It’s been one year since our Attorney General Mike DeWine and a panel of local experts described the opioid/heroin crisis during a well-attended seminar. A team is returning to report on what is working well and challenges we face …
Dr. Murdoch, Senior Professor of History at Cedarville University, will be speaking on the importance of the “Social Justice Movement” and its’ impact on the expansion of government into the culture and lives of the American people. He will …
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Miami Valley Citizens Informed (MVCI) and Greene County Tea Party (GCTP) are happy to announce a “Meet the Candidate Night” with Rep. Jim Renacci Monday, February 12, 2018! It will be held from 7 – 8:30 PM at Washington …
Greetings Greene County Tea Party Members, Colleagues and Friends,
Americans need UNITY if we are to grow strong again as a people and nation. But how do we achieve that? Christians and other concerned citizens can begin to build …
Dear Greene County Tea Party Members, Colleagues, and Friends,
Are you aware of or alarmed by how many of our freedoms we are losing in America, particularly the freedom to express our strongly held religious views both in conversation …
We are indebted to CEO Jake MacAulay, of the Institute on the Constitution (IOTC) for taking time to speak at the Greene County Tea Party (GCTP) Public Meeting. An exceptionally knowledgeable and dynamic speaker, he speaks on the Law …
The Greene Co Tea Party hosted Meet the Candidate events in Xenia (10/11) and Fairborn (10/17). Candidates for mayor, city council, township trustees, and board of education spoke to nearly Continue Reading →
Thoughts from Dennis Crouch, Greene County Tea Party President:
As a retired Air Force military man and combat veteran I have fought for our flag. There is no higher symbol than the flag that expresses the values that made …
As part of the Greene County TEA Party Mission “To educate, influence and motivate citizens of our community to preserve their liberty and to exercise their responsibility as American Citizens Continue Reading →
