This 2020 edition of the Tennessee Vols football team has a chance to win all 10 games against conference opponents in this strange and abbreviated season. So says Bob Kesling, …
Wheels of justice may roll on East Sunset property
A couple of Holston Hills residents are feuding about the fate of a rundown property at 5807 East Sunset Road.
Former city council member (and sometimes KnoxTNToday writer) Nick Della Volpe …
Outpatient Diagnostic Center sells for $4.2 million
Real estate markets were active again last week in Knox County. We recorded 531 trust deeds valued at $147.1 million. These numbers fall short of the previous week by $11.2 …
Tanisha Baker gets SCORE boost
Tanisha Baker, program and analytics director of Project GRAD Knoxville, is one of 30 leaders chosen by the State Collaborative on Reforming Education to participate in the 2020-21 cohort of …
Guest cottage
Atop Mabry Hill overlooking downtown Knoxville sits a jewel you may not know. The Mabry-Hazen House, built in 1858 and now a museum, houses thousands of artifacts, furniture and intrigue.
This …
Chromebooks ahead for all KCS students
In May 2020, the Board of Education approved a 1:1 plan that will make a Chromebook computer available to every KCS student in grades K-12, starting in August.
This initiative was …
Urban League provides shoes, supplies despite pandemic
The Knoxville Area Urban League’s 18th annual Shoes for School became a drive-through and pickup event Saturday, Aug. 1, after the traditional festival in Caswell Park was canceled in 2020 …
Waiting: Virus holds fledgling lawyers hostage
Five months ago, Idi Melendez was deep into her last semester of classes at LMU’s Duncan School of Law and was getting excited about graduation. Her parents and little brothers …