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Q&A: Knoxville City Council 2017 Primary Candidates

In Cover Stories, Q&As by Tanner HancockJune 28, 2017leave a COMMENT

Knoxville’s 2017 primary election begins Aug. 9 with early voting and concludes on election day, Aug. 29. There are 30 candidates for Knoxville City Council’s five open seats. Districts 1, 2, …

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City launches “Go Vote! Knoxville” initiative

In News by Tanner HancockJune 28, 2017leave a COMMENT

Sixteen of Knoxville’s 30 City Council candidates attended the launch of “Go Vote! Knoxville,” a nonpartisan initiative aimed at increasing voter turnout in the upcoming City Council Elections. Knoxville Mayor …

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State Rep. Brooks won’t seek reelection; Burchett eyes national office

In News by Tanner HancockJune 28, 2017leave a COMMENT

Longtime State Representative Harry Brooks announced Wednesday he would not be seeking reelection for the state’s 19th District in 2018. Brooks, who turns 71 in September, made the announcement in …

Planned Parenthood supporters aim to “Pink the Night Out” at Monday rally

In News by Tanner HancockJune 23, 2017leave a COMMENT

Knoxville supporters of Planned Parenthood will be out in full force Monday night as a part of a “Pink the Night Out” rally protesting the potential defunding of Planned Parenthood …

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MPC seeks public input for walkability ordinance

In News by Tanner HancockJune 22, 2017leave a COMMENT

The Knoxville Metro Planning Commission is currently seeking public input for a draft ordinance seeking to improve walkability conditions across the city. The ordinance, drafted by MPC staff with assistance …

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