Virtually everything is closed. City officials are taking down tennis nets and locking gates. The governor has ordered people to stay at home except for essential services. Yet today we …
Farmers Market Saturday in 4th and Gill
Nourish Knoxville: Winter Farmers Market, Saturday, April 4, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., held outside in the Historic 4th and Gill neighborhood, with farm & food vendors selling pasture-raised meats, …
Lee to meet with Kincannon, Jacobs
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee will be in Knoxville today to meet with mayors Indya Kincannon and Glenn Jacobs, and Dr. Martha Buchanan of the health department to discuss ways to …
It’s BYOB for NKBPA
North Knoxville Business & Professional Association is planning a virtual meeting this month. It’s “bring your own bacon” and join the group on Facebook at 8 a.m. Friday, April 10. …
Jacobs proposes loan to Zoo Knoxville
Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs has announced a plan to loan $500,000 to Zoo Knoxville to help overcome operating shortfalls during the facility’s COVID-19 closure. The loan will be made …
Food City joins Starbucks to thank first responders
Effective March 25, Food City Starbucks locations are offering first responders a free beverage.
“Two simple and powerful words: ‘Thank you.’ To me, that’s the drive behind this promo. Simply let …
Hungry friends at the zoo
Zoo Knoxville is losing an average of $22,500 a day while it remains closed in response to the COVID-19 virus. Some 86 percent of the zoo’s operating funds come from …
Clerk, trustee close satellite offices
Knox County Clerk Sherry Witt has closed her satellite locations (Cedar Bluff, East, Farragut Town Hall, North/Halls and South Knox) effective Monday, March 23, until further notice.
The County Clerk’s Office …