Last Thursday Faith Andes didn’t wake up. Her daughter Jolyne found her that morning, still in bed. News of her death spread quickly, leaving concentric circles of sadness and loss …
Keira Wyatt: Connecting resources to need
Marry unwavering faith with a driving need to help the helpless and you have Keira Wyatt, executive director of Connect Ministries. An appropriate Biblical verse comes to mind: “By their …
Knox Mason ready to roll (almost)
It’s not even open yet, but Cynthia Moxley and a few friends found a dining delight just across Union Avenue from the Moxley Carmichael office in the Millers Building downtown. …
Visit North Hills today
Mayor Madeline Rogero will join the North Hills Garden Club to open the community arboretum today (11/7) at 4 p.m. at the entrance to North Hills on Washington Pike. Sally …
Arby’s restaurant going up on Millertown Pike
More construction is underway on Millertown Pike – just a stone’s throw away from the failing East Towne Mall. Richardson Turner Construction Company (RTC) is erecting a new Arby’s restaurant …
East county offices to move
Knox County Clerk Sherry Witt is relocating her East Knoxville office to the East Towne Crossing shopping center in a portion of the old Food Lion store. Knox County Commission …
Ready or not, county heads to November votes on TVA Tower deal
Hugh Nystrom says he expects to preside over a November vote on the proposition to move Knox County Schools’ central office out of the Andrew Johnson building and into six …
Girl Scouts take over Parking Day
Troop 20269 took over Parking Day on Gay Street earlier this year to show that Girl Scouts are more than just cookies and crafts. Because Parking Day promotes natural services and preserving natural resources, …