Local author Bethany Stahl has published the second book in her “Save the Earth” series for children. “Save the Arctic,” written and illustrated by Stahl, is now available for purchase …
City to study East Knox intersection
City of Knoxville officials will meet with engineers and the community to discuss improvements to the interchange of Magnolia Avenue, Rutledge Pike and Asheville Highway. The meeting will be 5:30-7 …
Beverly Park Place rated by Newsweek
Beverly Park Place, one of three Hillcrest Healthcare communities in Knoxville, has landed as the No. 2 top provider in Tennessee on the Newsweek Best Nursing Homes 2020 list.
Located at …
Keryl Aston-Wash Fillers leaves legacy of art
Keryl Suzanne Aston-Wash Fillers, 63, passed away in Knoxville on Saturday, Oct. 12, 2019, surrounded by family and friends, including her mother, Barbara Aston-Wash, and daughter, Kerry Katelynn Fillers.
Keryl was …
Julie Thompson: One caring adult making a difference
Julie Thompson was an early participant in the expanding use of technology in the classroom, but 27 years as a teacher and administrator have not altered her conviction that no …
Festival of Hope brings comedy, music to Graveston
Vicki Worley and the staff of Hope Springs Adult Day Care Center are sponsoring a Festival of Hope with dinner and entertainment to benefit the center.
“Join us for a fun-filled …
Deputy Chief Morris: He’s done it all at KFD
There comes a time while writing when a trite cliché works best. You’ve heard this one before – “He’s done it all.” In this case, he has. In an almost …
Harry Brooks honored by Pellissippi State
Pellissippi State Community College lauded retired state Rep. Harry Brooks of Knoxville on Tuesday by naming a wing of its Strawberry Plains Campus in his honor.
The Harry Brooks Career Education …