COMMUNITY UPDATES

From events to council work—here’s what’s happening.

Honored to hear from Ambassador Kate Byrnes at the @utbakerschool Ashe Lecture Series. Her perspective on leadership and diplomacy was a powerful reminder that good leadership starts with listening—whether across the world or right here in Kno
🏡Thank you neighbors! 🏡 Thank you to everyone who came out to the West Hills Neighborhood Association meeting. These conversations matter. Listening to your questions, hearing your concerns, and sharing what’s ahead for Knoxville is one of t
Looking forward to seeing everyone tonight at the West Hills Neighborhood Association! Join me, School Board Member Katherine Bike @katherine.bike, and County Commissioner Shane Jackson @shaneforknox as we connect with neighbors, share updates, and
Full day serving Knoxville. 💼📊 Spent the day at our City Budget Retreat with fellow Council members and city leadership — digging into the priorities that shape our future. Public safety. Infrastructure. Strong neighborhoods. Good governance
Thank you to Dr. Bill Lyons @wlyons56 and the team at the @utbakerschool for the opportunity to spend time with students discussing the importance of local government. We walked through a real case and talked about the difference between City Counci
Last night, @amy_honeycutt and I visited the @cokesburytv warming shelter in West Knoxville as they were preparing to help our neighbors in need. Thank you to Scott, Sherri, and all the incredible volunteers serving our community with care and dignit
❄️ Winter Weather Update, Knoxville ❄️ City crews are actively treating and clearing priority roads, warming centers are opening as temperatures drop, garbage and recycling has been delayed, and KAT snow routes are in effect to help keep essential t
What an inspiring day celebrating leadership, service, and community at the Thomas “Tank” Strickland Leadership Awards Luncheon. I’m deeply grateful to the MLK Commemorative Commission of Greater Knoxville for organizing such a mean
FYI: Traffic Calming Applications Now Open. Knoxville’s Traffic Calming Program is open again — and if your street needs help slowing things down, residents can apply now through Jan. 31, 2026. The City has updated and simplified the pr
Excited to get to work for Knoxville! 💙 Last night’s first City Council meeting was a great start, and I’m honored to serve our community alongside my fellow Council Members. Our guiding message still stands strong: Plan Smart to Grow
Honored to be sworn in and excited to get to work with a new City Council team! Together, we’ll plan smart, grow strong, and build a better future for Knoxville. 🧡 #NathanForKnoxville #PlanSmartGrowStrong #KnoxvilleTN #CityCouncil #Communit
You’re invited! 💙 Every person who knocked doors, made calls, hosted gatherings, shared posts, offered advice, donated, encouraged, designed, wrote, showed up, and believed in what we’re building together — this moment is yours to