2022 marks the 230th anniversary of First Presbyterian Church, the oldest worship community in Knoxville and Knox County. That’s impressive, yet 230 years isn’t a milestone commonly seen as a …
Suzanne Jack is guest artist
Halls High School graduates will remember Suzanne Jack as an inspiring art teacher and professional artist. She is retired from teaching now, but her art is winning regional and national …
‘Worth It,’ Bertelkamp and Mossy Creek
Teens and young adults will take the stage for suicide prevention in a play offered Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 22-23, at Overcoming Believers Church, 211 Harriet Tubman St.
“Worth It” is …
Saloon 16 opens for Sunday brunch
Saloon 16 – the restaurant and bar located within Graduate Knoxville opened in partnership with Peyton Manning – now offers brunch on Sundays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Created …
God bless
Attorney Wanda Sobieski posted this solitary flower and statement.
God bless the flower that grows in the crack!
First Baptist steps out in faith
First Baptist Knoxville will launch a four-week campaign to …
UT to host networking and wellness fair
A healthy workforce is the goal of most businesses. With that in mind, the Knox County Health Department and the East Tennessee Wellness Roundtable will host a networking and wellness …
Knoxville enigma: Arts & Culture Alliance keeps on ticking
Does an organization adopt the personality of its leader? That’s certainly true at the Arts & Culture Alliance where director-for-life Liza Zenni zigs when others zag.
Penny4Arts started as a Zenni-led …
Cultivating community: REA Downtown grows
Realty Executives Associates has opened a downtown office that captures the edgy energy of Knoxville’s center city.
Realtors Emily Stevens and Bailey Rose are the founders/owners of Realty Executives Downtown, located …