Racheff House: A Bulgarian legacy in Lonsdale
Snow flurries were flitting about last evening, no doubt laying down a white blanket up in the...
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Category: North Knoxville
Teachers learn Spanish to connect with students
Fifteen teachers at Northwest Middle School are taking a Spanish for Educators course to help them...
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Fulton students paint snowplow
Fulton High School’s talented student artists are the first in East Tennessee to paint a myTDOT...
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Tribute to Bill Justus at Fulton High
Former Tennessee Vol and Fulton High School basketball player Bill Justus will be memorialized at...
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Belle Morris ES celebrates new play spaces
Knox Education Foundation (KEF) held a ribbon cutting Thursday, August 22, to celebrate Belle...
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Legal Aid opens new eviction-prevention office
Legal Aid of East Tennessee has opened a new office for its Eviction Prevention Program (EPP) at...
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Return of The Pelican? Maybe, sort of …
Back in 1900, a young William Oliver Hoskins left McMinn County and lit out for Texas. Exactly to...
Read MoreKCT to perform ‘Tom Sawyer’ through August
The Knoxville Children’s Theatre will perform Tom Sawyer, August 9-25 on Thursdays and Fridays at 7 p.m., Saturdays at 1 and 5 p.m., and Sundays at 3 p.m. The play is based on the book by Mark Twain as adapted by Dennis E....
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A ‘Stark’ screening at Central Cinema
It is quite possible that Central Cinema is Knoxville’s oldest dedicated movie theatre. No, it is...
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Jackie’s Dream serves down-home cooking
The Dining Duo found another eatery gem tucked on the side of Woodland Avenue in Jackie’s Dream,...
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Channel surf through decades of local TV
See Todd Howell and Alan Williams early in their TV careers. Or revisit some of the iconic ads...
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Camp Poland: Knoxville during the Spanish American War
The soldiers of the 3rd North Carolina Regiment had had their fill of Knoxville. It’s likely the...
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