Welcome to hometown USA. Powell celebrated the Fourth of July with a parade down Emory Road (middle school to high school) and a picnic in the park.
It was hot for …
Powell celebrates Independence Day
Lockwood, Kesling tout benefits of the Y
Real success comes from enriching the lives of other people.
That was the message Dean Lockwood, associate head coach of the University of Tennessee women’s basketball team, shared with more than …
Dean plants field office near Knoxville’s finest
Former two-term Nashville Mayor Karl Dean, who’s running for the Democratic nomination for Tennessee’s governor, visited Knoxville Tuesday to open his new field office at 900 E. Hill Ave., just …
Time to cut the sales tax
Republican Gov. Bill Haslam and his legislative super majority have been very, very good to business and upper income earners. How about if the next governor does something for the …
New officers at Farragut Rotary
The “Changing of the Guard” is done for the Rotary Club of Farragut and we’ll start with quotes from the two principals in this annual transition – now past president …
Knoxville ‘library’ burns
To paraphrase Alex Haley: A library of Knoxville and Farragut history burned down with the July 2 passing of retired Judge David Creekmore.
All told, Judge Creekmore practiced law here for …
Called to service: LaKenya Middlebrook continues family tradition
Knoxville lawyer LaKenya Middlebrook is busy this summer running gubernatorial candidate Craig Fitzhugh’s East Tennessee operation. There are lots of things she likes about the Democratic state legislator from rural …
Cagle joins Knox TN Today
Frank Cagle has joined Knox TN Today. His first column will appear Wednesday morning. Frank was one of four local opinion writers cut in June by the daily paper. (The …