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I could go along with removing some stoplights in the Knoxville area.

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Early voting for the August 7 election started yesterday, and will continue through August 2. Some bloggers have begun posting their endorsements for the federal and state primaries, as well as--and this is perhaps where you should pay most attention, should you live in the vicinity--for county elections.

Early voting for the August 7 election started yesterday, and will continue through August 2. Some bloggers have begun posting their endorsements for the federal and state primaries, as well as--and this is perhaps where you should pay most attention, should you live in the vicinity--for county elections.

Start: Jul 17 2008 - 15:00
End: Jul 17 2008 - 16:00
Timezone: Etc/GMT-4

The Knoxville Area Regional Transportation Planning Organization will

Since I am a former resident of South Knoxville, and a former student at South Middle School, I read this news today with interest:

Today, the dilapidated former South Knox High School sold at public auction to buyer Bahman Kasraei for a total of $117,700.

The Arts & Culture Alliance concludes its 2008 Members Exhibit Thursday the 29th, the largest annual showcase of local artists in the Greater Knoxville area. You can visit their page on Art Museum Touring.com
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Opening night at Three Flights Up this last Friday was cool. I met a lot of people and had a great time showing my artwork, and watching and listening to people as they examined the pieces at this show. It's so nice to be able to get feedback on my work. I was surprised at how many people knew my work was Fractals.

You could plant a garden, or you could buy futures in local farm produce according to the Tennessee Department of Agriculture.

"Right now is the time for people who care about locally grown foods to buy their produce for the coming season," says Tennessee Department of Agriculture marketing specialist Jon Frady.

Today marks fifteen years I’ve been doing my morning show here. I started work here in January of 1993 but my morning show debut was on April 2, 1993.

No special show this morning (five years ago Gov. Bredesen called in). Just the usual Wednesday oldies show and that’s fine with me.

Regular reader Richard and a couple of other opponents of the toll road legislation will be heading to Nashville for the April 2nd hearing in the Senate Transportation Committee. If anyone wants to go, you can hitch a ride with these good government guys. They’ll be leaving from the Knoxville area.