A party of 40 showed up for lunch and dinner at Cedar Bluff Aubrey’s restaurant on Middlebrook Pike every day for 10 days.
They actually came for breakfast, too, so it’s …
Don’t fear the fire marshal
Dan Johnson is the town of Farragut fire marshal. In spite of the weight of that title, Dan is a really nice guy. He just doesn’t want you to burn …
No ‘typical days’ for David Smoak
David Smoak will soon mark his tenth anniversary as Farragut’s town administrator. He came to the position in February 2010, and since then there have been few “typical days.” That’s …
Free flu shot Saturday, Sept. 28
Flu season is not here yet, but it will be, and many of us will head out to the six sites for the 2019 Free Flu Shot Saturday on Sept. …
Shoulder to cry on
I often have trouble being a caring friend.
There. I’ve said it. I love my friends so much and get so much out of my relationships with them, but it is …
Farragut Museum continues to educate and inspire
Last week, Julia Barham printed labels and rearranged cases for the Aug. 16 opening of a new Farragut Museum exhibit, “Timeless Toys.” The featured toys, mostly from the 1950s and …
Summertime, and the living is academic
The earliest start date in the history of Knox County Schools – which was Aug. 5 for students – has ignited the annual back-to-school-too-early cry of many and brought bouts …
#IWillBStrong opens the conversation about youth suicide prevention
It began as a motto printed on T-shirts that Candace Bannister made for friends and family of her late son, Will Bannister. Now Candace and her family and friends hope …