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Many speeches were made and many a candidates were recognized at Saturday’s Davidson County Picnic and Straw Poll but it was one man’s lack of recognition that stood out during

In addition to chairing the annual TNGOP Statesman's Dinner, Knoxville Mayor Bill Haslam will be the speaker at the Davidson Co. GOP Flag Day Picnic and fundraiser.

R. Neal remarks that the name of Knoxville Mayor Bill Haslam on the bill of the Statesman’s dinner, the TNGOP’s annual social event and fundraiser, as evidence the East Tennessee executive may have his eyes on the Governor’s mansion.

A reader writes in to the Tennessean:

The City Paper’s Clint Brewer, in a piece on possible Democratic Gubernatorial candidates, declares, by omission, Rep. Lincoln Davis “politically inconsequential”:

Metro Council passed Charlie Tygard's LED bill, which arose from the request of a single church to get an LED sign on par with those on commercial sites. A public hearing was held and opponents far outnumbered the sole supporter: the Harpeth Heights Baptist pastor, who told the Council that LED would help the church get their message out.

Arena deal was months in the making
By MICHAEL CASS • Staff Writer (Tennessean) • March 1, 2008

The Nashville Predators took the next big step toward securing a long-term future in Music City on Friday, as the team's new owners agreed to detailed terms of a more rewarding arena lease.

But the Metro Sports Authority and Metro Council still must approve the agreement before it can take effect. And David Freeman, the leader of the Predators' ownership grou

While I was disappointed that Led Zeppelin isn't on the line up for this year's Bonnaroo [at least, not yet] there was another omission that perplexed me. Where's Tal Wilkenfeld? I first heard of this incredible artist a couple of months ago while watching the Eric Clapton Crossroads Guitar Festival on PBS. ...

Perhaps I misled you when I wrote my first blog. Everything I wrote was true. I grew up in Lewisburg, lived in Nashville 46 years, and moved with my husband to his home town of Shelbyville last September. There was an omission. I'm no stranger to this area. ...