Why Not Rally for Knoxville?
This in today’s product produced by the Big Metal Shed on the Hill details another rally yesterday in memory of Trayvon Martin. Why not rally FOR Knoxville. In the first 7 months we have...
Category: 2013
What Has Been Leuthold’s First Priority?
Sources close to Interim Trustee Craig Leuthold’s office inform me that one of the first things that he has fought for is to be paid the Trustee salary immediately. You remember that it took...
Knoxville Mural Project Reveal
Yesterday at 4:30 p.m. the Knoxville Mural Project was unveiled. The mural is on the side of the Visit Knoxville office building located at the corner of Summit Hill Drive and Gay Street. Yesterday...
If Only….The Mayor Cared About Safety over Sprucing Up Buildings
Knoxville Police Chief David Rausch is doing his best in trying to curb crime in the city. He asked Mayor Rogero for 40 additional officers just a few months ago. In her proposed 2013-2014...
Questions Continue to Accumulate Around Property Assessor Ballard
This story from today’s Big Metal Shed on the Hill will continue to mount questions on the Knox County Property Assessors Office. The current Assessor, Phil Ballard has been the most controversial Assessor in...
Campfield Wins First Straw Poll BIG!
City Councilman Nick DellaVolpe won the “Kiss a Pig” charity fundraiser yesterday. He was selected over a close second behind State Senator Stacey Campfield. Thanks to Stoney Sharp of WBIR who posted the final...
Mrs. Fultz’s Extreme Classroom Unveiled at Lotts Elementary School
Today ORAU along with Knox County Schools unveiled the newly outfitted classroom of Lotts Elementary School Fifth Grade Teacher Mrs. Karla Fultz. The award was announced before the end of last (2012-2013) school year....
Knoxville Mayor Will Be in Chattanooga Tomorrow to See POTUS
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero’s Public Schedule indicates that she will be in Chattanooga 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. tomorrow to be with the POTUS that a majority of Knox County and Tennessee REJECTED. PlanET?...
Quite a Bit of Truth in This Cartoon
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Mobile Meals Raises Over $100,000 in Private Sector Contributions
Back in July after the Knox County Commission had approved the County Budget. Second District Commissioner Amy Broyles went before the Commission begging for county tax payer dollars to make up a short fall...
