John Ewart, executive director Knoxville chapter of Associated General Contractors of Tennessee, took to social media to tout his group’s involvement with the Legends of Tennessee fundraiser to help support …
Sheriff Spangler announces cancer
Knox County Sheriff Tom Spangler said Tuesday that he has been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and has scheduled treatments. “I have complete confidence in my medical team and the treatment …
Deathridge among returning Lady Vols
Several dozen former Lady Vols basketball players and student managers were recognized at Alumni Night on Feb.15 at Food City Center. Among them was Knoxville resident Gloria Deathridge. She played …
Tributes pour in for Robert Booker
Update: Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc. will conduct their Omega Service Wednesday, February 28, 2024, 10 a.m. The family will receive friends, 10:30 a.m.-noon, with services to follow at Tabernacle …
Support for Ukraine: White hats/black hats
In the oldest Westerns, the good guys wore white hats while the bad guys were clad in black. That made it easy to know for whom to cheer. Luckily, we …
Halls Cinema 7 has closed
A landmark Halls business is no more. Halls Cinema 7 closed on Feb. 20, 2024, with an announcement on social media.
Paul Wylie of Johnson City, Tennessee, bought and operated the …
Can’t wait for ‘Knoxville: The Musical’
Our town’s got a musical. “Knoxville: The Musical” will launch this year’s season at Clarence Brown Theatre on the UT campus. The play was commissioned by Knoxville’s lottery winner and …
Council retains owner-occupied housing for same-lot ADU
Citizens of Knoxville are safe from Accessory Dwelling Units built on property that is not owner-occupied following action by Knoxville City Council on February 20. The council amended the proposed …