It’s been another busy week here in Johnson County, and Dan Cullinane and Sheila Stout Caldwell have plenty to talk about on this week’s podcast. We start with a look back at Veterans Day and the ceremonies and events held around the county to honor the men and women who have served our country. ThereContinueContinue reading “On The Johnson County Line: Honoring Veterans, Town Business & What’s Happening Around Johnson County”
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Why the Data Center Rezoning Is Back on the Agenda
The December 1 Town of Mountain City public hearing announced yesterday is part of the established rezoning process, not an effort to overturn the Planning Commission’s recommendation.
Reading Between the Party Lines:
A look at Johnson County’s voting history reveals shifting party loyalties, changing demographics, and the importance of individual candidates.
Election 2026: Local and Tennessee Results.
With nearly half the votes cast early and 43.89% voter turnout, Johnson County voters made some important decisions for the town, the state, and the country.
Mountain City Council: Data Center Questions, $3.1 Million Street Project, Parks Plan and More
There was plenty to talk about at Tuesday evening’s Mountain City Board of Mayor and Aldermen meeting, from questions about the proposed modular AI data center to more than $3 million in street and sidewalk improvements, plans for parks and recreation, and concerns about dropping water levels at Silver Lake. And there were a fewContinueContinue reading “Mountain City Council: Data Center Questions, $3.1 Million Street Project, Parks Plan and More”
Mountain City Planning Commission Says No to Proposed AI Data Center Rezoning
Residents turn out in opposition as BluSky AI makes its case. Mayor Jordan says he hears the community’s concerns. October 22, 2026 — Mountain City residents made their feelings known this afternoon at Town Hall, and the Planning Commission agreed. Following a lengthy meeting that included public comments, a presentation from BluSky AI representatives, andContinueContinue reading “Mountain City Planning Commission Says No to Proposed AI Data Center Rezoning”
On The Johnson County Line: A Safe Haven, County Commission Follow-Ups & What’s on Your Ballot
October 19, 2026 | The Johnson County Line Podcast – Watch video below! October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and this week on The Johnson County Line, we’re taking a closer look at an effort that could make a meaningful difference for some of our most vulnerable neighbors. Dan Cullinane and Sheila Stout Caldwell welcomeContinueContinue reading “On The Johnson County Line: A Safe Haven, County Commission Follow-Ups & What’s on Your Ballot”
Your Voice Matters: Help Shape a Healthier Johnson County Before October 31
Community Health Assessment seeks local input as Johnson County Health Department also offers free flu shots October 20 What does a healthier Johnson County look like to you? Is it easier access to doctors and specialists? More mental health resources? Better transportation for seniors? More opportunities for families to stay active? Or perhaps it’s simplyContinueContinue reading “Your Voice Matters: Help Shape a Healthier Johnson County Before October 31”
County Clarifies Planning Commission Term Limits
Mayor’s Office and County Attorney answer questions about new Planning Commission limits.
Commission Reverses Grindstaff Decision, Tables Mosier Agreement
Two issues previously reported by The Johnson County Line returned to the Johnson County Commission Thursday night, resulting in one reversal and one postponed decision.
