Wed
Jul 11 2018
11:49:am
Jay Clark has stepped up to run for TN House of Representatives-District 8. District 8 includes a large portion of Blount County including parts of Alcoa, Maryville, Rockford, Walland, Wildwood, and Townsend.
Jay Clark has roots in the community and has taken time to be involved in a number of ways including being a previous member of the Foothills Land Conservancy Board of Directors and a previous member of the Knoxville Regional Transportation Planning Organization Mobility Advisory Committee. Both of which are important to growth in Blount County.
You can check out Jay and find out more about his statements on the issues at his website. He also has a Facebook page, Twitter account (@JayClark4TN), and an Instagram account (@JayClark4TN).
To help Jay Clark win and represent us in Nashville you can donate online or there is an address to mail checks, both at this website, Jay Clark for State Representative District 8.
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Discussing
- Blount Memorial at record high for COVID-19 hospitalizations (1 reply)
- Blount County coronavirus cases nearly 16,000 as of 07/12/2021 (3 replies)
- Blount County coronavirus pandemic numbers (2 replies)
- The City of Alcoa's uncontrolled and costly development (2 replies)
- Alcoa City Schools opened Wednesday, July 22nd (1 reply)
- Krystal on Alcoa Hwy near the Airport has closed (1 reply)
- Alcoa Hwy - Hunt Road Interchange Redesign (1 reply)
- Jackie Hill! Jackie Hill! She won! (1 reply)
- Blount County Democrats hear from candidates (1 reply)
- Vote for Jay Clark for TN House of Representatives-District 8 (1 reply)
- Where's the dang ammo plant? (1 reply)
- Little River in Townsend has a commercial tubing problem (1 reply)
TN Progressive
- Burchett stirs up Blount Count conservatives (BlountViews)
- Friday Toons Saturday Morning (RoaneViews)
- Friday Toons (RoaneViews)
- Friday Toons (RoaneViews)
- Friday Toons (RoaneViews)
- Blount County coronavirus cases at 21,998 as of 09/22/2021 (BlountViews)
- Alcoa City Schools had to close Friday, 9/3/21 for illness (BlountViews)
- Blount Memorial at record high for COVID-19 hospitalizations (BlountViews)
- Komatsu and Oyama Remembered (Joe Powell)
- Where we are Earth Day 2021 (Whitescreek Journal)
- Breathe deeply (Domestic Psychology)
- The 2020 Presidential Debate: We've Been Here Before (Joe Powell)
TN Politics
- Legislature takes first look at $884M Ford package (TN Lookout)
- Robinson attends special session despite federal fraud conviction (TN Journal)
- Here is the petition for the special session on COVID-19 mandates (TN Journal)
- Union jobs, Ford plant deal hover Legislature’s special session (TN Lookout)
- COVID rates at CoreCivic prisons soar above rates at state-run facilities (TN Lookout)
- Price tag for Ford megasite deal hits $884M (TN Journal)
- Tennessee Business Roundtable opposes efforts to ban companies’ mask or vaccine mandates (TN Journal)
- New TNJ edition alert: Ford incentive deal gets scant attention amid furor over COVID-19 mandates (TN Journal)
- Stockard on the Stump: Lawmakers take bipartisan poke at potential election audit (TN Lookout)
- Exit/In afraid of Mercy Complex fate as funds alone can’t save it (TN Lookout)
- Thomas named first executive director of Sports Wagering Advisory Council (TN Journal)
- Garnering support for COVID-19 special session not a given (TN Lookout)
Knox TN Today
- A freedom worth fighting for – being yourself (Knox TN Today)
- Knox baseball: Get the ‘wonderfulness’ in writing (Knox TN Today)
- Harvey Robinson coached legendary Bobcats squad (Knox TN Today)
- Market strong despite seasonal slow-down (Knox TN Today)
- Knoxville civic leader has died (Knox TN Today)
- Sweet P’s grand opening to benefit Shannondale (Knox TN Today)
- Sad sideshow stole spotlight from exciting main event (Knox TN Today)
- Det. Sharon Baird: Her ‘beat’ is the vulnerable (Knox TN Today)
- Inclusive playground to open Oct. 28 (Knox TN Today)
- Don’t Delay Your Mammogram (Knox TN Today)
- Garrett Asher was Oak Ridge leader (Knox TN Today)
- Lock the doors or strike up the band, Lane Kiffin is coming (Knox TN Today)
Local TV News
- Live A Little: Meet Martin (WBIR)
- Hey 865! Area-codeless local calls end Sunday (WBIR)
- Crews repairing electric system after overnight crash along Kingston Pike (WATE)
- Aw shucks! Mayfield corn maze offers new attractions for fall fun (WBIR)
- Knoxville restaurant closed after employees say they've received late and faulty paychecks (WATE)
- Athens city manager suspended for two weeks (WATE)
- New Knox Co. program seeks to help students succeed while overcoming addiction (WBIR)
- Dying of COVID-19, she called the newsroom to share her last words. I answered the phone. (WBIR)
- Fall colors not peaking yet for most of East TN (WATE)
- Peace activist nun who broke into Y-12, Megan Rice, dies at 91 (WBIR)
- Knoxville lawyer weighs in on trash throwing at Neyland Stadium (WATE)
- New pediatric outpatient center open in Blount County (WATE)
News Sentinel
- Knoxville Biz Ticker: Advanced Energy sector showcased at East Tennessee Business Roundtable (KNS Business)
- What's spooky season without a full moon? How to catch a glimpse of the October Hunter's Moon. (KNS News)
- Limited emergency power, loosened COVID restrictions: Tennessee House Republicans want it all (KNS News)
- Knox County looks into the future to plan out possible land use and new roads (KNS News)
- Addition of UT Southern campus helps bump UT System enrollment to all-time high (KNS News)
- Pepperoni or guava puree? The Corners will bring Detroit-style pizza to new food hall (KNS News)
- Motley Crue singer Vince Neil breaks ribs in fall off stage at Pigeon Forge music festival (KNS News)
- Knox County COVID-19 case counts and vaccine numbers (KNS News)
- Got $1 million? This Kingston Pike home has history and 'grand' character, and it's available (KNS Business)
- With a passion for Disney World, Knoxville entrepreneur ships merchandise across the U.S. (KNS Business)
- Downtown Loudon's old factory district could see new life with $40M neighborhood proposal (KNS Business)
- Organ donation can bring meaning to grieving families' darkest hours | Opinion (KNS Opinion)
- Tennessee Voices, Episode 223: David Perez, lead minister, Spero Dei (KNS Opinion)
- Booker T. Washington was remembered fondly, memorialized in Knoxville | Opinion (KNS Opinion)
State News
- What's spooky season without a full moon? How to catch a glimpse of the October Hunter's Moon. (Tennessean)
- Limited emergency power, loosened COVID restrictions: Tennessee House Republicans want it all (Tennessean)
- From Dickson to Egypt to 'Backwoods.' New cafe fuses Southern favorites, global cuisine. (Tennessean)
- Festivals, frights and hikes in Sumner County: Here are some ideas for fall fun (Tennessean)
- Andrew Kelsay Obituary - Chattanooga Times Free Press (Times Free Press)
- Big Bad Breakfast in Memphis shows just how good being 'bad' can taste (Commercial Appeal)
- Gas prices rise in Memphis amid global supply and seasonal trends. Here's what's next. (Commercial Appeal)
- Why Jaren Jackson Jr. deal is a win-win for him, Memphis Grizzlies (Commercial Appeal)
- Tennessee lawmakers kick off special session to take up $884M in spending for Ford deal (Commercial Appeal)
- Kennedy: Californians are suddenly dreaming of East Tennessee - Chattanooga Times Free Press (Times Free Press)
- UTC vs. East Tennessee State on Oct. 16, 2021 - Chattanooga Times Free Press (Times Free Press)
- Tennessee lawmakers to consider $900 million package for Ford project - Chattanooga Times Free Press (Times Free Press)
Local .GOV
- City Randomly Picks 30 Employees for $1,000 Prizes for Voluntary COVID-19 Vaccinations (Knoxville)
- A Letter From Sustainability Director Brian Blackmon: Excited About Going Electric? We Can Help! (Knoxville)
- Stormwater Infrastructure Being Installed for Northwest Greenway Connector (Knoxville)
- Urban Wilderness Gateway Park, On Time and Within Budget: 'It's What We Do' (Knoxville)
- The Music Returns to World’s Fair Park! (Knoxville)
- Before Fountain City Park Became a Knoxville Park, Stormwater Engineers Were Giving TLC to the Lake (Knoxville)
Wire Reports
- Trump files lawsuit to keep White House records secret - CNN (US News)
- Stocks making the biggest moves in the premarket: Procter & Gamble, Johnson & Johnson, Travelers and more - CNBC (Business)
- Myeloma may have made Colin Powell more vulnerable to dying of COVID-19 despite vaccination - CBS News (US News)
- Strike in Haiti over crime shuts down country amid search for missionaries - Fox News (US News)
- Manchin climate stance threatens to shatter infrastructure bargain | TheHill - The Hill (US News)
- Natural immunity is good. Getting vaccinated after being sick with COVID-19 is better. - USA TODAY (Business)
- Natural immunity is good. Getting vaccinated after being sick with COVID-19 is better. - USA TODAY (US News)
- RV Capital of America Tops WSJ/Realtor.com Housing Index in Third Quarter - The Wall Street Journal (Business)
- BTC price is up 50% since China ‘selflessly’ banned Bitcoin mining - Cointelegraph (Business)
- Best Buy Kicks Off Black Friday Early With 4K and 8K TV Deals - IGN - IGN (Business)
- Illinois suburban police asked to help Chicago if needed amid possible city officer shortage: report - Fox News (US News)
- China Evergrande Gets Soft Treatment in Chinese Media - The New York Times (Business)
- Former Student Describes Antisemitic Bullying At Southlake, TX Middle School - NBC News (US News)
- Jennifer Gates on wedding planning in midst of medical school, Nayel Nassar’s Olympic trials: ‘No small feat’ - Fox Business (Business)
- Jury selection in Ahmaud Arbery trial begins in Georgia - NPR (US News)
Local area websites:
Blount DemsMC Democrats
Raven Society
League of Women Voters
Wendy Pitts Reeves
Stop Alcoa Parkway
KnoxViews
Knox Dems
RoaneViews
TennViews
TN Clean Water Network
TN Dems
Government websites:
Blount CountyCity of Alcoa
City of Maryville
State of Tennessee
TN Code Annotated
TN General Assembly
UT CTAS
UT MTAS
Media websites:
Maryville Daily TimesKnox News Sentinel
Syndicate
I wish Jay Clark lived in my District
I've known and worked with Jay for over ten years now. There is no one alive who will be more passionate or effective at representing the people of his district. We need his voice in Nashville...All of us!