Among the many things the COVID-19 pandemic has proven is that human beings were made for innovation. The past 10 months have seen one postponement after another along with the …
Better lighting for Gibbs schools
Remember, you heard it here first! But yesterday, Knox County made good on installing lights around the entrances to Gibbs elementary, middle and high schools. The 12 lights were installed …
Women of the Bible exhibit comes to town
The Emporium Center welcomes a new solo exhibit, Women of the Bible: Portraits of Beauty, Audacity and Faith, from Alabama artist LaShonda Scott Robinson. The show opens Friday, Jan. 8, …
Jacquelynne Prince: Hope on the horizon
For Jacquelynne Prince, the prospect of catching COVID-19 was never a question of if but of when. Prince, an Adult Nurse Practitioner (APRN), retired from University Gastroenterology on Oct. 15. …
Museum of Appalachia offers reduced rates
Each Wednesday during January and February, the Museum of Appalachia will welcome guests for half the standard admission rate.
Browse the museum grounds, enjoy a Southern, home-cooked lunch or spend the …
Winter Wonderland show at Art Market Gallery
Art Market Gallery at 422 S. Gay Street has announced its January Winter Wonderland all members show. The show features art from Pamela Salyer, Kate Watson, Curt Imerman, Brenda Mills …
Beauford Delaney prominent in ETHS exhibit
Continuing through Feb.1, the East Tennessee Historical Society (ETHS) presents Black & White, Knoxville in the Jim Crow Era featuring the stories of African American artists Beauford Delaney, Joseph Delaney, …
Tonique Renee: Caring for wild creatures
Somewhere in Sevier County is a haven for injured and orphaned wildlife. These creatures are cared for by Tonique Renee at Smoky Mountain Wildlife Rehabilitation. Renee is somewhat cagey about …