Event Archive
This page is an archive of some of the events and work of the Loudon County Democratic Party.
No Kings Rally
On Saturday, October 18, 2025, over 400 individuals and dinosaurs rallied at the Loudon County Courthouse as part of the national "No Kings" Rally organized by Indivisible. The event was peaceful and enthusiastic. Our thanks to the Loudon County police department for providing officers at the event. Below is a series of photos and videos showing the activities and signs at the event.
The News Herald covered this event in an article by Adam Delahoussaye on October 22, 2025.
Loudon Co Dems Fall
Adopt-a-Highway Event
The Loudon County Democratic Party has once again gathered for a Highway 321 cleanup in Lenoir City. On Saturday, September 27, our LCDP Volunteers took their grabbers, trash bags, and gloves, donned safety vests and attacked the trash along the highway in Lenoir City.
Jack Musser, leader of the volunteers thanks everyone for their participation.
LCDP Annual
Picnic
Annual Picnic - Friday, September 5, 2025
The Loudon County Democratic Party hosted the annual picnic at the Lenoir City Park on City Park Drive.
A large number of people from Loudon County gathered to socialize and learn about what is happening in the party. Other democratic leaders from five surrounding counties, Blount, Roane, Anderson, Monroe, and Knox, joined the celebration. The picnic is an opportunity to hear from individuals planning to run for office in our districts. We also heard from other leaders encouraging all democrats to get out the vote, learn about issues, and support democrats running for office.
LCDP Information
Booth
LCDP Booth at Lenoir City Street Festival used the opportunity to provide information to attendees of the festival. Free buttons and candy as well as information on voting, issues, and ways to contact representatives were available. The event took place on Saturday, September 13, 2025.
Rallies
Panel Discussion on Immigration - August 19
Tuesday, August 19, 2025, from 7:00pm until 8:30pm. The Loudon County Democratic Women’s organization (LCDW) hosted a panel discussion on Immigration at Roane State, 100 W Broadway St #131, Lenoir City.
Participating on our panel were representatives from Together Podemos, Allies of Knoxville’s Immigrant Neighbors (AKIN), Weekly Witness, Welcoming Immigrant Neighbors (WIN), and Knox County Indivisible. The panel discussed their organization’s purpose, what is happening in our area, and offered suggestions for how we can help.
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
Good Trouble Lives On Rally
On Thursday, July 17, citizens from Loudon and surrounding counties gathred for a Good Trouble Live On Rally at the Loudon County Courthouse.
Participants brought signs, water to beat the heat, and spirits determined to stand for Democracy, Freedom, and Due Process.
Loudon County Democrats Gala
Spring Gala - The LCDP Spring Gala took place on Wednesday, May 21, 5:30 PM, Tellico Village Yacht Club, 100 Sequoyah Road, Loudon, TN. It was a fun evening of fellowship and Democratic spirit with the primary presenter being Renee Hoyos, previously a candidate for US Congress. Also, a silent auction was held to raise funds in support of women's causes.
Juneteenth Celebration
The Loudon County Democratic Women (LCDW) hosted a Juneteenth celebration to recognize America’s freedom for all at the Shangri-la Therapeutic Academy of Riding (STAR) on Thursday, June 19.
The guest speaker was Carolyn Bush Roddy, inductee to the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame-Class of 2019, two-time NJCAA All-American, and played in the Pan Am Games, World University Games, and FIBA World Championships. Lunch was provided by the LCDW Executive Board.
Carolyn was born and raised in Kingston, TN. She grew up to be a veteran women’s basketball player and in the midst of integration, she built a star-studded career in women’s sports. Carolyn is the Executive Director/Founder of the Carolyn Bush Roddy Foundation focused on engaging, equipping, and empowering future leaders by investing in them today and inspiring future generations to pay it forward.