Monthly Archive: June 2021

Last night beginning at 7:34 pm and lasting until 11 pm, Knoxville City Council listened, talked, asked questions and by a vote of 8 in favor 0 in opposition and Councilman Andrew Roberto abstaining...

Yesterday was the second and final community meeting for public input on how Knox County Schools should spend the one time $114 million in ESSER 3.0 funds, they are allotted. You still have today...

The Knox County Commission today during the regular business session had three of the eleven Commissioners hanging together on two items. Obviously, it takes six of eleven to pass anything. So, the ‘three amigos’...

Today at the Knox County Beer Board there were a number of businesses that appeared because they were caught by the Knox County Sheriff’s Department using a underage cadet to attempt alcohol sales. When...

Earlier this month, Worthy Publishing a division of Hachette Book Group released Nicole Crank‘s I Will Thrive  Crank became highly successful in the corporate world, she yielded the call to help others. Crank an...

I was the first to post Commissioner Justin Biggs letter about KUB and it’s desire to begin a fifth utility on the backs of the Electric customers. Well, the KUB President Gabriel Bolas, II was...

Last night was a great turnout for the June meeting of the Center City Conservatives Republican Club. Justin Cornett with For All Tennessee was the Speaker. More about For All Tennessee below. As the 2021 City...

at Large Knox County Commissioner Justin Biggs has issued a letter calling on Knoxville City Council, Knox County Commission and KUB to fully discuss the fifth utility of KUB also known as Broadband. “I...

The Knox County Merit System Council for Sheriff’s Employees had their meeting this evening. The crowd was sparse. KCSO HR Lisette Alves and KCSO Internal Affairs Greg Stinnette, as were two other uniformed officers....

Today at the Rotary Club of Knoxville, City of Knoxville Mayor Indya Kincannon was the lunchtime Speaker. Kincannon reviewed the last year and a half as Mayor. When you think about it within four months of...