Connie Martin became president and chief administrative officer at Fort Loudoun Medical Center in Lenoir City, effective April 4, 2022. She previously was vice president and chief support officer at …
Food City gives back
Food City helped raise $240,500 for the Boys & Girls Club of the Tennessee Valley as primary sponsor of the 33rd annual Irwin Food City Bass Tournament held Saturday, April …
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Hardin Valley
Tyler Slack, president of Creative Structures Inc., posted this photo and note: “It’s a blue bird day to move some dirt for Valley Church.” Slack tagged pastor John Gargis. …
Brakebill brought CBT to UT
Celebration of life honoring the late Charles F. Brakebill will be 7 p.m. Monday, February 21, in the Clarence Brown Theatre on the campus of the University of Tennessee. Those …
Loudon County pauses to honor Sgt. Jenkins
Regional focus is on Loudon County today as residents prepare for the Celebration of Life and burial of Sgt. Christopher Jenkins of the Loudon County Sheriff’s Office. Gov. Bill Lee …
Zac Frye: He loves working at ‘home’
He is a captain in the Tennessee National Guard. At work he’s known as “Captain America” and as Patrol Corporal Zachary “Zac” Ryan Frye, loving life and giving back to …
Services Monday for retired audiologist
Doctor of Audiology, Knox County Commissioner, longtime member of Church Street United Methodist Church and Master Mason. James R. “Jim” Carroll Jr. wore many hats. Many were saddened to learn …
Retired UT educator has died
Dulcie Lynne Peccolo of Lenoir City passed away on September 7, 2021. Her family said, “Dulcie was a lifelong educator who devoted her life’s work to advocating for the students …