Martha Boggs is busy today.
This is not hyperbole or random praise. Just pick a day, any day; Martha Boggs is busy.
The owner and manager of two successful restaurants on South …
Bistro’s Martha Boggs does it her way
Cameron Brooks supports GoNorth animal transport
Imagine a place where unwanted dogs don’t end their lives in high kill shelters.
Cameron Brooks wants to do more than just imagine. The Knoxville Realtor/politico takes in strays, belongs to …
Gibbs High remembers the boys of ’68
Gibbs is a close-knit place, and family ties were in full evidence at last week’s homecoming festivities, which focused on the Boys of ’68.
Jerry “Woody” Hutson, Class of 1970, is …
Pension dispute could blow up on law director
Knox County’s sheriff and mayor joined this week in support of a compromise offered by the county’s pension board to end a lawsuit brought by Law Director Bud Armstrong, who …
Texas pastor rallies school privatization opponents
Voucher bills direct taxpayers’ dollars to private schools. The Rev. Charles Foster Johnson, founder of Pastors for Texas Children, believes they are unconstitutional, violate religious liberty, drain the public coffers …
Bill Snyder’s other retirement
The celebration honoring Bill Snyder at the Tennessee Theater on Monday was actually the second such event this week.
The day before, the congregation of Washington Presbyterian Church threw a retirement …
Saving energy saves money
Jennifer Aldredge conceded that an 85-degree October day didn’t provide much incentive to get to work on weatherization, but there are a lot of old houses in Oakwood Lincoln Park …
Landmark Bearden antiques business to close by year’s end
Westwood Antique and Design Market, 4861 Kingston Pike, will close at the end of the year, but don’t look for owners Scott Bishop and Tim Bridges to disappear.
“First we’re going …