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From Boring Agenda Items to Heated Debate: My Take on April’s County Commission Meeting
Last year, we tried something and miserably failed. Realizing that many people can’t attend County...
When the Other Team Picks Your Players
I saw something very disturbing this morning and I want to share it with you. It left me both...
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What Does a KCCR Endorsement Mean?
Earning an endorsement from KCCR is not for the faint at heart. It requires hard work, strong understanding of the issues that matter to the Knoxville community, and a firm commitment to conservative values. These endorsements aren’t given on a whim, out of...
What Does the Knox County Mayor Actually Do? A Guide to the Role and Responsibilities
Every four years Knox County voters elect a mayor. But how many people know exactly what that mayor does? Here’s the million-dollar question, if you don’t know the responsibilities of the office, how can you ensure you’re voting for the right person for the job. Knox...
Restoring Election Integrity: Authenticating Voters
Why Election Integrity MattersIn 2024, election integrity was named a major concern of Americans—and for good reason. In a republic, it is the very foundation on which our government stands. When our elections are secure, our voices are heard, our leaders are truly...
Knox County Commission: More Powerful Than You Think
This is the first installment in a series of posts diving into how Knox County government actually operates. Our goal with this series is straightforward: to help inform and educate readers about the real workings of county government—so you can make more informed...
BIBLICAL CITIZENSHIP: GOD’S PEOPLE AND CIVIC ENGAGEMENT
GUEST POSTWhat is the Christian’s duty to participate in culture, especially in a time of dramatic upheaval, a time when evil is called good and good is called evil? R.J. Rushdoony reminds us, “We cannot use our thoughts and feelings as a standard: only God’s Word is...
Mark Your Calendar: Key Knox County Elections in 2026
2026 looks to be a busy year for Knox County with three elections representing 46 elected offices. With so many positions open for reelection, this could be the year Knox County becomes more conservative. But only if everyone helps. To get you ready for this year, we...
Knox County Commission Meeting – October 27, 2025
In our ongoing effort to keep you informed about what your Knox County commissioners are saying and doing at the monthly Knox County Commission meeting, we are publishing a partial transcript of the meeting minutes from the Knox County Commission October session. You...
Your Vote Could Be the Deciding Factor in Tuesday’s Election
I know it’s been horrible weather this week and voting has fallen to the bottom of your to-do list. And now you’ve missed early voting. So, you’re probably thinking…oh well, it’s only a local election. I’ll vote next year when it really matters. But what if I told you...
Knox County Commision Meeting September 22
On September 22, the Knox County Commission met for their regularly scheduled September session. While the session was open to the public and is available online by clicking here, the minutes of the meeting will not be made available until 60 days after the date of...