This year’s Powell Celebration, set for Saturday, Aug. 14, is headed by a newcomer.
Michael Laverdure, assisted by his wife, Rachel, is overall chair of what has become Powell’s biggest event.
“I …
Powell Celebration grows with new leaders
Wow factor at Axle’s new headquarters
Axle Logistics officially opened its new Knoxville headquarters on July 1. Located at 835 North Central, the new space is a restored 1920’s era car dealership. The renovated space includes …
Services Friday for Robert Sterchi
Real estate developer Robert Hugh Sterchi Jr. has died at age 84. A graduate of Farragut High School and the University of Tennessee, he worked with his father and brother …
Peterson releases new book
Halls native Dennis L. Peterson has released his newest book.
“Christ in Camp and Combat” tells the story of chaplains of the Confederacy during the U.S. Civil War.
He writes: “Religion has …
Kincannon sets Mayor’s Night Out
Mayor Indya Kincannon will hold Mayor’s Night Out at 7 p.m. today (6/7) at Larry Cox Senior Center, 3109 Ocoee Trail. The public is invited to come out, pose questions …
County Archives, Martinson get top award
Doris R. Martinson has been recognized posthumously for her work as manager of the Knox County Archives. The Chicago-based Society of American Archivists gave her the organization’s 2021 Distinguished Service …
Indya and Eddie: Ups and downs
In 2019, I wrote here about the Knoxville election for mayor. Interestingly, and forgotten by most, Eddie Mannis was the people’s choice – at least in the Aug. 27 primary.
Mannis …
Powell plans parade, picnic
The annual 4th of July Picnic at Powell Station Park is set to roll on Saturday, July 3, with numerous business, church and individual sponsors. These events are free and …