JD’s Auctions LLC Opens With a BIG Crowd
Last night, JD’s Auctions, LLC their Grand Opening and first auction. A BIG crowd was present. The festivities began at 4 p.m. with Jeff Brown and Still Lonesome performing and BBQ available. At 6...
Category: City of Knoxville
KnoxNews and Moxley Making Others Pay?
Today, the News Sentinel has another story discussing the E-911 radio system that failed to receive a second motion for their gal pal Cynthia Moxley‘s client. Interesting that Mayor Madeline Rogero has been a...
Hindsight is 20/20 for Both Mayors?
20/20 vision is considered perfect vision by most all authorities. So, it is interesting that in this E-911 Board incident that Mayor Madeline Rogero almost immediately said she wanted to look into the action...
Where Does a Homeless Man Take $200,000?
A homeless man is walking through fourth and gill. It was reported that he was under the influence and calls were received by local law enforcement that he was being disorderly, approaching back porches...
Worlds Fair Park Working Group, Projects and Metro Pulse’s Superiority to the Coverage
Apparently the Worlds Fair Park working group is beginning to wind down. The Metro Pulse has been on top of the workings of the working group. I find it interesting that in this latest...
Pot Meet Kettle aka Ashe Criticizing Rogero
In this weeks installment of the verbal written vomit of the Former Ambassador of Poland in the Shopper News. The former Ambassador says that Knoxville Mayor Rogero is tone deaf. Interesting, this from the...
The Knoxville Journal Continues to Struggle, Writers Are Reportedly On Leave
Knoxville’s oldest newspaper The Knoxville Journal is struggling to keep it’s doors open. Reportedly on Thursday all writers were put on leave. Supposedly, the paper is still trying to continue to put out some...
Back When Guns Were in the City and in the Schools
On Monday the Knox County Commission will likely sell the Historic Knoxville High School to a development company that will build 100 Senior Independent Living units within the structure. For several years I have...
Today is Election Day in the City of Knoxville. Cast Your Vote or Forever Be Not a Whiner
Today is Election Day and for City of Knoxville voters it is time to vote for City Council members. First, I want to thank Vice Mayor Nick Pavlis and City Councilwoman Brenda Palmer for...
Weekly Print Publication Publisher Raises Interesting Question
As regular readers will realize. There are two weekly community newsprint publications that I am not always fond of. I do believe that when one asks a good question, I should point it out....
