As the thief of dead people's handicap decals once said during her pre-felony days, "The case to maintain the City of Davenport is at an all time high."
Will Davenport Go Extinct?
Welcome Mayor Pierson
Commissioners appointed Commissioner Barbara Pierson to the Mayor's seat tonight amid a push by residents for the most qualified resident for this seat.
With All My Love to Bradley
One license plate was allegedly stolen from a woman who had voted for Bradley, the other was allegedly from a former employee of Terracon, where Bradley works.
Dust off the Welcome Mat
Trump pointed out that his laggard response to Puerto Rico was because it was “totally destroyed.” Yes, Mr. President, that’s what Cat 5 hurricanes do to little islands in big oceans.
Update on Our Local Dumper
Our commissioners don’t need the permission of a Code of Ordinances to go after businesses that look like drug dens, ones with “Forever For Sale” signs purposely painted and trashed to appear unattractive, and businesses that prove to be bad neighbors.
Theorists Fueled in Latest Re-Zoning
Davenport Conspiracy Theorists Fueled in Latest J&N Stone Re-Zoning Request
Collusion’s Our Fake News
From the water tower to collusion and malfeasance, this post covers it all for Davenport, Florida, this week.
Elections Have Consequences
It appears that our local news outlet, The Ledger needs a lesson in local Davenport history to more fairly round out their editorial, Davenport's quick change in leadership, an opinion-based piece based on an "alternative fact" from the very first sentence. In calling Barbara Pierson, Davenport's newly elected commissioner, a "rookie," The Ledger dismissed the solid... Continue Reading →
Davenport TwoFer: Fires Attorney & City Manager
Updated 4/24/17 10:54 PM On a floor motion made by newly elected commissioner Barbara Pierson, City of Davenport attorney Kirk Warren was terminated tonight by commissioners on a 3/2 vote. Darlene Bradley and Rob Robinson joined Barbara in her motion to fire the attorney who's served the city since 2004. In a motion made by Bradley, City... Continue Reading →
