Monthly Archive: September 2015

This afternoon from 4 p.m. – 6 p.m. the Office of Open Records Counsel held a public hearing in Knoxville concerning five questions regarding legislation that Rep. Steve McDaniel and Sen. Jim Tracy have...

Here is the website link to Live Love Lead book by Pastor Brian Houston that released today. Houston founding Sr. Pastor of Hillsong Church which has produced the best praise and worship music in...

Governor Bill Haslam has traveled around Tennessee hosting and conducting 15 listening sessions about TDOT funding. The last one was in Lenoir City on Thursday September 10, 2015. The videos below are the entirety...

Three hours before the gates opened on the TVA&I Fair last Friday. Members of the business and government sector gathered together for the Business and Government Fair lunch. Knox County Trustee Ed Shouse got...

Early Voting began on September 9 and will continue this coming week and through September 24, 2015. Downtown West is the most popular and easily accessible location. If you live in the City of...

The incumbent Knox County Commissioner Fourth District has had four events in 2015 where he raised funds for re-election in 2016. He had a reception fundraiser at a private residence in the 4200 block...

On Friday September 11, 2015 Governor Rick Perry talked to the Eagle Forum. During this talk he announced a suspension of his 2016 Republican POTUS bid. He will be missed from the field, but...

Tonight the Taste of Turkey Creek was a huge success. The restaurants and vendors of Turkey Creek come together to give food, 2 adult beverages all for one price. A silent auction is held...

For many years many people have said to me that I remind of them of Cas Walker and in particular his print publication, The Watchdog. Now, you have to be a native of (or...

Today all the media are reporting that Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero has declared Chilhowee Park ain’t a city park. It’s name is park. Thus no guns by legal carry permit holders are not allowed....