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***Support Compassknox.com by sharing this free service *** Synopsis: This week, Scott and Jesse recap County Commission's somewhat chaotic debate over removing Alex Moody from the Board of Zoning Appeals, look at early voting totals, and ponder the impact of President Trump's falling approval ratings on the 2nd District congressional race. They also welcome guest Leslie Bateman, publisher of Inside of Knoxville, for an update on developments in and around downtown — delivered in spoken-word form!
Looking ahead, they preview this week's school board meeting and, of course, the Tuesday midterm elections.
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