TVA board quorum could lapse come January 2027

The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) Board of Directors meeting scheduled for Tuesday could be the panel’s last meeting with a voting quorum for a while as two members’ face a ticking clock.
TVA members Arthur Graham and Bobby Klein’s terms officially expired…

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TVA board quorum could lapse come January 2027

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