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 …
Ritta Elementary tops Kids Run prizes
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 …