Was Anyone Thinking at the School Board Meeting Last Night?
According to this article from Lydia McCoy over at the Big Metal Shed on the Hill causes me to wonder, was anyone on the School Board even thinking last night? 1. All the gnashing...
Category: Elected Officials
Carter Elementary -vs- Northshore Elementary, Which one is Most Cost Effective?
Personal Note: I am confident that this post will be criticized. As brianhornback.com approaches the ninth year anniversary of providing information, comparing and contrasting issues. The approach has always been as an umpire. Simply...
What About That Question?
One of Knoxville/Knox Counties community throw away weekly newspapers reveal the answers to a question that they poll each week. Tomorrows edition is a question that was polled on May 30, 2013. Here is...
We Now Know That He Will Not Take On Ballard
This from Mike “da career killa” Donila we can project that Robert Lawrence Smith will not be challenging the current Property Assessor in 2016. We can also safely project that he will not challenge...
Knox Co Republican Party May Take a TCU Idea.
Last night the Knox County Republican Precinct Chairs met at the office of a weekly throw away newspaper. The discussion came up about renaming the Lincoln Day Dinner to the Reagan Day Dinner. There...
While Rogero Gives Away Bus Shelters to UT and a KAT Competitor, Mayor Dean of Nashville Commits More than Rhetoric To Public Transportation
Over a week ago, we posted this story. Last night, Knoxville Mayor Rogero thumbed Pastor Harold Middlebrook in the eye as she joined with KAT Administration in giving UT ten bus shelters until they...
Ownby Votes to Censure Himself
The Knox County Commission took up the matter of censuring Commissioner Jeff Ownby for his public indiscretion last May. Commissioner Amy Broyles was absent leaving only 10 Commissioners. The vote to censure Ownby was...
Senator Niceley, Really Dude?
This story posted tonight on website of the Big Metal Shed on the Hill and probably appear in tomorrows print edition. A recent poll revealed that 93% of Tennesseans oppose Niceley’s move to allow...
The Property Assessor Likes To Pat Himself on the Back Before The Job Is Done
Did you see yesterday’s paper? Probably not. Saturday’s edition is the least read paper of the week. With readership down from 2008, that means a lot of people are not bothering to read it...
Senator Campfield’s Libel Suit Begins a Second Life
Not so fast. The Tennessean reports that notice has been filed that an appeal of the libel suit against State Senator Stacey Campfield of Knoxville is eminent. Read the story here.
