The Tennessee Remembering Our Fallen Memorial is currently on display in Knoxville through June 1. The memorial recognizes military members from Tennessee who have been Killed in Action (KIA) since 9/11/2001. The …
School’s out, pools open
The city of Knoxville’s two outdoor public pools open for the season this Memorial Day weekend. Ed Cothren Pool (1737 Reynolds Street) and Inskip Pool (4204 Bruhin Road) will welcome …
Our Town Neighbors: What’s happening?
The “Run for The Wall” returns to East Tennessee May 25. After a 2-year hiatus, an estimated 250 veterans on motorcycles – members of the Run for the Wall brigade …
Gloria Johnson collapses in store; bystanders come to her rescue
Michael Knott says his wife Mandy noticed her first. Mandy said that something wasn’t right with the woman who’d just walked through the front door at TJ Maxx at 8:30 …
Inskip Lions have plenty to roar about
Calling all alumni, former faculty, supporters and neighborhood friends: the faculty and students of Inskip Elementary will honor the school’s 110th anniversary this Friday, May 13, at 1:30 p.m.
The celebration …
Our Town Neighbors: What’s happening?
North Knoxville
The residents of Windsor Gardens on Inskip Road were celebrated with a Mother’s Day tea on Sunday. There was plenty of tea and cookies to spare with great company. …
One Book Read City launches at Inskip, Sterchi
It’s definitely the biggest book club in Knoxville. And probably in the state of Tennessee. About 24,000 kids are going to read one book together this month.
On Monday, Knox County …
Knox County Schools’ Picture of the Week
Students from Inskip Elementary took advantage of the warm weather on Thursday for some hands-on activities in the school’s Learning Garden and compost site!
Keep up the good work, Lions!