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Dirt has no recourse here

Pete Kotz with an innovative new idea for raising money for Nashville:

According to two higher powers – Ronald Reagan and the Bible – taxing SUVs makes perfect moral sense

Friday was a depressing day politically speaking. I had lunch with two friends/co-workers. One is a die-hard liberal and the other is a younger guy who still believes the that liberalism is the way you show you care.

Unemployment in Morristown hit a 10-year high at 13%, the highest rate since Jan. 1998, and other metropolitan and county communities likewise saw the summer bring on high rates, according to a report in the Kingsport Times-News:

Richard Lawson surfaced again this week in all the chicken-hearted pseudonymity of "Rex and the City" accusing the Planning Commission with making its Bells Bend decision based on economic development rather than land use reasoning.

The Maury County Regional Planning Commission wants an attorney to take action against an auctioneer because of allegations he violated a state statute.

The commission voted Monday to authorize a lawyer to seek recourse against Carl L. Brooks. The commission accused Brooks of auctioning parcels of less than five acres without proper approval from the county’s planning board.

Sean Braisted discusses the red-headed stepchild of today’s Supreme Court rulings the striking down of “the millionaires clause’:

Congressmen Jim Cooper and John Hall (also known as the guy from Orleans you saw on "The Colbert Report") had a town hall meeting in Nashville on Sat

One of the more striking things about the decision yesterday was just how unhinged, almost Malkin or Limbaugh-like Scalia sounded: