Development, capital projects define Anders’ tenure
Brad Anders says there’s a lot to talk about as he wraps up his 10-year tenure on Knox County...
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Ayn Rand, meet Knox County Commission
Let’s be clear. Philosopher Ayn Rand would not favor a government-sponsored program to help...
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New NW school required to serve booming population
The case for building a brand-new elementary school in Northwest Knox County can be made in two...
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Midway Business Park impacts Anders’ campaign
Who puts “very active in the original defeat of the Midway Business Park Development” in his...
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Politicians woo SoKno voters
Spring may not be in the air yet, but election fever is. Candidates on the ballot for the May 1...
Read MoreExperience: a plus or minus for new mayor
“Experience matters,” said Brad Anders, seeking votes in the May 1 Republican Primary to be Knox County’s next mayor. “Knox County is almost an $800 million business. There’s no time to sit and learn.” He cited his service on...
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Candidates talk vision in Powell
There were more similarities than differences when Republican candidates for Knox County mayor...
Read MoreTuesday bonus: Gossip & Lies
Has it come to this? Walmart is partnering with Deliv and a “smart locks” company to test a new service that would deliver food products inside customers’ homes and refrigerators even when they are not home, according to a story...
Read MoreHardin Valley alert!
Three big Hardin Valley area events tonight: HVA Rezoning: Hardin Valley Academy rezoning (southwest portion of current zone to Farragut High School) is the topic of a meeting from 6-7 p.m. at the Farragut High School library,...
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