Haslam ahead
in fundraising
KNOXVILLE — Last week The Bill Haslam gubernatorial
campaign announced that Mayor Haslam set fundraising records with a
total of $5,737,583.46, raised from more than 7,300 contributions
during the first year of his campaign.
Punxsutawney Phil
In case you haven’t heard, we are in store for six
more weeks of bad weather. Yep, Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow on
February 2.
Boy Scouts seeking clothing donations
The annual Boy Scout Good Turn will be held during the week
of Feb. 6-13. During this material drive, local Boy Scout
troops will collect donations of gently-used clothing and other items
from friends, family and neighbors and donate them to their local
Goodwill.
An introduction
Before I begin writing about my expertise in the world of
beauty, I thought I should introduce myself. My name is Bonny Chesney
Coker, and I’d like to share a little bit about my background
and the people who have inspired me along my life journey.
Don’t Ask,
Don’t Tell
Some civil rights activists are applauding President Obama's
State of the Union pledge to work toward repealing the Don't Ask, Don't
Tell policy that prohibits gay soldiers, sailors, air-men and -women
from revealing their sexual orientation and remaining in the military.
Fashion icon
or murdering monster
Who was Che Guevara and should he be a fashion icon to the
youth of America? Perhaps actors like Johnny Depp, who has been seen
wearing Che's image on his clothing, and the Chief Librarian at the New
York City Public Library, where a gold watch with Che's photo on the
face and the world, "Revolution" inscribed on the back was for sale in
the Gift Shop, need a real history lesson.
Harber says he will clean up Juvenile Court mess in Anderson
County
Saying, "The Juvenile Court System is a mess in Anderson
County and someone needs to clean it up," attorney, Phil Harber
launched his campaign to run for Juvenile County Judge.
Leadership Anderson Co. accepting members
Leadership Anderson County, sponsored by the Anderson County
Chamber of Commerce, is accepting applications for 2010. The sessions
are scheduled for one full-day a month from May, 2010 through March,
2011. Anderson County is a unique area that offers a rich heritage and
an exciting future.
Who will
be the next commissioners?
Who will be the next Knox County Commissioners? The first step in
the process is for candidates to pick up a petition from the Knox
County Election Commission. Next, the petition must be signed by 25
registered voters and returned to the KCEC by the filing deadline which
is 2/18/2010.