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Two Standards for Development? Why Can a Quasi-Government Build 100 Units Per Acre While Private Developers Are Limited to Four?
Knox County‘s debate over residential density has been one of the defining land-use discussions of recent years. County leaders have repeatedly emphasized the need to slow high-density growth…
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THREE RIVERS REPUBLICAN CLUB: THE CHOICE FOR DISTRICT 6 IS CLEAR
44 Years of Republican Service vs. A Campaign for a Seat On July 28, the Three Rivers Republican Club gave Republicans an opportunity to hear from both candidates…
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Claiborne County Mourns the Loss of Its Mayor
Claiborne County is mourning the sudden and tragic passing of its mayor, a loss that has left a community grieving and reflecting on a life dedicated to public…
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Is This the New Strategy of the Knox County Democrats?
Back in 2022, Debbie Helsley ran for Knox County Mayor against Glenn Jacobs, ultimately losing to the conservative Republican incumbent. Then, in 2023, Helsley ran for Knoxville City…
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Personal Post: Remembering Irene McCrary: A Friend, A Leader, and Family
The passing of Irene McCrary is a loss that reaches far beyond Republican politics. For me and my family, Irene was much more than a political colleague or…
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Transparency Series: July 2026 the Knox County Mayor’s Office Salaries: A Look at Growth from 2018 to April 29, 2026
Government transparency matters. One way taxpayers can better understand how their local government operates is by examining staffing levels and salaries over time. Below is a comparison of…
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