On March 26, the Covenant Health Knoxville Marathon hosted the Covenant Kids Run, and students from KCS elementary schools made a terrific showing.
Marathon officials this week announced results from the …
Something for everyone at Seven Islands
Saturday, Oct. 23
Seven Islands State Birding Park wraps up its “Birdability Week” with an ADA Trail Accessible Birding Tour starting at 8 a.m. Join Ranger Clare for a leisurely birding …
Fall tradition continues at Washington Presbyterian
A much beloved community tradition continues this Saturday, Oct. 16, with the 43rd Fall Apple Festival at Washington Presbyterian Church in Corryton. The festival runs from 9 a.m.–2 p.m. and …
Trees and butterflies at Seven Islands
Seven Islands State Birding Park is offering TN Trees: Identification, Folklore and Uses at 9 a.m., Saturday, Oct. 9. Cost is $5. Join Ranger Clare on a 2–3-mile hike as …
Washington Pike, Larsen Jay and Dear Bill Lee
Other columnists pick a topic, do some research, talk to a few sources and then write. It comes to you neatly packaged with a beginning, a middle and an end.
Let’s …
Town Hall East hears from city officials
Town Hall East hosted two city officials on Sept. 13, talking about issues of interest to East Knoxville: Development of The Ammons, an 80-unit affordable housing complex on Asheville Highway …
Chopping weeds for city visit
Yesterday we wrote about the conversation between Nick Della Volpe and Harold Cannon (story here) regarding an extension of the city-owned greenway at Loves Creek and Millertown Pike. Cannon did …
Della Volpe, Cannon parry on greenway project
Leadership means being a pest when necessary and staying with a project until it is done. Today’s topic is Nick Della Volpe – retired TVA attorney, member of Knoxville City …