Alan Hill, who handles external affairs for AT&T, was in Hardin Valley on Thursday. He presented $1,000 to the Karns Fire Department. Lt. Gov. Randy McNally and state Reps. Justin …
At 58, Hal Thompson still makes a difference
Hal Thompson was 21 in 1982 when he left his hometown of Albion in western New York near Lake Erie for the warm environs of Orlando. He eventually moved to …
Services Wednesday for McGowan Sr.
Paul D. McGowan Sr. passed away on June 8, and services are planned for noon Wednesday, June 12, in the mausoleum chapel of Berry Highland Memorial Cemetery, 5315 Kingston Pike. …
Greenways face uncertain future, more study
Mike Donila and I came out of the newspaper business – Mike from the News Sentinel and I from Shopper News. So, when we caught up Wednesday at Karns Elementary …
Watch ‘The Goonies’ in a cave
Want to watch a classic 1980s adventure movie in a cool cave? Check this out today.
Historic Cherokee Caverns, 8524 Oak Ridge Highway, will present “The Goonies” at 7 and 9:30 …
Kirby Plants is a gardener’s happy place
When Scott and Martha Kirby moved their plant business from Seymour to Karns four years ago, their loyal clientele – who come from all over East Tennessee – followed them. …
Services Saturday for retired teacher Martha Bailey
Services will be Saturday for Martha Collette Bailey, 78, of West Knoxville. She taught for almost 20 years at Karns Elementary School. She and husband Jay were active supporters of …
New NW school required to serve booming population
The case for building a brand-new elementary school in Northwest Knox County can be made in two words:
Population growth.
Superintendent Bob Thomas has recommended building three new elementary schools: a new …