Looks like Michael “Big Sexy”
Grider is back doing the spin releases after whatever the heck that
was that went out earlier this week.
Anyhoo, ol' Grider just now issued his
own note, touting his boss's presence Monday at a ribbon cutting.
Heh.
It says Knox County Mayor Tim Burchett,
Tennessee Department of Veterans Affairs Assistant Commissioner
Donald Smith; folks from the Knox County Veterans Service Office and
Rolling Thunder Tennessee Chapter (Grider spelled “Tennessee”
wrong in the release by the way) and some “other public officials
and members of the public” that apparently weren't important enough
to be named will attend the event at 9 a.m. Monday at the Knox
Central Building on 1000 N. Central Avenue.
(That was a mouthful.)
So, what's going on? Good question. I
think all those aforementioned and not always named people will
celebrate the opening of a new Veterans Service Office. They'll also
“make an announcement about flying the POW/MIA flag at county
facilities,” according to the spin release, which doesn't say what
the new policy will be, although it can't be all that bad because
they're inviting the media.
The public is invited to this shin dig
and there will be an open house and some light refreshments.
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