Knox County Public Library is pleased to present programs that illuminate a small portion of a complex Black history formed by genius, suffering, beauty and grace.
The public is invited to join …
Black History Month at the library
Should Knoxville build this bridge?
Knoxville Mayor Kincannon has rekindled Rogero’s earlier dream of a river-crossing footbridge extending from the UT campus to the South Knoxville riverbank. Great for UT. A place to house part …
DuBose to head city department
Kevin DuBose, former deputy director of community development for the city of Knoxville, has been appointed by Mayor Indya Kincannon as the city’s cirector of housing and neighborhood development.
“DuBose has …
Legislative meeting; Music at Laurel Theater
Knox area state legislators will meet the public Saturday, Jan. 28, from 9-10:30 a.m. at the East Tennessee History Center, 601 S. Gay St. downtown. The meeting is co-sponsored by …
Juried exhibition among five upcoming at the Emporium
The Arts & Culture Alliance is pleased to present five new exhibitions at the Emporium Center in downtown Knoxville from February 3-25, 2023. A free gathering with the artists will …
Services Thursday for Ruth Fuson
The woman who began the Hospice program at Fort Sanders Regional Medical Center and later developed the signature “Katerpillar Kids Camp” for Covenant Health has died.
Ruth Fuson, 92, of Knoxville, …
Appalachia Sessions: It’s like Austin City Limits with a mission
Just before the Georgia Bulldogs commenced to gigging the TCU Horned Frogs last night, a very special taping was wrapping up at The Bijou Theatre. It was the second installment …
First Friday is January 6
You are invited to celebrate local artists and enjoy new exhibitions and live music at First Friday, January 6, from 5-9 p.m. at 100 S. Gay Street. Hosted by the …