Monthly Archive: March 2021

Although many people believe I live in Farragut, I do not. I have never lived in the Town of Farragut. For a few years, we owned a home in Concord, just outside of Knoxville...

Check out Episode 23 here or below. The qualifying petitions for five City of Knoxville Council positions are available today. Knox County Commission and the Merit System for Knox County Sheriffs Employees and changes...

The Tennessean has a story about a Nashville billboard that is critical of Governor Bill Lee and the members of the TN Legislature that support a permit less gun carry bill in Tennessee “opposed...

Yesterday was a celebration of life for young Michael Paseur. I first met Paseur when he worked for Knox County Clerk Mike Padgett. Then I really got to know him in 2010 when Debbie...

So, about once a week, I check out the latest on the site of the former Knox News-Sentinel writers that have been writing on a website created by Knoxville pr/media company, Moxley Carmichael. When I...

The Knox County Commission Work Session Agenda has been sent out for Monday’s meeting and the appointment of former Knox County Solid Waste Director Tom Salter has been replaced by the appointment of Ronnie...

The Knox County Election Commission will begin issuing petitions to individuals seeking to run for Knoxville City Council seats 1, 2, 3, 4, or 6 on Monday, March 22nd, 2021 at 8 am. The...

The Town of Farragut has approved a Town Center on the Biddle Farm and now another Town Center proposal for the Ford Property will be on future agendas. On Thursday 3/11/2021 at a Knox Planning...

The March Grainger County Republican Women met via zoom this evening. They had Mickey Shelton as the Speaker. Shelton is a Grainger County native. He is working for AFP-TN (Americans for Prosperity TN) He...

The main office for the Knox County Election Commission has relocated in the old courthouse from Room 218 to Room 229 (right across the hall). Our main office’s new address (also our mailing address)...