The Lawrence County Republican Party recently celebrated a significant milestone by hosting a packed Reagan Day Dinner at the picturesque Keestone Resort in Loretto, Tennessee. The event, which attracted a full house, was expertly guided by masters of ceremony Lawrence Sutton and Brandon Taylor, who infused the evening with their engaging humor and introduced a variety of distinguished guests.
As the attendees enjoyed their meals, they were treated to remarks from a number of prominent local figures and elected officials. Among those who spoke were 71st District State Representative Kip Capley, 70th District State Representative Clay Doggett, County Executive David Morgan, County Commissioner Travis Cauwels, State Senator Page Walley, and State Senator Joey Hensley. Additionally, Congressman Scott DesJarlais provided updates concerning the 4th Congressional District, which encompasses Lawrence, Giles, and Lincoln Counties.
The evening was further enriched by speeches from gubernatorial hopefuls Congressman John Rose and Senator Marsha Blackburn, both of whom articulated their visions for the upcoming race for Tennessee Governor in 2026. Their insights added a layer of excitement to the proceedings, as attendees considered the future of leadership in the state.
Lawrenceburg Mayor Blake Lay took a moment to reflect on the significance of the event, emphasizing it as a testament to the years of hard work and growth experienced by the Lawrence County Republican Party. He noted the vibrant atmosphere in the room and conveyed a sense of optimism regarding the party’s trajectory moving forward.