There was a hint of spring in the air as a man unloaded plastic jugs from a minivan and lined them up on the little wall at the artesian well …
Valliant: a colorful career in politics, land development
Knoxville attorney John Valliant Jr.’s parents migrated south from Canada and wound up in Oak Ridge in 1943. His father worked on the super-secret classified Manhattan Project “and he was …
Goodbye to all of that
To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven: A time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, and …
ET native Wilson is happy to explain it all to you
As a youth, Henry Wilson says, he was kind of a know-it-all. So it only makes sense that as he has matured, he has become a teach-it-all.
Wilson, a retired college …
Jacobs sets December meeting at Carter Library
Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs will host the December constituent meeting from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 11, at the Carter Library, 9036 Asheville Hwy. These meetings are designed to give citizens …
Ritta students get lessons from Sled Bears
When hockey player Matthew Porterfield and his teammates visited Ritta Elementary School on a recent morning, students learned a lot about stick handling, passing and shooting.
But the more important lesson …
Photos: Washington Presbyterian Apple Festival
The rain didn’t stop the 41st annual Fall Apple Festival at Washington Presbyterian Church pavilion and park Oct. 20. The festival started back in 1977 and was open from 9 a.m. …
Gibbs High remembers the boys of ’68
Gibbs is a close-knit place, and family ties were in full evidence at last week’s homecoming festivities, which focused on the Boys of ’68.
Jerry “Woody” Hutson, Class of 1970, is …