By Stacey Diamond
For me, the 2006 Knox County Election began at the firing range in early March, shooting ...
The Election That Won't End
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Our Deceptive City Elections Need Reform
By J. David Buckwalter
Is it just me, or do others find it strange to hold a "primary election" ...
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Anything But Regal!
By Brian Ambroziak
Over the past months, anyone who has battled the extreme heat and ventured downtown to Gay ...
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The Pen is More Inimical to Employment than the Sword
By Jack Mauro
The following story possesses these advantages: It is true; it is heartbreaking in a doofy, lame-ass, ...
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The Sentinel's shadow: Wake up and smell the ink
By J. David Buckwalter
“Sentinel”: one who stands and keeps guard over important interests.
But how often do ...
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It's Not the Heat, It's the Iconic Misrepresentation of It
By Jack Mauro
Thus far this summer, as temperatures have hovered, a la Joan Collins’s real age, somewhere in ...
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Eight and Three Quarters, or: Stand by Your Fellini Kroger
By Jack Mauro
I guess the Broadway Kroger is as fixed an item in the Knox mythos as, ...
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Empty All Your Pockets, No Exceptions
A back-alley shakedown? An early Knoxville train robbery? Instructions to prisoners entering jail?
No, “Empty all your pockets, no ...
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Not Necessarily Gay Street
By Jack Mauro
If you’re reading this, Knoxville neighbor, there’s about a 10 percent chance that you’re gay. This ...
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Immigrant Rights
May 1 marked the one-year anniversary of the "Day Without an Immigrant," when more than 1,000 East Tennesseans — documented ...
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