Founders Week in Farragut – the first of many to come – is underway.
Farragut Mayor Ron Williams introduced a short video honoring the seven individuals generally credited with adoption of …
Milton Roberts Center offers pickleball
The Knoxville Parks & Rec department has added pickleball to the activities offered at the Milton Roberts Community Center, 5900 Asheville Highway (just east of the Comcast Building).
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Lots to do in the Urban Wilderness; more
Take a little downtime at Knoxville’s Urban Wilderness. Visit Knoxville says it’s closer than you think.
“Knoxville’s Urban Wilderness is a spectacular outdoor adventure area where you can hike, bike, climb, …
Services today for Halls resident Pat Sisson
Pat Sisson was one of the folks who made Halls unique. Traditional in many ways, Pat earned her living as a psychic, aka “the happy medium.” We were acquaintances for …
Smooth transition to Tennova Family Y
The ownership transition to the new Tennova Family Y has been a textbook “how-to” that will pay dividends to the health and wellbeing of residents of Powell and Halls for …
Carrie Poteat is ‘Rising Star’
Carrie Poteat, an agent with Realty Executives Associates, was named Rising Star of the Year by the Knoxville Area Association of Realtors. We caught up with Carrie for a quick …
Mike Taylor: Reporting for duty
Mike Taylor, the new CEO for the Knox Education Foundation (KEF), has arrived. His contract started Jan. 2, 2023. “It is great to be home and I am excited about …
Services Thursday for Ruth Fuson
The woman who began the Hospice program at Fort Sanders Regional Medical Center and later developed the signature “Katerpillar Kids Camp” for Covenant Health has died.
Ruth Fuson, 92, of Knoxville, …