The Bearden High School dance team has returned from a competition at Disney World. Rusha Sams posted this photo. Read about the team @beardendance on Instagram.

Bobcat Bash is April 2

Cassidy Taylor

Central High School says mark your calendar for the Third Annual Bobcat Bash coming on Thursday, April 2, from 5-7 p.m. at Central High School.

Actually, it’s Cassidy Taylor, academy coach, who is urging parents, grads and friends of Central High School to get ready for the big event. Central’s 865 Academies will be featured and will benefit from proceeds of the event.

Bobcat Bash will take place during Central’s Spring Open House. The school is looking for vendors to host a booth or other partners. Anyone interested should contact Taylor at 865-689-1400 ext. 71915 or email her at cassidy.taylor@knoxschools.org.

Register for the car show here. No car to show? Come for the food trucks and the $1 smash-a-car event.

Additional Activities Include:

  • Blood Medic Van
  • Tortilla station
  • Plant sale
  • Teddy Bear Clinic
  • Iconic Fountain City photography exhibit (student work)
  • Free professional headshots for businesses and partners
  • Central Station school store open for CHS gear
  • CHS Pep Rally
  • Art Show
  • College & Career Booths

Powell Middle School is presenting a play. Details in poster.

In Memoriam

Margaret Trundle

Margaret Andrew Ogle Trundle, has died at age 91. She was a 40-year teacher in the Sevier County school system and a 38-year pianist for Rocky Springs Presbyterian Church in Sevierville. A service celebrating her life was held at Atchley’s Funeral Home, Sevierville on February 20, 2026. “She will be remembered for her gracious spirit, quiet strength, steadfast faith and unwavering dedication to her family, her students and her church. … Her life was a testament to service given generously and without fanfare.” Full obituary here.

Aggie Jones

Agatha “Aggie” Jones, 95, of Knoxville, was a fourth-grade teacher for over 20 years. Her degree was from the University of Tennessee. She also enjoyed tennis and hiking. A member of West Hills Presbyterian Church, she sang in the choir at New Hope Presbyterian Church. She was a dedicated volunteer for Meals on Wheels and The Red Cross. Services were held on February 18, 2026, at Rose – Mann Heritage Chapel. Full obituary here.

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