Our courts may move slowly, but they also move surely. This lawsuit will shine a light on the fast-moving world of building permits, civic development without transparency, and public-private partnerships. On September 23, 2026, we filed our case with the Tennessee Court of Appeals. For those interested in the nuts and bolts, it's a great read. For the highlights, which help explain WHY we're doing this, we suggest pages 11, 20, and 49. Sample excerpts below. P. 11 At variou

Yet another $3,500,000 of your taxes going to the Brooks Museum, that's almost $10 million just this week, this time from Gov. Lee. We're all in favor of museums, but is anyone keeping a tab on taxpayer expenses and how your money is being spent?

Yet another $6,000,000 in taxpayer money going to the new Brooks Museum, bringing the total cost to ?? Mayor Paul Young took taxpayer money for riverboat docking and switched that money to permanently close Monroe Ave. for the Brooks Museum. The footprint of the Brooks Museum keeps eating up more public land (and now streets). This ever-expanding growth at least should be done with transparency of intent and cost to the taxpayer before it's "already started." Is it too late f