enhance Tennessee 's cultural life. These activities give Tennessee citizens a better quality of life, provide our children with a more complete education and attract tourists to our state.
Visit http://www.tn4arts.org for more information on the Tennessee Arts Commission
Other News:
Actor David Keith to promote rights in Scott County
Oneida, TN - The Children's Center of the Cumberlands has recieved funding from the Office for Victims of Crime (OVC), within the Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice, to promote community awareness and crim victim outreach activities in conjunction with the 2006 National Crime Victims' Rights Week.
