Monthly Archive: December 2019

Back here on November 26, 2019, I broke the news that KCSO Assistant Chief Brad Hall was dropping his grievance to the Knox County Sheriffs Merit Council. They were set to hear it on...

Four years ago, John Whitehead, candidate for Knox County Property Assessor was featured here on #TheMegaBullhornofTruth, he bested two other candidates in the 2016 Republican Primary. It is that time again. Whitehead is running for...

WVLT posted this story that Knoxville is a top concert city for 2020. I know there’s a lot of effort to prop up the quasi governmental entity Visit Knoxville. BUT, this naming of Knoxville as...

On Tuesday night New Years Eve, spend the evening with Soulful Sounds Revue featuring Lee Willis. There are still limited tickets available. The event is at the Holiday Inn Express on Papermill Drive in...

Election Season is upon us. One of the positions on the March 3, 2020 (Early Voting February 12-25, 2020) Republican primary ballot is for the remaining time of former Knox County Public Defender Mark...

From me to you, Merry Christmas! Unless you are Jewish and I wish you a Happy Hanukkah! Unless you are neither and I wish you Seasons Greetings. Above all be filled with Peace, Hope,...

A couple years ago, actually on October 8, 2017 I posted this about Knox County Commissioner at Large Ed Brantley selling his property and the rumor he had moved out of the county. Two...

I had the opportunity to visit Mayor Kincannon on day one. It was a very pleasant visit and here is a brief interview.  

Christmas Eve is Tuesday, if you don’t have a service to attend. Join First Baptist Concord at 2 pm or 4 pm for a Christmas Eve Candlelight Service.

So, you are aware that ten Knox County citizens have sued Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs over the UOPP (Uniformed Officers Pension Plan) Read our post from September 24, 2019 here. Last week, according...