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The saga of the 52nd State House district race between Waller attorney Mike Stewart and underdog Eric Stansell got curiouser and curiouser right before the July 4th holiday.

This is a rather belated act of justice. Two years after the U.S.

Ken Whitehouse reports that embattled Oak Hill City Manager Bill Kraus is retiring from his post:

A few things in a dump because time has been fleeting and I haven’t been able to expand.

Yes, I've been away from the keyboard* for quite a while, so there's certainly some catching up to do:
The Boots Del Biaggio saga is now entering the Long Slog, a period of time in which both a bankruptcy and a criminal investigation will take place. I suspect it will take months before the whole tangled web gets unwound, but as John Glennon points out in his Tennessean blog today, the signing

Congressman Jimmy Duncan will join us today to talk about the continuing energy saga.

And Congressman Marsha Blackburn will be joining us tomorrow to talk about energy and earmarks.

Be sure to tune in!

So much for the notion that a summer would go by without a saga for the Nashville Predators. Last year it was about how the team was going to move to Hamilton, Ontario would not move to Hamilton would be sold to a California investor would be sold to a group local investors plus a [...]

Back in the reporter days of Trent Seibert and Brad Schrade at the Tennessean, we learned of numerous problems within the Tennessee Highway Patrol.  In the continuing saga, the News Sentinel has a big story out today with claims by one officer that nothing has changed.

From the Sentinel:

The saga continues. I did 4 miles today. Yay me.