There is some pretty good stuff.
More of the same from Knox County Government with dissolved entities being funded by the County.
The state’s Charitable Solicitations Act mandates that all nonprofit organizations register — or file for a state-approved exemption — before seeking donations or grants, including government grants.
According to state records, there is no history of Knoxville Neighborhood Housing and Commercial Services Inc. registering or seeking an exemption to solicit donations or grants in the state of Tennessee, said Todd Kelley, director of the Division of Charitable Solicitations and Gaming.
Did the KNS have to dig through records to find this story, or do they have a source? Interesting. Like sands in an hour glass…
Illegal Immigrants are being unlawfully evicted from an apartment complex in Blount County.
Ramirez is pastor of the Church of God, Mountain Assembly in Maryville and a member of an ecumenical group of clergymen who minister to Blount County’s growing Latino community.
Hmm. Word on the street is that this may be only a partial job description. I’ll leave that up to the investigative reporters.
Someone is lobbying the federal government to save the penny for all of us who love it so.
Weller also said past polls have shown a majority of Americans favor the coin, which was first produced in the United States in the 1790s.
And just who does he happen to work for? A company with merely a passing interest…
The nation’s sole supplier of zinc “penny blanks,†Greeneville, Tenn.-based Jarden Zinc Products, is lobbying the federal government to protect its interests.
