Money part of employer recovery grant program given to swingers club
Money part of employer recovery grant program given to swingers club
Taxpayer money went into the bank accounts of a Nashville swingers club that was forced to close by the COVID-19 pandemic, a NewsChannel 5 investigation discovered.
Money part of employer recovery grant program given to swingers club
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