Maury County Democrats to Hold Progress Banquet on June 7

COLUMBIA, Tenn. - Rezul -- The Maury County Democratic Party (MCDP) will hold its annual fundraiser, the Progress Banquet, on Saturday, June 7. The event will be held at the UAW Local 1853 Hall at 125 Stephen P. Yokich Parkway in Spring Hill. Doors will open at 5 p.m. and the event will begin at 6 p.m.

State Senator Charlane Oliver (D-Nashville) will be this year's keynote speaker. Justin Kanew of the Tennessee Holler and Brandon "Tennessee Brando" Fuson, a prominent social media influencer, will also speak.

Originally called the Heritage Dinner, the Maury County Democratic Party has held an annual fundraising dinner for over 20 years. The Party will also name recipients of several awards at this event.

Party Chair James Dallas said: "Our event planning committee wanted to emphasize the Democratic Party's bright future, and what we want to contribute to Maury County and Tennessee in the coming years."

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Tickets are $50 per person, and eight-person tables are available for $400. Sponsorship opportunities also still exist. Ticket sales are donations to the Maury County Democratic Party, which operates as a political action committee under Tennessee state law.

More information about tickets can be found on the MCDP website (https://maurydems.org). Those seeking more information can contact the event organizers by e-mailing banquet@maurydems.org.

About the Maury County Democratic Party: The Maury County Democratic Party is the local county affiliate of the Tennessee Democratic Party and represents the interests of tens of thousands of Democratic leaning voters in the county.