Adopt-a-Highway Cleanup Lenoir City - Rte 321 -
Sat. April 4 - 8:30 am
We start gathering at 8:30 AM Saturday 4/4 in Lenoir City at the parking lot of the strip mall with Tractor Supply and Goodwill. Park on the right of the entrance, close to 321 (i.e. to the right of Auto Zone). Jack Musser will issue grabbers, safety vests, and bags. (if you have a vest and grabber, please bring it) All you need is a hat and gloves (and we'll bring spares in case). We will bring water.
TN DOT asks you watch this video before the event. We’ll bring blank Volunteer forms for you to fill out.
We break into four groups that start at the signs and work back towards the gathering point parking lot, one mile. We are usually finished by 11:00 am and will provide a Subway box lunch.
LCDP Gala
Speaker Tim Wise
Tim Wise is currently a Senior Fellow at the African American Policy Forum. Tim is among the most prominent anti-racist educators and authors in the United States. He has spoken to audiences in all 50 states and internationally about systemic racism, inequality, and methods for dismantling racism in institutions from workplaces to schools to law enforcement. He is one of the country’s most compelling voices on culture, politics, and power, bringing three decades of experience to some of the most urgent issues we face”
Tim Wise is a prominent anti-racist educator and author whose works focus on white privilege, racial inequality, and systemic racism in America. His major books, often published by City Lights Open Media, include White Like Me, Dear White America, and Under the Affluence, analyzing race from a personal and systemic perspective.
LCDP cordially invites you to the Spring Gala - Sunday April 26 - 5:30-8 pm - Tellico Yacht Club, with special guest speaker Tim Wise, one of the country's most compelling voices on culture, politics and anti-racism. Buffet Dinner and cash bar for $ 100 per person.
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Upcoming Events and Other Activities
No Kings Rally - March 28
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LCDP Spring Gala
ICE Resistance Alert
Highway Cleanup
Sat., April 4, 2026, 8:30 AM, in the parking lot near Tractor Supply and Goodwill.
Slate of 2026 Democratic Candidates
Tennessee Federation of Democratic Women
Annual Convention - April 18
https://www.tfdw.org/events
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Committee Meetings
No Kings Rally
On Saturday, March 28, 2026 the world watched as 100's of 1,000s protestors joined in the No Kings Rallys. In Loudon rallyied from 1-3 pm at the Loudon County Courthouse. Between 300 and 400 people were there.
We the people are constitutionally mandated to peacefully protest when our government needs reminding that we do not agree with the direction of the administration. In order to make a change we need to make our voices heard. It is a proven fact.
More than 8 million people turned out across the US at over 3,300 “No Kings” protests in all 50 states in one of the largest single-day demonstration in U.S. history. The first two rounds, in June and October 2025, drew an estimated 5 million and 7 million, respectively. Independent verification of the figures was not immediately available.
Bruce Springsteen performed "Streets of Minneapolis" at the flagship rally in St. Paul, telling a crowd of at least 100,000 that "federal troops brought death and terror to the streets of Minneapolis. They picked the wrong city." Gov. Tim Walz, Sen. Bernie Sanders, Jane Fonda and Joan Baez also spoke or performed.
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ICE Resistance Alert
Good Evening,
Tonight, I want to talk about ICE coming to Loudon County. They have been spotted in the area scouting potential target sites and looking for the most vulnerable among our neighbors to arrest.
This is not America. This is not who we are. We have always believed only third world countries had Secret Police making people disappear, but here we are. Unidentified men in masks snatching our neighbors from work sites, courtrooms, and churches. I am asking for your help.
If you see this happening, there are four important steps we can take.:
1. Inform. If ICE is spotted, let others know what and where things are happening. Text your friends. Use social media to alert everyone you can about what you are witnessing.
2. Document. Shoot video if possible. If you know how to go live on Facebook, do so. If not, post the video as soon as you are able. Be a witness.
3. Warn. Let others in the area know to be on the lookout. Honk your horn. If you see one incident, there will be more. Call attention to their presence.
4. DO NOT ENGAGE. At no time should you engage with the ICE officers. Do not attempt to interfere in their work. Do not confront the officers.
Bravery is contagious…. And it is time to be brave. Our community needs you. The people that are being captured are not rapists, criminals, or dangerous. They are people striving to make a better life for their families. Just like you…just like me. I will be sending updates as the situation develops.
In Community, Stay Salty,
Beki Lincks
Chair
Loudon County Democratic Party
2025 Reorganization Convention
Saturday, April 26, 9:30 A.M.
Dunbar Rosenwald School, 515 Steekee Road, Loudon
Every two years the Loudon County Democratic Party holds a Reorganization Convention to elect officers and district representatives for the Party’s Executive Committee. This year the event took place on Saturday, April 26.
All officers (Chair, three Vice Chairs, Treasurer, Secretary) and two representatives from each of seven voting districts were elected from nominations accepted from the floor for any Loudon County Democrat. All nominees are registered voting Democrats in Loudon County. Any and all Democrats registered to vote in Loudon County were eligible to vote for officers and representatives.
The elected officers are:
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Chair - Beki Lincks
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1st Vice Chair - Ken Moore
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2nd Vice Chair - Mark Gregory
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3rd Vice Chair - Jan Hahn
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Treasurer - Cherri Musser
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Secretary - Joan Jacyno
To request minutes from the event, contact: degeorgeb@gmail.com