Tennessee House Bill HJR0358

Tennessee 2023-2024 Regular Session

• Introduced: 3/2/23
• Engrossed: 3/7/23
• Enrolled: 3/15/23
• Passed: 3/21/23

Caption

A RESOLUTION to honor and congratulate the members of the 2023 Mule Day Court and the 2023 Mule Day Queen, Addyson Codling.

Impact

HJR0358 serves to bolster community pride and recognition by officially acknowledging the role of the Mule Day Queen and her court in promoting local traditions and festivities. The resolution highlights the importance of youth involvement in community events and the positive impact that such celebrations have on local identity and cohesion. By saluting the Mule Day Court, the resolution aims to foster a greater appreciation for local heritage and encourages continued participation in community-based events.

Summary

House Joint Resolution 358 (HJR0358) is a legislative proposal aimed at honoring and congratulating the 2023 Mule Day Court and the 2023 Mule Day Queen, Addyson Codling. The resolution recognizes the contributions of these young citizens, acknowledging their outstanding achievements and the significance of Mule Day as a cultural celebration within Tennessee. Mule Day, which originated in 1934, has evolved into a major festival that attracts over 300,000 visitors annually, showcasing the heritage of the region, particularly in relation to mules and agriculture.

Contention

As a resolution rather than a bill that proposes changes to existing law, HJR0358 does not have the same level of contention that legislation regarding state policy might entail. However, it reflects larger themes of community acknowledgment and pride, which can sometimes be overlooked in legislative discussions focused on policy and governance. The recognition of such celebrations can draw attention to how local customs and events enhance the cultural fabric of the state.