Monthly Archive: March 2018

Today, I welcome Lenoir City Mayor Tony Aikens in his August 2, 2018 Republican bid for State Representative District 21. The district covers parts of Loudon and Monroe Counties. The current State Representative Jimmy Matlock...

On Saturday, we posted this story about the South Knox School Board Member Amber Rountree Campaign violating school board policy in placing a campaign sign on school property, additionally it was placed blocking the...

Have you seen or heard, “Who the heck is Hank Hamblin?” Well let me tell you, who Hank Hamblin is. You will begin hearing more and more about Hamblin between today and August 2,...

Today is the Election in Russia. Thanks to our local guy Greg Mackay, who is over there for at least the second time in his life, as an Observer, for sending BrianHornback.Com some pictures,...

Knox County School Board Vice Chair Amber Rountree has posted a sign on South Doyle High property this weekend. A clear violation of the Knox County School Board Policy C-180 (the policy was revised last...

This Saturday, Lee Tramel and his campaign  volunteers were in the St. Patrick’s Parade in Downtown Knoxville. His opponent Tom Spangler and his opponents knocked on doors.

Sources tell me that Greg Mackay will likely challenge Martin Daniel in the fall of 2018 for the State Representative position. Mackay a Democrat, served as Administrator of the Knox County Election Commission and...

Farragut Mayor signed a letter of endorsement for a candidate for Knox County Sheriff and authored inaccurately that crime is on the rise. Knox County Sheriff Jimmy J.J. Jones who is not running for...

To: The Citizens of Knox County Friday, 16 March 2018 This is in response to Farragut Mayor Ralph McGill’s crime statistics allegations. The mayor is deliberately misleading Knox County citizens and Farragut residents about...

If you are one of 19,000 homes that receive a piece of junk mail that looks like a newspaper for a political blog, please know one thing. The stories that are in there are...