Jan. 19 – Classes begin
Feb. 1 – Drop a class deadline
March 15-21 – Spring Break
April 2-4 – Credit classes do not meet
April 5 – Graduation application deadline
April 5 – Registration …
Wier joins Oak Ridge practice
Katina Wier has joined the medical team at Oak Ridge Gastroenterology Associates. As a certified family nurse practitioner (FNP-C), her clinical interests are disease management, colonoscopy screening evaluation and disease …
How many chiefs does KCSO need?
In the former Soviet Union, the Communist Party selected a Central Committee which selected a smaller executive committee called the Politburo. It selected the general secretary – a humble title …
A life devoted to family, business
A well-known South Knox and Sevier County businesswoman has been taken by COVID-19. Doris Jean McKee McMahan, 77, died Jan. 8. She was born on Dec. 5, 1943, in Maryville.
She …
McKenzie is vice chair of Black Caucus
State Rep. Sam McKenzie was elected vice-chair of the TN Black Caucus of State Legislators. This leadership position demonstrates Rep. McKenzie’s reputation for leadership, integrity and hard work, said Matt …
Knox legislators get committee assignments
The Tennessee legislature convened this week and a glance of leadership roles shows Knox County strong in the Senate and not-so-much in the House.
Senate: Lt. Gov. Randy McNally from Oak …
Longtime library science professor has died
A scholarship fund has been created in memory of a 40-year professor of information sciences at the University of Tennessee. William C. Robinson died Jan. 9, 2021, at age 81. …
Heagerty, Melson named to judiciary
Christopher Heagerty is becoming a Chancellor in Knox County, effective Jan. 23, 2021, upon the retirement of Michael Moyers. He was appointed by Gov. Bill Lee. Heagerty has chaired the …