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Biography

Jeaneane is owner of Image Builders which owns the Knoxville Daily Sun along with a number of Smoky Mountain websites. I have been writing since early childhood. My works have been published in various newspapers and magazines. My primary interest in 2020 will focus on predatory lending, human trafficking, and racism.

Content

Total articles 45

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  KKK Blows 'Trump'et in East Tennessee

  By Jeaneane Payne

  Jan. 28, 2025

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  KKK Blows 'Trump'et in East Tennessee

  By Jeaneane Payne

  Jan. 28, 2025

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  Knox County Mayor Jacobs Fighting Criminal Charge

  By Jeaneane Payne

  Dec. 09, 2024

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Company Info

Knoxville Daily Sun

The Rio Grande Sun, established in 1956 by the late Robert and Ruth Trapp and their partners Bill and Hollie Birkett, has grown from a small weekly publication to the largest paid weekly newspaper in New Mexico. Today, we continue our unwavering service to the Española Valley and north central New Mexico, providing comprehensive coverage of local politics, crime, school news, county events, editorials, and sports. In April of 2022 the newspaper was purchased by a diverse group of New Mexico investors under the leadership of Harvey A. Yates., of Albuquerque, and under the direction of El Rito Media, LLC. In the spring of 2023, El Rito Media purchased the Artesia Daily Press in Artesia, N.M. El Rito is dedicated to saving community newspapers and in offering comprehensive news coverage and wide-spread and differing opinions from varying writers and columnists The company continues to honor a legacy built on fearless journalism and a relentless pursuit of transparency. Their legacy of fighting for openness in all levels of government continues to influence our journalistic approach. The reach of the Rio Grande Sun extends well beyond Española, with our strong readership spanning from Santa Fe County to the Colorado border and the village of Chama. Our paid circulation of 6,000, primarily distributed through street vendors, in-store sales, and mail subscriptions, brings our stories to thousands of households each week. Questions? For news questions: jburnham@riograndesun.com, For arts questions: arts@riograndesun.com For display advertising questions: advertising@riograndesun.com For classified advertising questions: classifieds@riograndesun.com For obituary advertising questions: obits@riograndesun.com For editorial or letters to the editor questions: rconnor@riograndesun.com For subscription/circulation questions: circulation@riograndesun.com For questions regarding your bill: billing@riograndesun.com