Betty Bean……Sad, Sad
Tonight online and in tomorrow’s print edition, Betty Bean has a column about what ever happened to the low bid. She is referencing the E-911 board failed motion of Timmy Floyd Burchett’s proxy. She...
Category: Knox County
Marco’s Pizza Lights Up the Bluegrass Night!
On April 8, 2014 I posted this item about Bluegrass turning dark, the Bluegrass community that is. In less than one year, Bluegrass is lighting back up. With the opening of a Marco’s Pizza....
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...
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...
WhichWich is Coming to Knoxville! Woo Hoo!
According to this (if you got the “greenbacks” to jump the paywall) Knoxnews story, WhichWich is coming to Knoxville. It will be located near Kingston Pike and Cedar Bluff. The wife and I first ate...
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...
KnoxNews, What Part of Parliamentary Procedure Do You NOT Understand?
Here is sound bite post #2 on the KnoxNews, Moxley dust up about the E-911 Board and the RFP that didn’t get a second. The KnoxNews staff presumably headed up by Scott Barker and...
KnoxNews, Where Is Your Transparency?
There will be several blog post concerning this issue of the E-911 Board and the radio system procurement. I am going to take this in several individual posts. Realizing that Scott Barker, Jack McElroy...
Where Was Burchett? Did He Want His Motion to Pass?
The E-911 board did not vote on a motion made by Mayor Burchett’s designee the other day. Now WBIR has quotes from Hugh Holt, Knox County’s Purchasing Director suggesting the motion was not seconded...
Burchett Continues Wanting to Use One Time Surplus for Recurring Expenses
Yesterday evening I was listening to WJBZ Praise 96.3 at 6 p.m., they air the audio of WVLT news. During the newscast, the story about Knox County Criminal Court Clerk Mike Hammond discovering a...
