Elections kept incumbents in place while giving County Commission its first female majority. And the Advance Knox process began to set a vision for the county’s future.
In Surprise Move, Commission Names Durrett Chair
All six women in the body’s new female majority choose one of its only two Democrats to wield the gavel.
Appeals Process Decision Delayed
As public opposition mounts, commissioners kick final approval of a revised ordinance restricting the Board of Zoning Appeals’ authority to next month.
2nd Thoughts
The county’s proposed redistricting plan moves nearly 20,000 residents either into or out of the North Knoxville 2nd District — even though it is already close to its ideal size.
On the Merits
County Commission delivers a split decision on revamping the grievance system for sheriff’s employees.
Planning Ballpark Benefits
Randy Boyd has teamed with community organizations on the proposed multi-use stadium project, but some want a more comprehensive agreement.
Building on Beverly’s Hills
Third time’s the charm at County Commission for a developer planning a subdivision on a steep and difficult site in North Knoxville.
A 90-Day Reprieve
Knox County Commission postpones action on dissolving the Board of Health — but makes clear that it still intends to.
Taking the Oath
County Commission welcomes four new members and elects a chairman, as county officeholders are sworn in.
Election 2020: 2nd Commission District
In one of County Commission’s few swing districts, Democrat Courtney Durrett faces off against Republican Grant Rosenberg for an open seat.