Mary Bell was a 66-year-old widow when she decided to donate a kidney. She was enjoying retirement, spending time at her home in Dickson, Tennessee, and at her mountain retreat …
Restless to go
The restlessness has descended. And, unfortunately, it’s early.
Many friends will tell you that I’m “always” restless, and I would probably be hard-put to argue the point. It’s not entirely true, …
Make a difference (and some dough) as a census taker
The decennial census is just around the corner, and it will take an army of workers to count every head in the nation. You can play a part and earn …
Young-Williams humming along with CEO Testerman
September will mark Janet Testerman’s third year as the CEO of the Young-Williams Animal Center, which serves as the municipal shelter for Knoxville and Knox County. The shelter turns no …
Walkers and women
Vanity, thy name is Sherri.
Shakespeare never wrote that, but then he didn’t write that vanity’s name is “woman” either. He wrote, in “Hamlet,” “Frailty, thy name is woman,” a response …
Services Wednesday for Robert M. ‘Robin’ Hill
A memorial service is scheduled for 4 p.m. Wednesday, July 17, at The Episcopal Church of the Good Samaritan, 425 N Cedar Bluff Rd. for Robert McCullough “Robin” Hill Jr. …
Thinking ‘outside the box’ sets Click apart
Larry Click literally grew up in a funeral home. His parents, Glenn and Polly Click, had an apartment below their Lenoir City funeral home. His dad was surprised when Larry …
At 20, Horse Haven still passionate about aiding abused, neglected equine
“God made the horse from the breath of the wind, the beauty of the earth and the soul of an angel.” – Author unknown
Funny and odd things happen in these …