Zenobia was a warrior queen, one of the most powerful women in ancient history.
Her Knoxville namesake didn’t aspire to battle her way through life or wear a crown, but as …
Zenobia Dobson: Still fighting to keep kids safe
Tillman opened Pellissippi campus to the community
Rosalyn Tillman is retiring at month’s end as the dean at the Magnolia Avenue Campus of Pellissippi State Community College. She will miss the work; the community will surely miss …
Cyber fraud in the time of Covid
After a year of this new normal, it would be an understatement to say we’ve learned to pivot or do things differently.
Similarly, fraudsters are also utilizing these unique times in …
Girl Scouts and communities: Raising each other up
Girl Scouts, which turned 109 years old on March 12, 2021, has a long history of encouraging its members to be active in their communities. Two troops recently showed examples …
History rests at Lebanon in the Fork Cemetery
It sits unassumingly on a hill in East Knox County overlooking the Holston River just before its junction with the French Broad. If traveling too fast along Asbury Road to …
Spring bees a-buzzin’
Spring – rain and sun, it’s time to mow. As I approached the ditch line on my mower, I noticed what looked like a half box of cereal emptied there …
Adaptive mountain bike riding weekend ahead
Knoxville Catalyst Sports invites the community to learn about adaptive mountain bike riding – a way for disabled people to hit the trails.
There are spaces for both participants and volunteers …
Patients benefit from Fort Sanders expansion
Fort Sanders Regional Medical Center is celebrating the opening of a new critical care department that completes the final phase of a $115-million construction project to expand emergency and critical …